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Samsung Keyboard could soon get its own version of Gboard’s Rambler mode for voice dictation
Nov 10, 2026 — 9:40 AM ET
- Samsung Keyboard could get an AI-powered feature called “Refine Voice Input” with One UI 9.5.
- It’s expected to work like Gboard’s Rambler voice mode, cleaning up your dictations into formatted text.
- It will reportedly be accessible via a Galaxy AI button on the keyboard or the side button on supported Galaxy phones.
The One UI 9.5 leaks just keep on coming. We’ve already seen reports of a call recorder upgrade coming with One UI 9.5, and now another leak suggests what might be a nifty little feature for the Samsung Keyboard.
According to a report from SamMobile, an internal test build of the Samsung Keyboard app includes a new option called “Refine Voice Input.” The feature description says it’s meant to “clean up filler words, hesitations, and more.” That’s pretty much what Gboard’s Rambler feature does, too.
However, while Rambler on Gboard uses Gemini, Samsung is using Galaxy AI to power the upcoming feature. When enabled, the microphone icon on the Samsung Keyboard will be replaced with a Galaxy AI icon.
The report says users will be able to access the feature either via the Galaxy AI button in the bottom-left corner of the keyboard or by pressing the side button on a supported Galaxy phone. Like Rambler on Gboard, Samsung’s Refine Voice Input feature will display the transcribed text once the user finishes speaking, according to the report.
Samsung could introduce this feature with the One UI 9.5 beta. If (or when) it arrives, the feature will join not only Google’s Rambler mode but also SwiftKey’s AI voice typing feature, which offers similar capabilities.
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