Someone Actually Bought the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Ahead of Its Debut on July 10

Looks like someone skipped the line at the store - and by "line," we mean they completely bypassed it and waltzed right out with a pair of unreleased Galaxy Buds 3 Pro.

A Reddit user managed to buy a pair of the Buds 3 Pro in the US, and wasted no time sharing photos online. So let's dive in.

Leaked Images Showcase New Design

The images, shared by Redditor Plastic_Development1, confirm previous leaks suggesting a significant design change for the Buds 3 Pro. Unlike the stemless design of past models, the Buds 3 Pro feature a stemmed design, similar to Apple's AirPods.

The leak also offers a glimpse of the "blade lights" hinted at in earlier rumors, though they're not as prominent as expected.

Redesigned Charging Case

The leak extends beyond the earbuds themselves, revealing a redesigned charging case. This new case features a transparent lid, offering a visible glimpse into the charging status of the earbuds.

Early Impressions

The lucky buyer also shared some initial impressions. They reported a purchase price of $250, which aligns with rumors of a slight price increase compared to the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Interestingly, they noted that multi-point connection - the ability to connect to multiple devices simultaneously - isn't currently supported for non-Galaxy phones.

On a positive note, the user praised the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) performance, claiming it surpasses their experience with the first-generation Apple AirPods Pro. While details about battery life remain unknown, previous leaks suggest users can expect around six hours of playtime with ANC enabled and seven hours without.

Official Reveal Still to Come

Samsung's Unpacked event is scheduled for July 10th, and this leak is likely just the first of many more to come. While the early purchase offers a valuable glimpse into the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro's design and features, we'll have to wait for the official announcement to get the full picture, including details on battery life and official pricing.

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