Samsung Galaxy BudsX prepare to be even more independent of the smartphone

Samsung launched Galaxy Buds + during the Galaxy S20 in February. Although only a few months have passed, it seems that the South Korean Giant is already preparing her successors, the Galaxy BudsX.

After revealing its design and some fitness features, here’s a news that will surprise many people. According to a record that SamMobile had access to, the Galaxy BudsX could serve as a portable MP3.

Galaxy BudsX will dispense with the smartphone to listen to music while running

In the register submitted by Samsung, it reads “MP3 player and wearable wireless headphones sold as a single unit”. In other words, these accessories are intended to become even more independent of the smartphone.

This description tells us that Samsung Galaxy BudsX can arrive with internal storage. Thanks to that, you will be able to store your favorite songs directly in the earbuds and dispense with another accessory to listen to music while playing sports.

The inclusion of this functionality will guarantee to Samsung’s next gadgets a truly differentiating feature in relation to the competition. Not even AirPods have internal storage, so this could be the first step taken by Samsung to try to supplant its big rival.

Samsung Galaxy BudsX will also be able to monitor your physical activity

A few days ago the news came that the Samsung Galaxy BudsX will be able to count on physical monitoring sensors. Among its potential, we can highlight the mediation of heart rate, step count, speed, and time.

This range of functions is usually found on smartphones, smartwatches, or smart bands. If all of this is true, Samsung is preparing to bring together in one device something that today we need at least two to achieve.

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