Samsung is working on a pair of high-end wireless headphones called the Galaxy Studio. They could debut alongside the Galaxy S27 series early next year. The headphones appear to have a flexible design based on their Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification.

FCC documents related to a Samsung device with the model number SM-U700 have appeared. They reveals the area where the regulatory label will be printed, and a photo of that location inadvertently shows flexible earcups that can fold flat, making the headphones easier to store and carry.

Related documents also reveal that the Galaxy Studio headphones support both Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE, offering 1Mbps, 2Mbps, and 3Mbps data transfer speeds. They will be available in two colors: Beige and Black.

Samsung's previous over-ear headphones, the Level On Pro, were launched in mid-2016. As a result, the Galaxy Studio will be the South Korean firm's first wireless headphones in over a decade. Going by their name, we expect them to feature Bluetooth 6.x, ANC, and high-quality wireless audio codecs (AAC, LC3, and SSC UHQ).