What you should know
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- Galaxy Buds 3 Pro’s charging case is likely to have a 500mAh battery, mirroring the capacity of the Buds 2 Pro case.
- The certification does not disclose the battery capacity for the earbuds themselves, leaving questions about any potential upgrades or changes.
- Despite the lack of information on the earbuds’ battery upgrade, software optimizations could potentially improve battery life.
- The unveiling date for the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro remains uncertain, with possibilities of it being during the Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 event rumored for July.
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*Header image – the Buds 2 Pro (Image Source – PhoneArena)*
So, here’s the scoop. We’re all on pins and needles, waiting for Samsung to drop the deets on the new Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. But the internet, oh, it’s a sneaky one. It’s starting to spill the beans, bit by bit.
There’s this report from 91Mobiles, right? They’re pretty solid when it comes to news. They’ve got the lowdown on a fresh certification for the earbuds. This ain’t just any old info. It’s about the battery life of the earbuds’ case and the model number. Juicy, huh?
Now, get this. The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro might just stick with the same battery for the case as the Buds 2 Pro. Yup, you heard that right. It’s like a déjà vu moment. This intel comes straight from a TUV Rheinland certification. The model number? EB-BR630ABY. Ring any bells? It should. A Korean agency had this baby certified before.
Here’s the kicker. The Buds 3 Pro’s charging case is packing a 500mAh battery. That’s the rated capacity we’re talking about. But wait, there’s more. The typical capacity, the one they usually shout about in ads, should be around 515mAh. Sounds familiar? It’s the same deal as the Buds 2 Pro case.
But hold up. The certification’s kinda tight-lipped about the battery capacity of the buds themselves. So, are we seeing an upgrade? Doesn’t look like it. But hey, don’t knock it till you try it. It might not be as bleak as it sounds.
Why? Well, software optimizations, my friend. They can be game-changers for battery life. And who knows? The new Buds version might just surprise us with better battery performance. Plus, let’s not forget. The Buds 2 Pro? They’re no slouches. With about eight hours of playtime without ANC and five with it, they’re holding their own against the competition. Throw in the charging case, and you’re looking at an extra 18 hours of juice. That’s not too shabby.
Now, for the million-dollar question. When’s Samsung gonna pull the curtain on these bad boys? It’s all hush-hush, but the word on the street is they might make a grand entrance during the Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 event rumored for July. Or not. Guess we’ll just have to hang tight and see.
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