In a very short time, AI has secured a good position in the tech market. After Google and Samsung, Apple, the California-based tech giant, is here with its own AI (Apple Intelligence). Let’s know more.
Features of Apple Intelligence (AI)
Apple Intelligence will feature AI-powered Siri, integrated writing tools, and the creative Image Playground for generating images. Initially, these features will be available for free on compatible devices. However, a report by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggests that Apple might shift to a subscription model in the future. The potential introduction of a premium tier named “Apple Intelligence+,” would offer exclusive AI features for a monthly fee, like other Apple services like iCloud and Apple Music.
This is one of the strategies of Apple to focus on and improve the software side of things between slowing hardware sales. The contributing factors for the idea include slower device upgrade cycles, less noticeable hardware innovations, and increased device durability. Apple has collaborated with OpenAI for this change that involves revenue-sharing from AI subscription services. This shows its commitment to AI for future revenue growth. Additionally, the Private Cloud Compute feature will extend AI ability to its older devices using Apple’s cloud servers.
The initial display of Apple Intelligence is expected on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Industry observers are looking forward to advancing AI-driven development that could change how users interact with their devices.
Apple integrating Apple Intelligence can be good news for the tech industry alike. We might see more companies adopting AI into their products and services for an enriched user experience. However, the technique of offering cost-free features initially and eventually shifting to a subscription-based model might distance users who can only afford free service. Additionally, there’s the risk that the focus on software and revenue increment might overshadow the development of new hardware innovations, which could disappoint users looking for the next big breakthrough in Apple’s product lineup.
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CMF just launched a brand new earbuds — Buds Pro 2! The naming of the latest Nothing sub-brand offering suggests that it is the successor to the Buds Pro, however, it closely resembles the regular Buds instead. Regardless, let’s discuss the latest CMF Buds Pro 2 further in this article, including its price in Nepal.
CMF Buds Pro 2 Overview
Design and Audio
As I mentioned, the overall design of the latest CMF Buds Pro 2 is more in line with the vanilla Buds than the previous Pro model. Given that, the earbuds come in an in-ear fit with an IP55 rating. On the other hand, the charging case does not have any sort of dust or water resistance. The charging case of the latest Pro model carries over the dial from the regular Buds, but it takes it up a notch. Previously, it was merely an aesthetic choice. This time around, it functions are a button to control the earbuds’ feature.
These earbuds rely on a combination of an 11mm bass driver, a 6mm micro-planar tweeter, an N52 magnet, and a copper voice coil to deliver all kinds of sound, including the Spatial Audio Effect. The tuning on these things is done by Nothing in collaboration with Dirac Opteo. Additionally, they are equipped with three microphones on each side to offer a clearer calling experience. The CMF Buds Pro 2 is capable of Hybrid ANC of up to 50dB, and Wind Noise Reduction with its unique wind-flow structure as well.
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Features
Apart from all the noise-cancelling and reducing stuff, these buds also offer other handy-dandy features. The highlighting one of all is its first-in-the-industry Smart Dial, which I touched on when talking about its design. This dial can be rotated as well as pressed, and users can customise these actions to perform certain tasks such as volume adjustments, ANC control, Voice Assistant access, and such through the Nothing X app.
Furthermore, users can enjoy five preset EQ modes or fiddle around to fine-tune the sound of these buds as per their liking in the app as well. Another interesting feature of the CMF Buds Pro 2 is ChatGPT integration. This allows you to tap into the AI model through voice commands. Other than that, these buds come with fast pairing, Ear Fit Test, In-ear detection, and Low Lag Mode with latency as low as 120ms with Nothing and CMF phones.
In terms of battery, you are getting 60 mAh cells on either bud and a larger 460 mAh pack in the charging case. With this, these earbuds can offer you up to 43 hours of combined playback. Similarly, the company says they offer 11 hours of independent playback. However, if you want to enjoy the CMF Buds Pro 2 to its fullest with LDAC and ANC turned on, the battery life drops to just over four hours on the buds. Even with the case, you will get 16 and a half hours of usage.
When you do run out of charge, these earbuds can fully juice up in just 70 minutes. Likewise, you can get up to three hours from the buds by plugging it in for a mere 10 minutes.
