Samsung U Flex Headphones Launched
Posted in: Today's ChiliSometimes storing headphones can be a bit of a hassle, especially if they’re of the bigger variety where you can’t exactly stuff them into your pocket. However if you’re after something a bit more robust compared to earbuds, Samsung might have you covered as the company has announced the Samsung U Flex headphones.
As you can see in the video above, the U Flex are a pair of headphones which has been designed to be flexible. According to Samsung, “Designed to flex with life, the Samsung U Flex Headphones deliver a top-notch sound experience with a lightweight, bendable, around-the-neck design. With improved Bluetooth connectivity, convenient smart features and a splash resistant coating, users can enjoy their favorite music wherever, whenever.”
This means that users can take it on and off without worrying about damaging the band, and they can use it while they exercise or any other activity. Interestingly enough these headphones offer up more than just audio playback as it comes with vibration notifications, thus letting users know when they have an incoming message, email or call.
Unfortunately in terms of pricing and availability, Samsung has yet to confirm that so do check back with us later for the details.
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