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Looking for the best wireless earbuds to pair with your Galaxy S21? You’ve come to the right place. The Galaxy Buds Pro launched alongside the S21 series, and they perfectly complement the phone. You’ll also find plenty of options across various price segments, so let’s take a look at the best wireless earbuds for the Galaxy S21.

The new standard

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro Bluetooth Earbuds

Staff Pick

With the Galaxy Buds Pro, Samsung is taking things to a new level. The earbuds offer active noise cancelation on par with the best Sony and Bose deliver, and you get a secure fit with excellent sound quality, wireless charging, IPX7 resistance. These buds also last eight hours on a full charge.

$170 at Amazon $170 at Best Buy $170 at Walmart

Also great

Samsung Galaxy Buds Live True Wireless Earbuds

The Galaxy Buds Live launched with the Note 20 series, and they continue to be a solid alternative, particularly at the discounted price. They also have active noise cancelatio…

While they may not have an original design, Honor’s latest true wireless earbuds do offer great value.

What you need to know

Honor has announced the global launch of its Earbuds 2 SE TWS earphones.
The earbuds were launched in China in June.
They promise up to 32 hours of battery life and come with active noise cancellation.

Honor announced a new pair of budget true wireless earbuds called the Honor Earbuds 2 SE in China earlier this year. The same earbuds have now made their global debut as the Honor Earbuds 2 Lite to challenge the best cheap wireless earbuds. Honor claims the new Earbuds 2 Lite deliver a “best-in-class sound experience at an attainable price point.”

Similar to the company’s previous true wireless earbuds, the design of the new Earbuds 2 Lite appears to be heavily inspired by Apple’s AirPods Pro. They feature 10mm dynamic drivers that utilize sensitive polymer composite diaphragms. Honor says it has tuned the earbuds to deliver “authentic and balance audio” w…

A compact and versatile design built for everyone.

If you’ve ever dabbled in Fitbit’s ecosystem, you might’ve noticed the new Luxe fitness tracker is somewhat of a departure from the company’s usual suspects. Above all else, the Fitbit Luxe is focused on offering a compact, versatile design that’s suitable for all occasions.

While Fitbit is not exclusively marketing the Luxe as a product made only for women, that’s certainly the intended audience. After all, this tracker does offer a rather sleek and feminine aesthetic that many women will appreciate.

With that said, the Fitbit Luxe is an excellent companion for anyone who doesn’t want to sacrifice form for function. If that sounds like you, then you may very well fall head over heels for this stunning device. You’ll still get your fair share of health and fitness tracking features, too. It’s not nearly as robust as the Charge 4 or the Versa 3, but it does a solid job of handling the basics.

It’s all in the details

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Proper mechanical puzzles mixed in with a cute story.

Most of the best VR puzzle games trend in one of two directions: they’re either story-driven adventures that add puzzles to call themselves “games” instead of walking sims, or brain-teasing puzzlers with no story whatsoever. Arcsmith tries to tightrope between the two categories — scientific trial-and-error gameplay intermixed with story beats — and mostly pulls it off.

Made by Bithell Games (Thomas Was Alone, John Wick Hex), Arcsmith makes you an apprentice to world-weary master mechanic (or Arc-smith) Korith Dinn on a remote space station. As you construct life-saving devices for spacefarers fleeing a war, you and Korith find yourself unwillingly drawn into the conflict.

That’s the premise behind the real draw to this game: its brain-rending engineering puzzles. With every new assigned schematic to build, I would hit a logical wall and make mistake after mistake — until something always clicked in my brain and the path …

The phone is likely to be exclusive to China, at least initially.

Update, August 5 (3:45 am ET): Official Mi Mix 4 teaser hints at a true full-screen design.

What you need to know

Xiaomi will announce the Mi Mix 4 in China next week.
It is expected to be Xiaomi’s first phone to feature an under-screen front camera.
The Mi Mix 4 is also rumored to have a Snapdragon 888 chipset and support for 120W charging speeds.

Xiaomi will finally unveil the follow-up to the Mi Mix 3 5G at an event in China on August 10, just a day before Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event. As per a teaser posted by the company on its official Weibo page, the launch event will begin at 7:30 PM local time (7:30 AM ET).

Like the Mi 11 Ultra, the Mi Mix 4 is expected to be a premium flagship that will take on the best Android phones — including Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra. Rumors suggest the phone will come equipped with Qualcomm’s 5nm Snapdragon 888 chipset, along with up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of UFS…

As you would expect, the Galaxy A52 isn’t going to be a major upgrade over the Galaxy A52.

What you need to know

Press renders of Samsung’s Galaxy A52s have leaked online.
Aside from a new color option, the upcoming mid-ranger will look nearly identical to the Galaxy A52.
The phone is rumored to feature Qualcomm’s 6nm Snapdragon 778G processor.

Samsung is soon expected to launch a refreshed version of the Galaxy A52, one of its best cheap Android phones. The first official renders of the upcoming Galaxy A52 have now surfaced, courtesy of leaker Roland Quandt.

As you can see in the renders below, the Galaxy A52s will look nearly identical to the existing Galaxy A52. It has the same Infinity-O display, middle metal frame, and a large camera bump at the rear. The phone is tipped to be available in four color options at launch: Black, White, Violet, and Mint Green. Out of the four colors, only the Mint Green option happens to be new.

In the hardware department, the Galaxy …