CMF Buds Pro 2 Specifications
Design: In-ear with IP55 rating
Dimensions: 33.10 x 20.20 x 23.80 mm (Buds), 53.40 x 53.40 x 23.00 mm (Case)
Weight: 4.90 grams (Buds), 46.00 grams (Case)
Sound Driver: 11mm driver with PU and titanium-coated PET + 6mm micro-planar tweeter with titanium-coated PET
Noise Cancellation: Hybrid ANC of up to 50dB, Six-mic setup with Clear Voice Technology 2.0 during calls, Wind Noise Reduction
Features: Ear tips fit test, In-ear detection, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, Low Lag Mode of up to 120ms with Nothing / CMF smartphones, Find Earbuds, ChatGPT integration, Touch Control, Smart Dial Control (Customisable), Spatial Audio
Color Options: Orange, Dark Grey, Light Grey, Blue
The CMF Buds Pro 2 launched alongside the CMF Watch Pro 2 and CMF Phone 1 on 8 July 2024. And the good news for us Nepali folks is, it launched here on the same day as the rest of the world! You can purchase these earbuds for NPR 9,599 through official channels like Hukut Store, and CG Digital.
Alewa, the Nepali company known for its accessories including earbuds, and smartwatches has added another product to its latter catalog. In this article, we will discuss everything about the latest Alewa Moon, including its price in Nepal and Availability
Alewa Moon Smartwatch Overview
Design and Display
It measures 464610.7 mm and weighs 48g. Consumers can choose from three colors: Rose Gold, Deep Vermilion, and Starry Silver. The smartwatch is dustproof and waterproof with a 3ATM rating. The strap measures 255mm in total length. The main body is made of zinc alloy and plastic with IML buttons made of aluminum alloy. The wrist strap is made of silicone and stainless steel.
The smartwatch features a 1.43-inch AMOLED full-screen touch display. It has a resolution of 466*466 pixels.
The Alewa Moon smartwatch offers a range of functions. It supports Bluetooth calls, allowing users to make and answer calls, reject calls, view call records, and add contacts. Additionally, it tracks exercise data such as steps, distance, and calories, and supports over 100 exercise modes. Other functions include a calculator, stopwatch, weather updates, alarm clock, voice assistant, photo control, and music control and playback.
Health Management
Health management is a key feature of this smartwatch. It monitors heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, blood pressure, and sleep. Additionally, it provides female physiological reminders.
Connectivity
For connectivity, the smartwatch uses a 5.3 Bluetooth Low Energy Chip. Unfortunately, it does not support WiFi or NFC. The device does not include a gyroscope or GPS.
The smartwatch is equipped with a 290mAh lithium polymer battery, charged via a wireless charging dock. It takes approximately 1.5 hours to charge, offering 3-5 days of use and up to 15 days of standby time.
Cybercrime is a growing threat, with increasing attacks targeting individuals and organizations worldwide. One of the most concerning aspects is the theft and trade of passwords. Security researchers recently reported that an infamous crime marketplace has uploaded the world’s largest collection of stolen passwords labelled ‘RockYou2024’.
World’s Largest Password Leak
A hacker known as ‘ObamaCare’ posted a database containing nearly 10 billion unique passwords, collected from numerous data breaches and hacks over the years. This alarming news, therefore, highlights the increasing risks and the need for strong cybersecurity measures. Security researchers from Cybernews have uncovered the RockYou2024 password database. This happens to be the largest collection of stolen and leaked credentials ever seen on the BreachForums criminal underground forum. This database contains 9,948,575,739 unique passwords in plain text format.
Impact of the RockYou2024 Leak
RockYou2024 is a database that builds upon the previous RockYou2021 set. Approximately, 1.5 billion new passwords from 2021 to 2024 were added to the previous 8.4 billion. What’s worse is all the passwords are real-world passwords used by individuals and organizations worldwide. This increases the risk of credential stuffing attacks, where stolen credentials from one service are used on another unrelated service. Cyberattacks like this could lead to an overflow of data breaches, financial frauds, and identity thefts.
What You Can Do?
The biggest password leak of the RockYou2024 increases the risk of credential-stuffing attacks. People often use the same password for a lot of websites so when one gets compromised, they are at risk of getting hacked everywhere else too. You might be the next target or maybe you are a victim already and you have no idea about it yet! To know if you have been data breached check out sites like Have I Been Pwned which check your email against their databases of leaks.
