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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro leak with Apple-like Spatial 3D Audio and ANC

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro could be Samsung’s first Dolby Atmos true wireless earbuds

Posted on December 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After a leak last week that showed off the outside of the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, a second leak today has now given us some key details on the features of the upcoming true wireless earbuds.

The list of features, which was first spotted by a Reddit user in a pre-release APK and then reported by XDA Developers, includes spatial 3D Audio with head tracking; voice/conversation detection; Bixby voice wake-up sensor and left/right hearing adjustment in addition to new ways to control the active noise-cancellation levels.

While all of those bits are exciting, the spatial audio support is particularly interesting because it’s something Apple just implemented on the new AirPods Max and will be the first implementation of spatial audio on a Samsung pair of true wireless earbuds.
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