Samsung has actually introduced a new pair of wireless earphones in India, called the Galaxy Buds Corps. These are the latest budget earbuds of the company and come as a more affordable option after the Galaxy Buds FE, which was launched last year. The Buds Corps are now officially available to officially buy through Amazon, Samsung’s online stores and offline retail outlets on 27 June. The new earphone is priced at Rs 4,999 in the country.

The Galaxy Buds Core comes with a familiar Wingtip design. The Samsung box is offering several sized ear tips and wing tips in the box, so users can choose the best fit based on comfort. This type of design is particularly helpful for those who use earphones during workouts or long calls.

In the context of the audio, the Buds core uses a single-driver setup, which the company claims that deep bass and clear sound will be offered. Each earbud also includes three microphones, which should help improve the clarity of the voice during the phone call by reducing the background noise.

Samsung also includes some useful features. One of the highlights is active noise cancellation (ANC), which the company claims that when you are in noise environment such as traffic or public transport, you can help block unwanted sounds. There is also an environment sound option that gives in noise outside when you want to be aware of your surroundings.

Samsung has added support to the interpreter facility of Galaxy AI, which allows real -time voice call transcription, an unexpected but useful additional people that often switch between languages ​​or deal with important phone conversations. However, it remains to be seen whether it will work smoothly in the real world.

Earbuds are also asked to work smoothly in various galaxy devices. Whether you are switching on a tablet or laptop with a phone, the Buds Core can automatically connect to the device you are using.

The Buds promise to offer a total battery up to 35 hours of life with the case of the core if the ANC is closed. If you maintain ANC, the use time falls for about 20 hours. Earbuds support USB-C charging and come up with an IP54 rating, which makes them resistant to dust and minor splatters, which is an upgrade on low security of Fe.

Samsung is offering the Galaxy Buds core in white and black colors. As part of a launch deal, selected Galaxy buyer A series smartphone – such as Galaxy A26, A36, or A56 – will get a discount of Rs 1,000 on new earbuds. With this launch, Samsung is giving users a simple and practical wireless earbud option without cutting important features.