Report: Galaxy Buds Core Airbod will have a larger battery than Galaxy Buds Fe

The new Galaxy Buds Core wireless Airbad appears to have larger batteries than the Galaxy Badz Fee. Currently, the Galaxy Bads can be made as the cheapest Samsung wireless headphones. However, evidence suggests that the Korean company is renamed the next generation of the airbad and will probably be named the Galaxy Blind.

The details leaked out a few days ago through documents released by the FCC. Now, the battery capacity of this airbag is specified. Most likely, the Galaxy Blind will show off with the largest battery among all the airbags manufactured by Samsung.

This product has also been seen in the NEMKO certificate with the SM-R410 model number. NEMKO is a Norwegian organization working to test the safety of electrical equipment. According to the information available in the organization’s database, the Galaxy Badds has a 2 mAh battery in its charging case, while the battery capacity of each of its phones is 2 mAh (possibly 2 mAh per hour).

Therefore, it seems that the battery capacity intended for the Galaxy Blind, the Galaxy Badz FE, which uses a 2 mAh battery in charging case and 2 mAh batteries on each handset. If Samsung does not use a much higher energy chip, the battery life of the Galaxy Badds is likely to be longer than the Galaxy Badds and users can use it longer.

In comparison, the Galaxy Badds 4 had a 2 mAh battery per phone and a 2 mAh battery inside its charging case. Samsung flagship airbags appear to still have the largest battery in the case, but the Galaxy Badds is likely to be a leader in terms of battery capacity on the phones.

Previous reports have shown that the Galaxy Buds Core will support Bluetooth technology 4.x (possibly Bluetooth version 4.1). Possible features include support for high quality audio codecs such as AAC and SSC, the benefits of three microphones in each handset, as well as touch controls. Samsung is likely to equip this product with active noise removal technology (ANC). Its charging case apparently will use the USB Type-C port for charging, but it is not yet clear whether the wireless charging feature will also be considered.

The Galaxy Badds will probably be introduced later this year and may have a similar design to the Galaxy Badz -Pro.