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Samsung’s over-ear headphones might be called ‘Galaxy Studio’

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Samsung’s over-ear headphones might be called ‘Galaxy Studio’

Ben Schoon | Oct 8 2026 - 8:35 am PT 1 Comment

According to a fresh leak, Samsung’s upcoming over-ear headphones might be called “Galaxy Studio.”

A leak earlier this year revealed that Samsung was working on a new pair of over-ear headphones to complement its Galaxy Buds lineup. A basic idea of the design left plenty to mystery, but now we’re getting at least a bit more information.

Android developer and occasional leaker @evowizz on Twitter/X says that Samsung’s over-ear headphones will be called “Galaxy Studio.” This is the same source that confirmed that Galaxy Buds On name of Samsung’s recent open-ear earbuds.

Other details here remain unclear. The design, the release window, and essentially every other key detail remains unknown at this time. But it’s clear that these are shaping up towards a launch in the not too distant future.

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