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Samsung launches special twin panda edition of Galaxy Buds2 Pro

Samsung's Galaxy Buds2 Pro Twin Bao Package, a special edition inspired by twin pandas, launches in South Korea on February 21, 2024.

Samsung has introduced a charming special edition of the Galaxy Buds2 Pro, named the “Twin Bao Package”, inspired by the birth of twin giant pandas at Everland, a Samsung-owned theme park in Seoul, South Korea. This edition celebrates the panda twins, Hui Bao and Rui Bao, with each earbud set reflecting the unique characteristics of each panda.

Inspired by panda twins

The design of the Galaxy Buds2 Pro Twin Bao Edition is unique, featuring two different colourways. The graphite-coloured earbuds are paired with the Rui Bao case, while the white earbuds come with the Hui Bao case. A subtle yet charming difference can be seen in the panda’s mouth design on each case, adding a playful touch to these tech accessories.

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Availability starts February 21

This special edition will be available starting February 21, 2024. It can be purchased at Samsung’s online store in South Korea and selected Samsung stores in Seoul, including locations such as Samsung Gangnam, Bucheon Jung-dong, Starfield Hanam, The Hyundai Seoul, Gwanggyo Galleria, Pangyo Hyundai, and AK Bundang. Priced at KRW195,000 (approximately S$196) per set, the earbuds provide an affordable way to celebrate these iconic pandas. Additionally, the cases alone are priced at KRW42,900 (about S$43) and are compatible with other Samsung models, including Galaxy Buds FE, Galaxy Buds 2, Galaxy Buds Live, and Galaxy Buds Pro. Stocks are limited, so interested customers are advised to act quickly.

A harmonious blend of technology and nature

Samsung’s latest launch is a fine example of how technology can harmoniously blend with elements of nature. The Twin Bao Package is more than just a tech product; it’s a tribute to the natural world, represented by the birth of the panda twins. In this release, Samsung has successfully combined creativity and innovation, turning the Galaxy Buds2 Pro into a functional device and a statement piece with a meaningful story.

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