Samsung redesigns Galaxy Buds4 series, adds head gesture control and Galaxy AI improvements

Samsung has presented its new headphone series Galaxy Buds4, with the models standard and Pro, that arrive focused on audio quality and with a redesign based on metal parts, in addition to introducing control options through head gestures and intelligent adaptive controls for any environment.Hand in hand with its new series of flagship smartphones Samsung Galaxy S26, The company has also unveiled its new models of ‘true wireless stereo’ headphones within the framework of its Galaxy Unpacked event held in San Francisco (United States).

In this case, the Korean technology company has chosen to introduce a new design for your headphones, which now have metal components in the bar area with ‘blade’ architecture to provide a more “premium” feel. In addition, this part has a more square shape compared to previous models, which allows easier access to the touch control by sliding or pressing.

The only design difference between both models is that the Buds4 They have a open ear formatwhile the Buds4 Pro include an additional rubber to better adapt to the user and increase insulation from outside noise.

To carry out this design, Samsung has detailed that it was based on a sample of 100 million global ear data and more than 10,000 simulationsin order to make it a device that is comfortable to use for anyone. As a result, they have a ultra-slim ergonomic fit with smaller earphone heads.

The redesign is completed with a New clamshell charging case with transparent lid and will be launched in the colors black and whiteas well as a pink version dorado which will only be available for the Pro version and will be exclusive to online sales.

HIGH QUALITY SOUND AND NOISE CANCELLATION

Regarding sound, Samsung continues to focus on offering “the best quality audio” with HiFi sound and double speaker in the Pro version, in addition to increasing the sound area for the woofer speakerachieving deeper sounds.

Combined with the ‘tweeter’the headphones deliver natural, immersive audio with clean bass and treble that Support 24-bit/96kHz audioproviding high fidelity sound with respect to the original recording. Furthermore, the two-way speaker Located on top of the metallic finish, it maximizes the functionality of the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC).

At the level of ‘software’these headphones also improve ANC noise cancellation and equalization, as they are capable of adapt to the user’s needs based on how the headset is placed and what the ear is like of the person in question. To do this, it analyzes possible audio losses in real time through its algorithm and, with this, adjust noise cancellation and sound level to ensure the best audio quality.

It also analyzes outside noise to automatically optimize noise cancellation, depending on whether there are loud noises around or it is a calmer environment, not only to hear better, but to ensure quality calls. In fact, during calls, the headphones offer ambient sound reduction of up to 16 kHz with the Super Clear Call function.

CONTROL USING HEAD GESTURES AND GALAXY AI

The new Galaxy Buds4 are They connect easily with all devices in the Galaxy ecosystem and they can be controlled in a more accessible way through the ‘smarthpone’ settings, without having to use the Galaxy Wearable application.

Following this line, they allow access to all the Artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities of Galaxy AI through voice commands, with which you can activate AI agents including Bixby, Gemini y Perplexity.

As a novelty, they incorporate head gesture control optionswithout having to use your hands. For example, users will be able to answer calls or reject them with a simple nod.

Samsung has stressed that they continue to promote interpreter functionto use the headphones as an interpreter when dealing with people in other languages, with real-time translation.

The new Galaxy Buds4 headphones are available for pre-order starting this Wednesday, although their general availability will be at starting March 11.

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