BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): Samsung is developing a new high-end wireless headset that could mark its return to the segment after more than a decade. Called Galaxy Studio, the model should feature a flexible design, with shells that can fold for easier storage and transport.
The novelty was identified in certification documents from the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), related to the device number SM-U700. An image present in the records shows the region of the regulatory seal and apparently reveals the flexible shells of the accessory.
The documents also indicate that the headphones will be compatible with Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE, with data transfer rates of 1 Mbps, 2 Mbps and 3 Mbps. The accessory should hit the market in two finishing options: Beige and Black.
Although full specifications have not yet been revealed, the name Galaxy Studio suggests a premium proposition. The model is expected to feature refined features such as Bluetooth 6.x, active noise cancellation (ANC) and support for high-quality audio codecs, including AAC, LC3 and SSC UHQ. These features have not yet been confirmed.
Samsung’s last over-ear headset was the Level On Pro, launched in mid-2016. If the Galaxy Studio is announced, it will be the brand’s first wireless headset in more than 10 years. Since then, the South Korean manufacturer has focused exclusively on in-ear models.
Investing in foldable shells can differentiate the product in a segment in which practicality and transport are important features. The Galaxy Studio could be launched alongside the Galaxy S27 line, in early 2027. Samsung has not yet officially confirmed the product or released details about price or debut date.
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