Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 and Buds Live get 360 Audio in new software update
Samsung announced the Galaxy Buds Pro back in 2021, and until now they were its only wearable with 360 Audio by Dolby. The Korean maker just pushed a software update to Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds Live, bringing them closer to the Pro experience.
360 Audio is based on Dolby Head Tracking technology, and is similar to Spatial Audio by Apple - the sound appears as if it's always coming from the device screen, even if you move around or turn your head.
It is worth noting that although Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds Live devices from all over the world are getting the software update, you need a Samsung phone running One UI 3.1 or higher to actually be able to use the feature.
The update is just 3 MB in size and has release code R177XXU0AVC8 (for Buds 2) or R180XXU0AVC2 (for Buds Live). It also brings improvements in call quality, Bluetooth connectivity and overall stability.
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- Rajvini
- 06 Apr 2022
- U@J
Tested with 5.1 audio...movies..good...sound..optimization based on channels.. Not too much effect for 2.1 channel. Or 2.0 channel ...songs
- Dosk
- 06 Apr 2022
- t7j
Have it on my Buds Pro and never used it. It is a very pointless feature which worsens the sound quality. Samsung should spend more money and bring ANC with 100+ decibels instead of these useless features.
- Anonymous
- 06 Apr 2022
- myB
That’s how they fool the masses
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