Galaxy Buds 3 Pro images leak with LED lights on the stem in the first images

Samsung has changed the design of its upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 wireless earbuds for the first time in years, and they look a lot like AirPods. Now, we’re getting a hands-on look at the earbuds, their packaging, and what appears to be an array of LED strips on the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro wireless earbuds.

We’ve seen the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro on several occasions now with their new design and new case. The updated design looks sleek, but we’ve only seen it in renders so far. Tonight, we’ll get a better look at Samsung’s upcoming earbuds.

Photos posted by Ice Universe On Twitter/X The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro appear in the same gray color we’ve seen for a while now, but this is the first time we’ve seen them in real life. As we’ve seen, the design looks very similar to Apple’s AirPods Pro, and the orange and blue accents seen on the Watch 7 are also clearly visible.

Samsung’s Quick Pair system also appears, meaning Google’s Quick Pair system probably won’t be used yet – theoretically both could work, but that could quickly get messy on Samsung smartphones that can use both systems.

In one of the photos, we can clearly see that the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro at least have LED strips along the stems. They can be seen lit up in one photo, but off in another.

We previously speculated that this might be true, but it was hard to tell in the previous images. These practical images demonstrate the use of LEDs. a lot Clearer.

However, the purpose of these lamps remains unclear.

Beyond that, GSM Arena A photo of the non-Pro Galaxy Buds 3 headphones was found on InstagramThis image shows the Buds in what appears to be the official retail packaging. However, we can’t see much through the box alone.

Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro soon, likely alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 at its Unpacked event on July 10.

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