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New Samsung Galaxy Buds ‘T1’ leak reveals workout-focused design, battery specs, and features

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Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro bud in ear
Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority
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  • A new leak has shed more light on Samsung’s upcoming fitness earbuds (model SM-R545, codename T1), previously referenced as Galaxy Buds Canal 5.
  • Line renders once again show an ear-hook design for a locked-in fit, alongside newly revealed features like an Earbud Fit Test and customizable touch gestures.
  • Battery specifications indicate a 63mAh capacity per earbud and a 595mAh charging case.

Samsung appears to be preparing a major expansion of its wireless audio portfolio. Hot on the heels of leaked renders showing off the unique clip-on Galaxy Buds On and Samsung’s Galaxy headphones, a fresh report reveals more details about Samsung’s fitness-oriented pair of earbuds, previously known as the Galaxy Buds Canal 5, sporting an ear-hook design.

According to a report by SammyGuru, references to an unreleased audio wearable with the model number “SM-R545” and the internal codename “T1” were found in an unspecified APK file. Unlike the stem-style look of recent Galaxy Buds or open-ear cuff alternatives, line renders for the T1 show a design that apparently wraps around the ear to deliver a locked-in fit tailored specifically for workouts and running.

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