Users complain about Samsung's earables overheating, beeping with exposure to direct sunlight

Anecdotal reports from users of Samsung's wireless Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds+, and the new Galaxy Buds Live indicate that the earables all have a history of heating up and beeping once exposed to direct sunlight. The beeping should be considered a warning that the device is overheating and occurs when the outside temperature is in the range of 90-degrees to 100-degrees Fahrenheit.
At the 4 minute mark one bud started beeping. By the 6 minute mark both were sounding alarm bells. I walked back inside my apartment where the AC was blasting. With in a minute they stopped. Repeated it and got same results. The real kicker for me is that there is no information from Samsung about this. No heads up in the manual or app that says "hey, just a warning, don't expose these to direct sunlight on a hot day or else they will start to beep nonstop until they cool down." I'm planning on sending mine back for a service/repair. If that can't fix them then I will be returning them and getting something different."
Another Galaxy Buds Live user wrote, "The same happened to me, start with the beep and is annoying, fair quickly, I need to take it off and wait couple of minutes and then its ok." It seems that this has been a problem with Samsung’s wireless earbuds from the beginning all the way to the latest model.
The beeping surely gets the attention of those wearing the wireless earbuds, and once the buds cool down, as most users attest to, the beeping stops. If you live in a market where the temperature is always very high, the constant beeping is going to be a major issue preventing you from using the accessory properly.
Samsung has yet to release a statement and when it does, we will update this story. As for now, you might want to wait to hear what the manufacturer says before purchasing one of Sammy's in-ear wireless buds.