Samsung Galaxy Buds + will not have active noise reduction

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Contrary to the whole industry, Samsung will not be offering Active Noise Reduction (ANC) on its upcoming Galaxy Buds + wireless headphones.

According to Engagdet, the Korean brand hopes to make forget this aberration by an autonomy clearly superior to that which one currently finds on its Buds. Decryption of this decision which will not only make people happy.

Samsung Galaxy Buds +: better sound, but without ANC?

While the first Samsung Galaxy Buds will soon be a year old, rumors are rife about the Buds + that will replace them. Among other things, these should provide solutions to problems identified on their predecessors.

From the corridor noises, we should therefore expect a better sound on future products. However, one wonders how they will succeed in this challenge without active noise reduction. In addition, each pair would carry 4 microphones, two more than the previous version, for improve the quality of phone calls.

Either way, Samsung will no doubt lose a few potential buyers when the AirPods (the Pro) offer ANC.

A great autonomy as a consolation prize

As we told you a few weeks ago, users of the Samsung Galaxy Buds + will enjoy more than satisfactory autonomy. Indeed, the headphones could work up to 12 noon on a single charge. This is double what you would expect from Buds today. To do this, the new models can count on a larger battery of 85 mAh.

Either way, we won't have to wait long to find these Galaxy Buds +. Indeed, they should be among the products launched at the next conference unpacked release scheduled for February 11. Apart from these wireless headphones, we should find there the new high-end smartphones of the brand (the Galaxy S20, in particular).

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