Samsung has launched the Galaxy Buds3 FE in Australia, bringing their signature Blade design and Galaxy AI capabilities to a more affordable price point. The earbuds arrive as Samsung’s latest move to expand access to premium audio features across their ecosystem.
The Galaxy Buds3 FE focus on delivering core audio improvements that matter in real-world use. Samsung has equipped these earbuds with larger speakers compared to previous FE models, pushing out richer sound with deeper bass response and clearer treble reproduction. The enhanced Active Noise Cancellation works to block out ambient noise, creating better isolation during commutes or busy environments.
Call quality gets attention through a machine learning model that isolates your voice during conversations. Samsung has repositioned the microphones to face toward your mouth for better voice pickup, which should help with clarity when taking calls on windy streets or noisy locations. This practical approach to microphone placement shows Samsung’s focus on everyday usability rather than just spec sheets.
The iconic Blade design makes its way to the FE model, featuring the same visual identity as Samsung’s premium Galaxy Buds lineup. The matte dual-tone finish includes semi-transparent accents that give these earbuds a modern appearance while maintaining the playful aesthetic Samsung has developed for this product line.
Control remains intuitive with pinch gestures on the Blade for selections and swipe controls for volume adjustments. The charging case includes a pairing button for easier connections between Galaxy devices. Auto Switch technology detects audio activity and transfers connections seamlessly across your Galaxy ecosystem, letting you move from phone to tablet without manual switching.
Galaxy AI integration brings hands-free voice control through “Hey Google” commands. Users can check daily schedules or emails without pulling out their phone. The Galaxy AI Interpreter app works with the Buds3 FE for real-time translation during conversations or lectures in foreign languages, though this requires your Samsung smartphone to function.
The earbuds connect directly into Samsung’s ecosystem with quick access from system settings and control options available from any screen without needing separate apps. This integration approach makes sense for users already invested in Galaxy devices but limits appeal for those using other smartphone brands.
Samsung positions the Galaxy Buds3 FE as an entry point into their audio ecosystem while maintaining essential features from their premium models. The combination of improved audio hardware, practical AI features, and ecosystem integration creates a package designed for users wanting Samsung’s audio experience at a lower cost.
The Galaxy Buds3 FE will be available from September 26 through select retailers in black and grey colour options. Samsung has set the recommended retail price at A$249, positioning these earbuds in the competitive mid-range market segment.
