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Samsung Galaxy Buds Core are rumoured to be introduced soon as the successor to the Galaxy Buds FE. The company has teased the launch of its upcoming true-wireless-stereo (TWS) earphones in India via its social media handle. While the post does not confirm the moniker of the earbuds, the phrasing suggests that they may indeed debut as the Samsung Galaxy Buds Core. Reports indicate the TWS earphones may offer support for AAC, SBC, and Samsung’s proprietary Scalable codecs.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Core India Launch
Samsung India shared a teaser of the upcoming TWS earphones in a post on X (formerly Twitter). The teaser image carries the text, “Let the music move you to the core”, which suggests that they could be introduced as the previously rumoured Samsung Galaxy Buds Core.
Brace yourself! The music is about to hit harder. Feel every note, every drop, every beat – louder, clearer, deeper. Dropping soon!
Notify me: https://t.co/65SB0Nqwuz#Samsung pic.twitter.com/0Vm7DIvJR6— Samsung India (@SamsungIndia) June 21, 2025
However, there is no information about its launch time, with the company only mentioning that the upcoming TWS earphones are “dropping soon”. Past reports suggest that they could be introduced alongside Samsung’s seventh generation foldables at the Galaxy Unpacked event next month.
This is the first official confirmation of the Galaxy Buds Core, building upon their listing on the Samsung UAE website which also detailed its specifications. The TWS earphones were listed on two colourways — black and white.
As per the listing, they may come with an IP54-rated build against dust and water ingress and touch controls via a sensor on each earbud. The TWS earphones are said to bring support for active noise cancellation (AI) and the Galaxy AI suite. When paired with a compatible Galaxy device, users may be able to access Interpreter and Live Translate features for real-time translation.
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Core are expected to have Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity, along with support for A2DP, AVRCP, and HFP Bluetooth profiles. For audio, the TWS earphones may offer support for AAC, SBC, and Scalable codecs.
In terms of battery life, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Core are said to last up to 20 hours on a single charge with ANC turned on. With ANC off, they may offer up to 35 hours of playback time.
