Exclusive: Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Get Camera Remote, Head Gestures, and more!

by | Feb 21, 2026 | Audio, Galaxy Buds, News

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February 21, 2026 3 min read

Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro are just a few days away from launch at Galaxy Unpacked, and today, we have an exclusive look at new features from @antonioig002. After digging through the latest Galaxy Buds app via an APK teardown, he uncovered two new features coming to the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, along with some important design and feature confirmation. Let’s get started!

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Updated Galaxy Buds 4 Pro image confirms no speaker on the case.

First, the updated image of the charging case inside the app confirms something important: Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro do not include a speaker on the case.

Earlier leaks suggested a built-in case speaker, but based on the latest assets and official images, Samsung appears to have scrapped that idea. The case design looks clean and minimal. So yes, that experiment might be over before it even started. It would have been a great feature in my opinion.

Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Head Gestures

This is one of the biggest additions. Galaxy Buds 4 and Galaxy Buds 4 Pro introduce Head Gestures. You can nod to answer calls or confirm “Yes” to Bixby, or shake your head to decline calls or respond “No” to Bixby. 

Head gestures
Nod or shake your head to accept or decline incoming calls. When talking to Bixby, you can also use these gestures to answer yes-or-no questions or end the conversation.
Accept or dismiss calls
Hear notifications aloud or stop the reading
Dismiss alarms, timers, and Calendar and Reminder alerts
When talking with Bixby, answer a yes-or-no question or end the conversation

These head gestures also work for calls. Nod to accept the call, shake your head to reject it. These work for reading notification aloud too. Shake your head to stop reading your notifications. That means completely hands-free call control. No taps. No voice commands, just natural movement. You will also get a tutorial on how to use Head Gestures inside the Galaxy Buds settings.

Galaxy Buds 4 Pro add Find My Phone Button Shortcut

Another practical addition: Find My Phone works directly from the charging case. Press the case button twice while the earbuds are inside, and your phone will start ringing. No need to open an app or grab another device.

Galaxy Buds 4 Pro Camera Remote via “Pinch and Hold”

And we saved the best for last: Camera Remote controls directly from your earbuds. You will find this option under “Pinch and Hold”. You can switch between noise controls to Spotify, Mindfulness, Bixby, Digital Assistant (Gemini), Interpreter, or this new Camera Remote option. 

Camera remote 

This lets you start a video recording or snap photos without touching your phone or Galaxy Watch. Just pinch and hold one of the stems. It’s a small addition, but incredibly useful for group shots, tripod setups, or quick hands-free captures.

Overall, Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro aren’t just getting audio upgrades. Samsung is turning them into smarter wearables. Head gestures, camera remote, and Find My Phone bring a tighter ecosystem integration. If all of this makes it to the final release, Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro could easily become Samsung’s most advanced earbuds yet.

Thanks to @antonioig002 for the exclusive info!

David Buliga

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David Buliga

David Buliga is a Romanian writer at SammyGuru, where he covers the Samsung and Android ecosystem with a focus on apps, software features, and the trends shaping how we actually use our devices — from Galaxy Watch apps to One UI 9, plus the occasional opinion piece. He joined SammyGuru in 2026 after previously creating entertainment content on YouTube, producing animations and gameplay videos. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Applied Electronics and Telecommunications, David is passionate about consumer technology and enjoys getting under the hood of smartphones to see what makes them tick. Outside of tech, he loves listening to music, reading books, photography, and exploring the random ideas that often inspire his next story.

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