Last year, Samsung’s Galaxy Buds + were among the best headphones you could buy, thanks to solid sound quality and excellent battery life. Although two new models have been launched since then, Samsung has not given up on support for Buds +. Now, a new update is bringing automatic device switching to Galaxy Buds +.
As the staff of XDA detected, a new update is being released for Galaxy Buds + with version number R175XXU0AUB3 and a size of just 1.41 MB. What’s new? As usual, Samsung says that “system stability and reliability” have been improved, but there are also two additional features.
With One UI 3, Samsung introduced a new menu for headset controls in native Bluetooth settings, and this update enables this feature in Galaxy Buds +. The feature was immediately enabled on Galaxy Buds Pro and also came to Buds Live in a recent update.
Along with that, Samsung has also added support for automatic device switching on Galaxy Buds +. This feature allows Samsung headsets to switch between different Galaxy smartphones and tablets during use, but only when One UI 3.1 is installed. This list is limited, but Samsung is already rolling out the update for most of its latest flagships.
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