Realme launched a successor to the Realme 11x — which landed a spot on our list of best smartphones priced under NPR 30,000 as well. This time around the company has given the phone a major upgrade in the memory and storage department and is now finally launched in Nepal. Let’s discuss more about the Realme 12x 5G including its official price in Nepal, shall we?
Realme 12x 5G Overview
Design and Display
Realme 12x 5G keeps the majority of design aspects similar to its predecessor. Except for the shift of the camera island on the back to the center, which puts it more in line with its other members of the Realme 12 series. Moreover, it boasts IP54 water and ingress protection while maintaining a slim profile of 7.89mm. This phone ships in two finishes: Twilight Purple and Woodland Green.
On the front, you are getting an LCD panel that measures 6.72 inches diagonally. The screen is capable of five levels of refresh rate adjustment peaking at 120Hz. In the meantime, it can get as bright as 950 nits under HBM (High Brightness Mode). Additionally, the Realme 12x 5G also bags the TÜV Rheinland low blue light certification.
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Performance
Moving on to the performance side of things, the latest Realme offering does not offer any upgrade in terms of processor. Meaning, that it sticks with the same MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ chipset. This silicon should provide you with a smooth enough experience for day-to-day usage and light gaming here and there.
Even though you don’t get an upgrade in the processor, you do get a major bump in memory as well as storage. It comes in an 8/128GB trim in Nepal. In addition, you can virtually double the memory while also expanding the storage with a MicroSD card of up to 2TB on the Realme 12x. Furthermore, this phone boots on the Realme UI 5.0 based on Android 14.
In terms of camera, the Realme 12x 5G comes with a primary 50MP shooter — which is a dip from the 64MP you would get on a last-gen phone. However, we all know that the megapixels of the camera do not solely dictate the image quality.
Other than that, there’s a 2MP black & white (B&W) camera as well. Meanwhile, you once again get an 8MP camera on the front. Powering the smartphone is a 5,000 mAh cell that can juiced up with a 45W charger.
After more than 3 months of its release, Realme has finally bought the Narzo 70 Pro in Nepal. The Narzo 70 Pro brings ‘best in class’ cameras among other things. So, in this article, let’s take a quick peek at the Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G, its specifications, price in Nepal, and availability details.
Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G Overview:
Display and Design
The Realme Narzo 70 Pro boasts a stunning 6.7-inch AMOLED 1.5K screen with a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate. Moreover, it comes in a sleek profile dubbed the “Horizon Glass Design” and weighs about 195 grams. The inclusion of flat edges in the sub-12 Pro category hints at a modernized aesthetics that’s pretty popular in midrange smartphones.
Performance
In the realm of processing power, there’s not a whole lot to talk about. Realme Narzo 70 Pro features the same Dimensity 7050 chipset found in its predecessor. This 6 nm-based SoC is headlined by two Cortex A78 performance cores at 2.6 GHz followed by 6 Cortex A55 efficiency cores. There’s a large 4356 squared millimeter vapor chamber to keep the heat in check.
Other than that, Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G sports up to 8/256GB of memory and comes with the latest Android 14. Additionally, Realme is claiming a clean software experience with the fewest amount of pre-installed apps and two years of Android updates (3 years of security patches).
Realme has also included the “Creative Air Gesture” feature which allows you to use your smartphone without touching it. For example, you can swipe the air to swipe the screen, show thumbs up to like the video, or show three fingers to take a screenshot. There are more than 10 such air gestures in the Narzo 70 Pro.
The Realme Narzo 70 Pro features a “best-in-class” main camera, powered by the Sony IMX 890 sensor. The 1/1.56” sensor size captures 63.80% more light than the previous generation phone. Besides the 50MP primary, you also get an 8 MP ultrawide and a 2MP macro. These are supplemented by Realme’s innovative Master Algorithm for superior image processing.
Over the front, there’s a 16MP selfie cam housed in the hole punch.
Battery and Extras
The Realme Narzo 70 Pro ships with a 5000mAh battery with a 67W fast charger. The phone features stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support.
Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G Price in Nepal and Availability
The Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G price in Nepal is NPR 33,999 for the 8/256GB trim. The device is available for purchase from various retail stores such as Hukut.
Honor has its upcoming Magic V3 foldable smartphone specification leaked all over the internet, revealing multiple color options and leaked images. Let’s compare the rumored specs of the Honor Magic V3 and explore what new is in the upcoming phone compared to its predecessor.
Honor Magic V3 Rumors
Design
Last year’s Magic V2 was probably the thinnest foldable phone out there, it was almost as thin as the iPhone 15 Pro Max when folded. Now, the Magic V3 is 9.7mm thin when folded, making it slightly slimmer than the Magic V2, which is 9.9mm thin. The Magic V3 weighs 226g, which is 5g lighter than the V2’s 231g. The upcoming Honor Magic V3 will have an IPX8 rating for water resistance
Processor
The Magic V3 will feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, an upgrade from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 in the Magic V2. Meanwhile, the V2 came in a single 16GB memory option, we expect the same RAM option for the upcoming V2. Regarding storage, the V3 will also come with options for up to 1TB of massive storage.
Battery
The Magic V3 offers a 5,200 mAh battery with 66W wired charging, a 200 mAh increase over the Magic V2’s 5,000 mAh battery.
Camera and Features
The Magic V3 will have a 50 MP main camera with OIS and a 3.5x optical zoom telephoto lens. The Magic V2 featured a 20 MP telephoto lens with 2.5x optical zoom, and a 50 MP ultrawide lens. Hence, we expect similar if not better configuration in the upcoming release. Additional features of the Magic V3 include satellite communication support, wireless charging, and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.
Honor Magic V3 Launch Date
Honor will officially unveil the Magic V3 on July 12. Stay tuned for the official announcement.
If you’re looking to purchase a smartphone gimbal in Nepal and are confused about which one to buy, then you have come to the right place. Here, we have listed all the smartphone gimbals available in Nepal, along with their specs and official price.
Smartphone Gimbal: In General
For starters, gimbals are basically handheld device that removes unwanted jerkiness in videos. This is accomplished with the use of sensors and motors in conjunction with a refined software algorithm. While smartphones with OIS and EIS stabilization can offer reasonably stable videos, they still cannot compete with the efficiency and control of a mobile gimbal.
When purchasing a gimbal, you should consider how well the gimbal stabilizes and how easy the mounting and unmounting process is on your smartphone. You may also want physical controls on the gimbal itself, so you can do basic operations without having to touch your phone. So, with that out of the way, let’s look at all of the smartphone gimbals available in Nepal.
Smartphone Gimbals Price in Nepal (Summary)
Smartphone Gimbals
Price in Nepal
DJI OM 4 SE
NPR 15,500
DJI OM 5
NPR 23,900
DJI OM 6
NPR 23,200
Zhiyun Smooth X
Rs. 7,500
Zhiyun Smooth XS
Rs. 12,000
Zhiyun Smooth Q3
NPR 15,500
DJI OM 4 SE
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Unfolded: 276 × 119.6 × 103.6 mm
Folded: 163 × 99.5 × 46.5 mm
Weight: 390gm
Stabilization: 3-axis
Compatible Phones:
Weight: 230 ± 60 g
Width: 67 mm to 84 mm
Thickness: 6.9 mm to 10 mm
Battery: 2450 mAh Li-Ion; 17.64Wh; 7.2V; Up to 15 hours
Charging: Under 2.5 hours (via a 10W charger)
Gimbal Range:
Pan: -161.2° to 171.95°
Roll: – 136.7° to 198°
Tilt: – 106.54° to 235.5°
Max Controllable Speed: 120º/s
Tracking: ActiveTrack 3.0
Connectivity: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.0, USB Type-C
Companion App: DJI Mimo
Price in Nepal: NPR 14,900
DJI OM 5
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Unfolded: 264.5×111.1×92.3 mm
Folded: 174.7×74.6×37 mm
Weight: 292gm
Stabilization: 3-axis
Compatible Phones:
Weight: 230 ± 60 g
Width: 67 mm to 84 mm
Thickness: 6.9 mm to 10 mm
Battery: 1000 mAh Li-Ion; 7.74Wh; 6-8.8V; Up to 6.4 hours
Charging: Under 1.5 hours (via a 10W charger)
Gimbal Range:
Pan: -161.12° to 172.08°
Roll: -127.05° to 208.95°
Tilt: -101.46° to 229.54°
Max Controllable Speed: 120º/s
Tracking: ActiveTrack 4.0
Connectivity: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.0, USB Type-C
Companion App: DJI Mimo
Price in Nepal: NPR 23,900
DJI Osmo Mobile 6
The Osmo Mobile 6 boasts several improvements over its predecessor, the DJI OM 5. While it retains the same foldable form factor, this handheld gimbal is now capable of accommodating larger smartphones.
