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Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Design Leaked with Head Gestures Control

Samsung’s next-generation Galaxy Buds 4 Pro have been revealed through leaked One UI 8.5 animations, showcasing significant design changes and new hands-free controls ahead of their expected 2026 launch.

Key Upgrades

  • Redesigned stem and charging case layout
  • New Head Gestures control system
  • Enhanced comfort and additional features
  • Expected launch with Galaxy S26 series

Refined Stem Design

The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro maintain the stem-style design but with notable refinements. Instead of the sharp, triangular stem found on the Buds 3 Pro, the new model features a flatter, cleaner-looking stem.

The signature light bar has been removed while pinch controls are expected to remain. The in-ear tips also appear redesigned for better fit and comfort.

Updated Charging Case

Samsung is changing the charging case layout significantly. The earbuds now lie flat inside the case rather than being placed vertically, creating a more spacious and streamlined interior.

This design language may extend to the standard Galaxy Buds 4 as well. Internal codenames ‘Handel’ for Buds 4 and ‘Bach’ for Buds 4 Pro have been identified in the leaks.

Head Gestures: Hands-Free Control

One of the most innovative additions is the Head Gestures control system, spotted in One UI 8.5 code. This feature allows users to control their device through head movements.

Users can nod or shake their head to respond to calls, dismiss notifications, silence alarms, and answer yes-or-no questions without touching their device.

Additional Features

Beyond design and control upgrades, the Buds 4 Pro are expected to include:

  • 360-degree recording capability
  • Adaptive Noise Control
  • Find Your Phone support
  • Easy pairing for multiple devices

While Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed details, the leaks indicate an advanced upgrade over the Buds 3 Pro. The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are expected to launch alongside the Galaxy S26 series in early 2026.

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