First is, obviously, the bean-like look and the squarish case. And with it officially out now, we can see clearly the wingtips that the manual mentions. Going beyond the surface, the Galaxy Buds Live use 12mm speakers and bass ducts for its sound. As you’d expect with the earbuds of today, the beans also come with active noise cancelling.
As for its battery life, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live themselves can last up to six hours of battery life. The charging case gives it another 15. Changing for five minutes also gives about an hour of play time. And finally the official launching of the Galaxy Buds Live confirms that they can be used as wireless mics. Beyond that, you get the usual touch controls as its predecessors did, which are also customisable with the Galaxy Wearable app.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live will be priced at RM699 in Malaysia. Despite having a price though, the company has not said when exactly they will be available locally. But with the price already revealed, it shouldn’t be long until the availability gets announced as well. (Source: Samsung [1], [2])
