Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Buds On have appeared in a fresh leak, offering a closer look at the company’s new clip-on wireless earbuds. The latest visuals show the earbuds and their charging case from multiple angles, while retail listings offer a possible clue to the international launch timeline.
Samsung has confirmed that the earbuds will launch in South Korea on October 27. However, the company has yet to announce when they will reach other markets.
According to reports, newly discovered animations shared by The Cipher Project show the Galaxy Buds On from different angles. The visuals reveal a rounded, cube-shaped charging case with a smoky, transparent lid.
The case appears to follow a design approach similar to the one seen on Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 4 series. Inside, the earbuds feature a curved band that wraps around the outer ear, setting them apart from conventional wireless earbuds that sit inside the ear canal.
The clip-on design could appeal to users who prefer an alternative to traditional in-ear models. However, Samsung has yet to disclose the complete hardware specifications.
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The latest leak also offers a possible timeline for the earbuds’ international availability. Several European retail pages reportedly list the Galaxy Buds On with dates that point toward a launch in the first half of December.
These listings do not confirm an official release date, and availability could vary by market. A launch in the United States around the same period is also possible, but there is no confirmed date yet.
Samsung has announced a South Korean price of 299,000 won, which is roughly USD 220. Swiss retailers have reportedly listed the earbuds at CHF 179 and CHF 199. The difference could reflect a discount or separate pricing conditions, so the final retail price remains uncertain.
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Earlier leaks have suggested that the Galaxy Buds On could include features such as head gestures for managing calls, automatic volume adjustment and quick voice memo recording. The earbuds may also support voice assistants, including Bixby and Gemini.
These features have not all been officially confirmed by Samsung. The open-ear design also means buyers should not assume the earbuds will offer active noise cancellation or the same listening experience as Samsung’s traditional in-ear models.
For now, the new animations provide the clearest look yet at the Galaxy Buds On’s design. More details about global availability, features and pricing are expected to emerge as the launch approaches.