Samsung is gearing up to dispatch new Galaxy Buds Pro earbuds, which are likely set to make a big appearance in January close by the new Galaxy S21 cell phones. The new earphones have an element that is very like the Spatial Audio work accessible in the AirPods Max and AirPods Pro.

Despite the fact that the earbuds aren’t coming out for half a month, we definitely realize what’s in store on the grounds that Samsung inadvertently spilled them in the Galaxy Wearable application, and 9to5Google shared subtleties on the list of capabilities.

The earbuds seem to be like the first Galaxy Buds and have a significant part of a similar list of capabilities, yet there’s another “3D audio for videos” work that sounds a ton like the Spatial Audio alternative that Apple brought to the ‌AirPods Pro‌ and afterward the ‌AirPods Max‌.

Spatial Audio is intended to give a theater-like encompass sound listening experience on iPhone and iPad utilizing dynamic head following abilities that cause it to appear as though stable is coming from surrounding you.

Samsung’s “3d audio for videos” highlight depicts a comparable encounter. “Hear vivid, immersive sound coming from all directions so you feel like you’re right in the scene when you watch videos,” reads a switch for the component. “To get the best experience, keep your earbuds near your phone.”

The Galaxy Buds Pro likewise highlight an equalizer with various presets, adjustable touch controls, and a Find My Earbuds choice. Another Voice Detect highlight tunes in for when an individual is talking and brings down the volume of media, and there’s an Ambient Sound choice for commotion crossing out that allows in external sound a lot of like Transparency mode on the ‌AirPods Pro‌.

We’ll see the official uncovering of the Galaxy Buds Pro in January, and keeping in mind that valuing has not yet been reported, they’ll probably be evaluated correspondingly to the ‌AirPods Pro‌. 9to5Google conjectures that they could be estimated at around $200, $50 more costly than the Galaxy Buds+.