Samsung Level U2 Neckband Earbuds Launched With 12mm Drivers, 18 Hours Music Playback

Samsung Stage U2 have been unveiled as the corporate’s newest neckband-style wi-fi earbuds. The brand new mannequin comes over 5 years after the launch of the unique Stage U that debuted again in July 2015. The Stage U2 earbuds with ergonomically designed eartips and 12mm drivers. The earbuds are additionally touted to ship balanced sound over Bluetooth utilizing the proprietary Samsung Scalable Codec expertise. The Samsung Stage U2 are additionally claimed to supply as much as 18 hours of steady music playback time on a single cost.

Samsung Stage U2 worth, availability particulars

Samsung Level U2 worth has been set at KRW 55,000 (roughly Rs. 3,700). The earbuds are available for purchase within the South Korean market, as reported by SamMobile. There’s a KRW 2,000 (roughly Rs. 100) low cost particularly for Samsung Members. Particulars in regards to the world launch of the Samsung Stage U2 are but to be revealed.

Samsung Stage U2 specs

As per the knowledge available on the Samsung Levant web site, the Samsung Stage U2 include 12mm drivers which have an impedance of 32 ohms and a frequency response of 20,000Hz. The earbuds additionally characteristic a built-in microphone and include Bluetooth connectivity. Additional, there are 4 bodily buttons that allow options together with name obtain in addition to mute/ reject name.

Samsung Stage U2 include a built-in microphone and 4 bodily buttons

The Samsung Stage U2 embody a USB Sort-C port for charging. The earbuds carry an inbuilt battery pack that may final for as much as 18 hours.

Samsung is introducing a brand new design of eartips that’s claimed that can assist you take heed to music for longer hours. The neckband can be designed in a approach that it will probably sit comfortably at your most popular angle, in line with the corporate. By way of dimensions, the Stage U2 measure 146x39x170mm and weigh 41.5 grams.

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