Samsung has been pretty stellar with its Galaxy Buds, bringing out decent iterations every year. The one thing that the lineup lacks is a budget version, and that could change this year because we have been receiving tips that Samsung could actually launch a budget version of the Buds called the Galaxy Buds FE. These would be a proper budget alternative that should cost somewhere under $100, which would make them a stellar offering for anyone who is in the market for affordable but reliable earbuds.
The Galaxy Buds FE could be great, but Samsung will need to have a stellar price for them
Now, there is very little information available, but we have a picture of the supposed Galaxy Buds FE that looks a lot like the original offering from Samsung and sports the model number SM-R400N. The reason why we believe that they are going to be Fan Edition devices is that Samsung is going to release a whole bunch of Fan Edition devices sometime this year, and it makes sense to release this pair of earbuds alongside those devices for a complete, affordable ecosystem.
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Sadly, not much information is available on these alleged Galaxy Buds FE, but from the looks of it, they do look a lot like the original Buds from Samsung, and that really isn't a bad thing since the design was pretty comfortable. I am more interested in finding out the price of these because that is what will make or break this specific product in the market. Of course, we are going to learn more about the new offering from Samsung in the coming days, so if you are interested in knowing what the company has in store for us, then be sure to stay tuned.
Now, it is also worth noting that Samsung is going to be releasing a number of other Fan Edition devices, including the two Galaxy Tab S9 FE devices, as well as the Galaxy S23 FE. So, it only makes sense that we also get to see Galaxy Buds FE alongside those devices. All will be revealed in the upcoming months or perhaps any day now since Samsung's
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