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The Galaxy Buds On are Samsung’s first clip-on earbuds.

Seen in leaks last month, the Buds On are Samsung’s first foray into open earbuds, joining the likes of Sony and Bose. They’re powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S7 Gen 1 chip, and have 9.5 hours of battery per charge. South Korea gets them first, on October 27th for ₩299,000 (about $220), with more markets to follow.

<em>The Buds On are only launching in black, unusually enough.</em>
<em>Samsung hasn’t said how many hours of battery life the charging case provides.</em>
<em>Samsung’s usual AI features and gesture controls return.</em>
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The Buds On are only launching in black, unusually enough.
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