Samsung is preparing to bring a new breath to the affordable TWS headphone series. The new model, which will be the continuation of Galaxy Buds Fe, introduced in 2023, is called Galaxy Buds Core. According to leaked information, this model will come with significant improvements in both the design and hardware side. The most striking issue is the serious increase in the battery side.
The Galaxy Buds Core’s SM-R410 number is seen on Samsung’s support pages and various certification platforms. These developments show that the device is quite close to the market. It is highly likely to be introduced at the Galaxy UNPACKED event, which will be held in July 2025. As this date approaches, more details about the headline are slowly revealed.
Galaxy Buds Core aims to overcome user expectations with battery capacity
According to information shared by @thegalox_, known for its leaks through social media, each Galaxy Buds Core headset comes with a 100 mAh battery. This means an increase of 66 percent compared to the 60 mAh battery in the Galaxy Buds Fe. The capacity in the charging box is increased from 479 mAh to 500 mAh. All these upgrades seem to allow users to use headphones much longer.
The Galaxy Buds Fe model offered 6 hours of use while active noise blocking feature is open. This time with the box up to 21 hours. The new model is expected to increase seriously with the larger battery. Moreover, if it is supported by a modern chipset, energy efficiency can improve further.
This rise in Buds Core’s battery capacity can also bring some design changes. As in the Buds 3 series for larger batteries, it is possible to switch to a handle design. This may change the ergonomic structure, but it can be a logical step in terms of battery performance. Although there is no official visual about the latest form of design, there are clues.
The new model is expected to offer advanced active noise blocking (ANC) and environmental sound mode. In addition, a more stable connection and advanced sound performance are among the user expectations. This headset, which will be positioned in the affordable price range, can be an attractive option, especially for Galaxy phone users. Nevertheless, the table will become more evident with the full clarity of the technical specifications.
During the certification process, Buds Core will enter the Indian market. The fact that it is included in the BIS database strengthens the probability of the model to be released on a global scale. Such global approval processes indicate that the product will enter different markets quickly. This shows that the model can be competitive not only in regional, but also on an international scale.
In addition, this development in the battery capacity of Galaxy Buds Core causes the higher segment headphones. This model, which is quite close to the 515 MAH box of the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, looks strong in terms of performance despite the price difference. If the expected technical innovations are at this level, it would not be a surprise that the device becomes a competitive alternative. This can make it more preferred among the entry -level headphones.