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Samsung is anticipated to unveil the Galaxy Buds Core true wireless stereo earphones shortly, coinciding with the launch of its next-generation foldable smartphones. Ahead of this official announcement, it appears that the Galaxy Buds Core have been inadvertently showcased on Samsung's official website, disclosing their design and full specifications. The earphones are presented in two color variants and feature an IP54-rated construction. The Galaxy Buds Core are expected to serve as the follow-up to the original Galaxy Buds FE, which debuted in 2023. These yet-to-be-announced earbuds have been listed on the official Samsung UAE site in both Black and White.

The Galaxy Buds Core will come equipped with active noise cancellation (ANC) and advanced Galaxy AI functionalities, such as Interpreter and Live Translate, enabling real-time translations when used with compatible Samsung Galaxy devices. According to the listing, these earbuds support Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity and are compatible with AAC, SBC, and Samsung's proprietary Scalable codec. They also include support for A2DP, AVRCP, and HFP Bluetooth profiles. Each bud is designed with a touch sensor and an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance. When ANC is activated, the Galaxy Buds Core are said to provide up to 20 hours of listening time per charge, while they can deliver a maximum of 35 hours without ANC.

The listing indicates that each earbud houses a 65mAh battery, complemented by a 500mAh battery in the charging case. The dimensions of each earbud are 19.2 x 17.1 x 22.2 mm, weighing 5.3 grams, while the case measures 50 x 50 x 27.7 mm and weighs 31.2 grams. It is expected that the Samsung Galaxy Buds Core will be revealed alongside the Galaxy Buds 3 FE at the summer Galaxy Unpacked event, rumored to be scheduled for July 9 in New York. They are likely to be positioned as a successor to the original Samsung Galaxy Buds FE and offered at an affordable price point.