Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro confirmed for Galaxy Unpacked on February 25. Amazon listing, design leaks, price and features revealed.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro confirmed for Galaxy Unpacked on February 25 [Photo: X]
Samsung has effectively confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 will debut at its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event on February 25. Multiple retail listings and official hints suggest that the new earbuds will arrive alongside the Samsung Galaxy S26, marking a coordinated launch for Samsung’s next wave of devices.
Early retail appearances and teaser material have already revealed several design changes and possible pricing details. While Samsung has not yet disclosed full specifications, leaks from various regions give a fairly clear picture of what to expect.
Samsung’s Canada website has included a frequently asked questions section for Galaxy Unpacked that references “new Galaxy Buds” launching with upcoming Galaxy smartphones. The wording confirms that the earbuds will share the stage with the Galaxy S26 lineup at the February 25 event.
The timing follows Samsung’s strategy of launching ecosystem products together. By introducing new earbuds with a flagship phone, Samsung strengthens cross-device features like instant pairing and automatic switching between Galaxy devices.
Pricing details remain unofficial, but reports from Korea suggest the Galaxy Buds 4 may launch at around USD 150 (approximately Rs 13,600), while the Buds 4 Pro could cost about USD 220 (around Rs 20,000).
If accurate, this pricing places Samsung in direct competition with Apple AirPods (3rd generation) and Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation), as well as premium audio offerings from Sony and Bose.
A pre-launch listing spotted on Amazon by tipster Paras Guglani suggests the earbuds are already entering retail systems. Spanish retailer Alkosto also reportedly published an early product page for the Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, including images and preliminary details.
Dummy units shared online show a refreshed design language, while animations circulating on social media hint at improved touch gestures and refined controls. These coordinated leaks strongly indicate that Samsung is preparing both standard and Pro variants for release.
Design images show noticeable changes compared to previous models. Samsung appears to have replaced the pill-shaped stems with a flatter stem profile. The charging case now lies flat and includes a transparent lid, allowing users to see the earbuds inside without opening it.
However, some rumoured features appear absent. Images show no visible speaker grille on the charging case, suggesting Samsung may have dropped the idea of a built-in speaker for locating misplaced earbuds. The Blade Lights seen on the earlier Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro also do not appear in current design leaks.
These decisions indicate that Samsung may have focused more on comfort and practicality rather than flashy additions.
Leaked visuals suggest Samsung repositioned the touch-sensitive area for easier access. The flatter stem design may improve in-ear stability and reduce accidental touches. The transparent case lid gives the earbuds a more modern look while improving visibility.
Although Samsung has not officially confirmed audio specifications, the Buds 4 Pro will likely include active noise cancellation, enhanced microphone quality and deeper integration with Galaxy smartphones. Features such as seamless switching, low-latency audio for gaming and improved battery life are also expected.
The February 25 Galaxy Unpacked event will likely focus on the Galaxy S26 series, but the Buds 4 lineup could play a crucial supporting role. Samsung continues to strengthen its device ecosystem, encouraging users to remain within the Galaxy platform for smoother connectivity and exclusive features.
Launching earbuds alongside a flagship phone also creates strong bundle opportunities. Buyers may see promotional discounts or combo offers that make upgrading more appealing.
For Galaxy phone users, the Buds 4 series may deliver better integration and optimized performance. For others, final buying decisions will depend on sound quality, noise cancellation and comfort once independent reviews go live.
With retail listings already surfacing and official teasers hinting at their arrival, Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro appear set for a confirmed debut on February 25.
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