A new leak has reignited interest in Samsung's upcoming open-ear headphones, suggesting they might be named Galaxy Buds On instead of the previously reported Galaxy Buds Able. According to the Samsung fan site SammyGuru, the information was discovered within Samsung's Buds Manager app, which provides settings and features for the company's earbuds. This leak comes after a period of quiet since the initial rumors in early 2026, but it seems the product is still in development, possibly with a name change. The Galaxy Buds On are said to include features designed to improve the user experience with open-ear designs, which typically allow more ambient sound to enter. One of the proposed features is volume adaptation, which would automatically increase the volume in noisy environments. Another feature is head gesture control, allowing users to answer or end calls by nodding or shaking their heads. These innovations aim to address common issues with open-ear headphones, such as difficulty hearing clearly in loud settings or managing calls hands-free. Despite the delay in updates, the product is still expected to launch sometime in the near future. Some recent leaks suggest that Samsung might release new tablets in October, and it's possible the Galaxy Buds On could be launched around the same time. However, there are also indications that Samsung might hold off until 2027, when the company is rumored to introduce over-ear headphones, which are generally larger and offer different audio experiences. The leak also highlights the inclusion of AI-powered features, such as activating Samsung's virtual assistant, Bixby, or Google's Gemini through voice commands or touch gestures. Additionally, the Galaxy Buds On may allow users to quickly record voice memos with a specific touch gesture, enhancing their functionality for everyday tasks like note-taking or reminders.