Moreover, it now features a side wheel that allows users to easily control zoom or focus directly from the gimbal itself. Another new addition to this iteration is the built-in status panel that displays the selected operation mode of the gimbal and the battery status.
Additionally, the gimbal comes equipped with ActiveTrack 5.0 technology that supports more stable long-distance tracking and allows front-camera tracking of subjects that turn to the side or spin.
Zhiyun Smooth X is a smartphone gimbal with a 2-axis design that allows for motions on the tilt and roll axes. It can shoot in both landscape and portrait mode and is capable of handling large smartphones. The Zhiyun Smooth can accommodate up to 200 grams of weight.
Dimensions:
Folded: 5.71 x 2.56 x 2.2″ / 145 x 65 x 56 mm
With Handlebar: 10 x 2.24 x 2.2″ / 254 x 56.9 x 55.88 mm
With Center Post Extended: 20 x 2.24 x 2.2″ / 508 x 57 x 56 mm
Weight: 8.68 oz / 246 g
Payload: 7.05 oz / 200 g
Stabilization: 2-Axis (Roll, Yaw)
Battery:
Capacity (mAh): 1000 mAh
Battery Runtime: 5.5 Hours
Charging: 1 x USB Type-C (Power)
Rotation Range:
Yaw (Pan): 300°
Roll: 285°
Connectivity: Ports: 1 x USB Type-C (Power)
Companion App: Not specified
Price in Nepal: NPR 7,500
Zhiyun Smooth Q2
The Zhiyun Smooth Q2 is a small smartphone gimbal that weighs only 260 grams. Meaning it can easily handle massive phones like Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra or the iPhone 15 Pro Max. It has a new 3-axis stabilizer, which smooths out the video when recording.
The handle features a multi-functional control wheel that should allow use with just one hand. Users can vary the focal length by sliding the wheel or a press will adjust the brightness.
Zhiyun Smooth Q2 Specifications:
Dimensions:
Folded: 5.71 x 2.56 x 2.2″ / 145 x 65 x 56 mm
With Handlebar: 10 x 2.24 x 2.2″ / 254 x 56.9 x 55.88 mm
With Center Post Extended: 20 x 2.24 x 2.2″ / 508 x 57 x 56 mm
Weight: 8.68 oz / 246 g
Payload: Up to 9.2 oz / 260 g
Stabilization: 3-Axis (Pan, Tilt, Roll)
Battery:
Type: 21700 removable battery
Capacity: 4500mAh
Runtime: Up to 16 hours
Charging Time: Approximately 3 hours via USB Type-C (separate charger required)
Rotation Range:
Yaw (Pan): 360°
Pitch (Tilt): 305°
Roll: 265°
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 for remote camera control (iOS and Android)
Companion App: ZY Play app for advanced control, editing, and firmware updates
Price in Nepal: NPR 18,900
Zhiyun Smooth Q3
Zhiyun Smooth Q3 Specifications
Dimensions
Folded: 45154180mm
Unfolded: 90127279mm
Weight: 340g
Payload: 150g ~ 280g
Stabilization
Following Deviation in Static State: Max: ± 0.04°, Min: ± 0.01°
Following Deviation in Motion State: Max: ± 0.3°, Standard: ± 0.1°, Min: ± 0.05°
Battery: 1300mAh, Max 15h / Standard7h
Charging: Max 5.5V, Min 4.5V, Standard 5V, 1200mA
Rotation Range
Yaw (Pan): 150° ~ -150°
Pitch (Tilt): 80° ~ -260°
Roll: 170° ~ -170°
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Companion App: ZY Play
Price in Nepal: NPR 15,500
Zhiyun Smooth XS
The SMOOTH-XS is a 2-axis gimbal stabilizer designed for quick attachment and balance of your phone. It supports phones up to 3.5″ wide and operates for up to 5.5 hours on its internal battery.
