New FCC paperwork suggests Samsung's Galaxy T1 fitness earbuds are close to a US launch, so shoppers may want to wait before buying new workout earbuds.
Samsung appears to be getting ready to sell a new pair of fitness earbuds in the US. They are called the Galaxy T1. Fresh paperwork filed with the Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, offers a closer look at what is coming, according to a report from Android Authority.
The Galaxy T1 is a pair of Samsung earbuds made with fitness in mind. The FCC is the US agency that reviews wireless gadgets before they can be sold here. When a product shows up in its records, it usually means the launch is getting near. The material we have says the filings suggest the earbuds are close to going on sale in the US.
Samsung has not shared a price or a release date in the material we have. The details of the paperwork are also not included, so features, battery life and colors are all unknown for now. Samsung has not confirmed the plans in anything we can point to.
The earbuds are aimed at people who want something to wear while they exercise. If that is you, and you were about to buy a new pair, a short wait could pay off.
If you are shopping for workout earbuds, wait to see Samsung's price and details for the Galaxy T1 before you spend money.
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