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Samsung has confirmed the existence of the Galaxy Watch FE, set to launch on July 10, 2024, alongside the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra. The Galaxy Watch FE will feature Bluetooth 5.3 and come in four variants, with specific models for international, South Korean, and U.S. markets. The design is rumored to be based on the Galaxy Watch 4.
The refreshed Beats Pill speaker is set to launch with significant upgrades including 24-hour battery life, IP67 water resistance, Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C charging, and integrated Find My tracking. Enhanced sound quality is expected due to redesigned drivers and tweeters.
JBL's new Clip 5 portable speaker, set to launch in June for $79.95, boasts a wider carabiner for increased versatility and improved sound, offering 15% more volume and 10% more bass than its predecessor. It supports Bluetooth 5.3 with LE Audio and Auracast, allowing connection to multiple speakers. The lineup also includes the Xtreme 4 and Go 4 models, with the Xtreme 4 offering up to 24 hours of battery life. The Clip 5 features 12 hours of playtime, IP67 water and dustproofing, and a 40% increase in driver power, and will be available in six color options.
JBL's new Live 3 wireless earbuds, including the Live Buds 3, Live Beam 3, and Live Flex 3, come with a touchscreen charging case that allows users to manage calls, texts, music, and social media alerts without touching their phones. The earbuds are dustproof and water-resistant, with different playtime and charging capabilities. Priced at $199.95, they will support Bluetooth 5.3 with LE Audio and be available later this summer.
Gigabyte has launched a PCIe network expansion card, the GC-WIFI7, which supports the latest Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.3 standards. With a bandwidth of up to 320MHz across multiple frequency bands, the card offers high-speed wireless connections of up to 5.8 Gbps. It also features Multi-Link Operation (MLA) for simultaneous connections on different bands and channels, and comes with a 2Tx2R antenna for extensive network coverage. The pricing has not been disclosed, but it is expected to be around $100 in the US.
A retail listing has revealed new details about the upcoming Galaxy SmartTag 2 tracker from Samsung. The listing confirms the device's new design, available in black and white, as well as its support for UWB (Ultra-Wideband) technology. The SmartTag 2 is expected to only have a model with both Bluetooth and UWB connectivity. Additionally, the listing mentions the use of Samsung's SmartThings Find network, which allows users to track the location of their Galaxy devices. It remains uncertain if Samsung will support Google's "Find My Device" network, which would provide better support for all Android devices.
RedMagic has launched its Cyberbuds DAO TWS earbuds globally. These earbuds feature a flagship Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.3 chipset, LHDC 5.0 support, and potentially ultra-low latency. They come with a transparent housing, RGB light-up logos, and ANC with adaptive AI Active Noise Reduction. The Cyberbuds DAO are priced at $229/€299 and will be available for order starting August 2, 2023.
Apple's 13-inch MacBook Air, equipped with the M2 chip, now supports Bluetooth 5.3, offering faster and more reliable connectivity with Bluetooth accessories and improved power efficiency. The laptop's tech specs were updated to reflect this change, following the introduction of the 15-inch MacBook Air with Bluetooth 5.3 at WWDC. Additionally, all new Mac, iPhone, iPad Pro, and Apple Watch models released since September 2022, as well as the second-generation AirPods Pro, support Bluetooth 5.3. However, both the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models are limited to Wi-Fi 6, while other new Macs support Wi-Fi 6E for faster wireless connectivity over the 6GHz band.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy SmartTag 2 during its next Galaxy Unpacked event. The new location tracker will feature Bluetooth 5.3, offering a more stable connection and improved battery life. Bluetooth 5.3 also enhances power efficiency, stability, and security. Rumored improvements for the Galaxy SmartTag 2 include a higher volume buzzer, UWB, and an improved IP rating for better protection against dust and water.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 will feature a new Exynos W930 chip, which is a successor to the Exynos W920 used in the Galaxy Watch 4 and 5. The chip is expected to bring a performance boost of around 10% and will be compatible with Bluetooth 5.3. The Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic are expected to launch in July alongside Samsung's new foldables.
Nothing has launched the second-generation wireless Bluetooth earbuds, Nothing Ear (2), with a transparent design and finish, ANC capable of 40dB of noise reduction, and a new “Personal Sound Profile” mode that uses an ear tip fit test to determine the audio seal and adjusts the profile accordingly. The earbuds feature 11.6mm dynamic audio drivers and an increased internal cavity to improve the richness of the listening experience. The Ear (2) earbuds are priced at $149 and are available for pre-order, with general sale beginning on March 28.