Zhiyun Smooth XS Specifications:
Dimensions:
Unfolded: 10.5 x 2.7 x 2.2″ / 267 x 69 x 56 mm
Folded: 7.4 x 2.4 x 2.2″ / 188 x 61 x 56 mm
Weight: 8.8 oz / 249 g
Payload: 7.1 oz / 200 g
Stabilization: 2-Axis (Roll, Yaw)
Battery:
Battery Runtime: 5.5 Hours
Charging: 1 x USB Type-C (Power)
Rotation Range:
Yaw (Pan): 290°
Roll: 268°
Connectivity:
Ports: 1 x USB Type-C (Power)
Wireless Protocol: Bluetooth 5.0
Price in Nepal: NPR 12,000
Where to buy Smartphone Gimbals in Nepal?
All the smartphone gimbals on this list are available in Hukut Store. You can order the desired DJI, Zhiyun smartphone gimbals through the store’s online platform at the official price.
Following the release of the Y53s a few months back, Vivo has introduced another Y-series smartphone in Nepal, called the Vivo Y21. In this article, we’ll go through the specs, features, availability, and official price of Vivo Y21 in Nepal.
Vivo Y21 Overview:
Design and Display
To begin with, the Vivo Y21 features a 6.51-inch IPS LCD screen. This is a standard 60Hz panel with HD+ resolution and a waterdrop notch on the front. The back of the phone has a glossy finish and a rectangular camera cutout. Furthermore, it measures 8mm thick and weighs 182 grams. Vivo Y21 is available in two color options: Metallic Blue and Diamond Glow.
Moving on, the phone is powered by MediaTek Helio P35 chipset coupled with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The latter is expandable up to 1TB via a microSD card. It has Vivo’s second-gen Extended RAM feature that lets you allocate 1GB of internal storage as RAM. In terms of software, it comes pre-installed with Android 11-based Funtouch OS 11.1.
Camera
Now, at the back, Vivo Y21 boasts a dual-camera setup led by a 13MP primary lens. This is followed by a 2MP macro camera. Over on the front, there’s an 8MP camera for selfies and video calls. Both front and rear camera setup here can record up to 1080p/30fps videos.
Rest of the specs
Aside from that, the device is backed by a 5000mAh battery that supports 18W fast charging. The connectivity option includes dual-nano SIM, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, Type-C port, GPS, OTG, and FM Radio. For biometrics, there’s a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds were first launched in 2019, and they quickly became a key competitor in the true wireless earbuds market. From their inception, the Galaxy Buds featured a distinctive design with a solid, rounded shape that remained consistent across the various models released. However, the latest model of buds introduces a stem design. This new design is a departure from the traditional form factor that many users have grown accustomed to, indicating Samsung’s willingness to innovate and adapt to market trends. Let’s dive deeper into what we know about this exciting new development.
Stem-style design of Samsung Galaxy Buds3
At the Unpacked event happening on July 10, Samsung Galaxy Buds3 will be the spotlight this time. A recent Galaxy Buds3 retail box leak confirmed this new stem design. This marks a significant shift from this longstanding design pattern.
While some may criticize Samsung for supposedly mimicking Apple’s design, it’s important to note that many brands have adopted stem-style earbuds in recent years. Switching to this design can be beneficial, particularly for improving microphone performance by positioning the mics closer to the user’s mouth. The upcoming Galaxy Buds3 is expected to feature Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), a valuable addition for many users. Although Apple popularized the stem design, Samsung’s new earbuds will have a distinct angular stem that sets them apart. This angular design not only offers a unique aesthetic but also improves functionality, potentially providing a better fit and sound quality compared to other stem-style earbuds.
Aside from the Galaxy Buds+ launched in 2020, which lacks ANC, Samsung earbuds always have mediocre microphone performance. With the introduction of the new stem design on the Galaxy Buds3, we hope that this change will lead to significant improvements. However, the increased size could impact the battery life and make the earbud look bulkier. Nonetheless, the trade-off might be worth it if it results in better call quality and user experience.
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