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Samsung Galaxy Buds+ now available in Red and Pink colors in South Korea

The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ TWS earphones that were unveiled in Black, Blue and White colors last month are now joined by two more shades – Red and Pink.

We already got our first look at the Red-colored Buds+ and today we get to see what the Pink version looks like. You can check out the images of both new colors below.

Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in Pink and Red colors
Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in Pink and Red colors

Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in Pink and Red colors

The Red and Pink-colored Buds+ are launched in South Korea and cost the same as other versions – KRW179,300 ($150/€130).

You can buy the Pink variant from Samsung’s official Korean website, Samsung Digital Plaza, Hi-Mart and 11th Street, whereas the Red variant will be available exclusively through Korea Telecom. It’s unclear when these color options will be available in other markets.

Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in Pink and Red colors
Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in Pink and Red colors

Samsung Galaxy Buds+ in Pink and Red colors

Samsung said that South Korean users can launch music streaming apps Genie and Flo with a long-press on the Buds+, and support for Melon will be rolled out through a software update in the future.

The Galaxy Buds+ feature AKG-tuned 2-way speakers and each bud packs an 85 mAh battery, offering 11 hours of playback. You can read our Galaxy Buds+ review to know all about it.

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Author: Sagar .
Source: GSMArena

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