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Red Samsung Galaxy Buds+ now available in Malaysia

If you’ve got yourself a Samsung Galaxy S20+ in Aura Red, you can now pick up the Galaxy Buds+ that come in matching colour. This is the newest colour option for Samsung’s TWS after Samsung Malaysia released its blue option two months ago.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ are priced at RM599 and it is available on the official online store. It boasts up to 11 hours of music playback and you can get up to 22 hours with the provided charging case. The Galaxy Buds+ support quick charge via USB-C and you can get an hour of music playback with a short 3-minute charge. Also supported is Qi wireless charging.

Improving over the previous generation Galaxy Buds, the new version features a 2-way speaker system that’s tuned by AKG. For clearer voice conversations, the Buds+ also gets 2 outer and 1 inner mic which helps to cancel unwanted background noise. There’s also an Ambient mode which allows you to hear the “outside world” without taking off the earbuds.

If you don’t fancy Red or Blue, the Galaxy Buds+ is still available in Black and White colour options. To learn more, you can also check out our full review on the Galaxy Buds+.

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