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SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Pro, Bluetooth Earbuds & Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, Bluetooth Earbuds, True Wireless, Noise Cancelling, Charging Case, Quality Sound, Water Resistant, White

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Features

  • Product 1: Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation: Escape and tune in to your own moment of Zen all with a single tap; Answer calls and instantly switch to talking with voice detection and let in the sounds that matter most with 4 ambient levels
  • Product 1: High Quality Sound: Relive the memories of every beat of your favorite song with an 11-mm woofer and 6.5-mm tweeter built into every ear bud. Earbud Dimension (W x H x D)-0.81 x 0.77 x 0.82 inches. Case Dimension (W x H x D)-1.97 x 1.98 x 1.09 inches
  • Product 1: Water Resistant Workouts: Water wont ruin your workout; Your IPX7 water-resistant Galaxy Buds Pro can keep the beat going even with a little rain; Theyre even protected for immersion up to 3 feet deep for a half-hour
  • Product 1: Crystal Clear Calls: No matter where you are, stay connected whether youre owning that virtual meeting or catching up with a friend; Our new design reduces background noise, so your voice comes through loud and clear.

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SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Pro, Bluetooth Earbuds, True Wireless, Noise Cancelling, Charging Case, Quality Sound, Water Resistant, Phantom Black (US Version)Elevate the everyday with epic sound. SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Pro combines crystal-clear sound quality with unprecedented control, making it effortless to elevate everyday moments. Use intelligent Active Noise Cancellation to escape into your music at a moment’s notice, even in a noisy crowd. Close the distance with crystal clear calls, so it always feels like you’re in the same room. And water won’t ruin your workout since the resistant Galaxy Buds Pro keeps the beat going even with a little rain. Auto pair your Galaxy Buds Pro with a Palette and find even more ways to make ordinary extraordinary. Disclaimers: Actual battery life may vary and depend on usage conditions such as function settings, playback file type, and Bluetooth signal strength. Some features require Bluetooth connection to a compatible device, and are available only on Android devices running Android 7.0 or higher and 1.5GB RAM or above.Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro, Bluetooth Earbuds, True Wireless, Noise Cancelling, Charging Case, Quality Sound, Water Resistant, White (US Version)Get the most out of your audio experience with studio quality sound, active noise cancellation, and superior comfort. The Galaxy Buds Pro are a perfect choice for music lovers, fitness junkies and everybody else.


Connectivity technologies: Wireless


Other display features: Wireless


Form Factor: In Ear


Colour: Phantom Black


Date First Available: October 20, 2022


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    • Long but detailed review - Good Replacement from the Buds Plus ⭐️⭐️⭐️✨ 3.75 out of 5 stars
Color: Phantom Black Pattern Name: Earbuds
I had the Galaxy Buds Plus (Red) and I bought them in 2020. I was really happy with the overall use, function and feel of the Bud Plus. I ended up (by accident) washing and drying them in the laundry. After that I lost some of the functions of the earbuds. Not an issue with the replacement program that I also purchased with the buds here on Amazon through Asurion protection plan. I was able to replace the defective buds with new ones with absolutely no hassle. I ended up spending an extra $22.00 in the replacement because I re-added the protection plan which why not at this point, i'm a firm believer in service/replacement plans. When I ordered these Buds Pro's, I had read about all the current and new earbuds on the market and as I was doing my research, comparing new with the old and feature for feature, my first notice was the battery life is less than the old Bud Plus's. Significantly less out the box but for me that was not an issue to sway me away from the new Bud's Pro. None the less I started looking at other companies and saw reviews about them (other brands) that told me not to really mess with them. Not even worth calling out other brand names as I think that is a personal preference. I have been privy to Samsung brand for years, owning all the Note phones, except the one that blew up (Current Note 20 Ultra owner) and the former Bud Plus. When I finally made the decision to go with these Bud Pro's (Black) saw that I could (for no extra cost) get them same day delivered. That was a plus, not that I really needed them same day but thanks for the availability Amazon!! They were late with the delivery but only because we were having a snow storm this day so the 22 minutes later was nothing to trip about. I was just happy that they were safe in traveling and the product arrived undamaged. Out the box & Pairing: The buds needed to be charged before they could be used, the case had like 30% battery and the buds were at a low 1%. As soon as I opened the case for the buds, my phone alerted me that they were being paired with my phone so I really didn't even need to "Setup" the buds to my phone but only erase the old profile of the Red Buds. They needed to be at at least 15% for my Note 20 Plus to do the update through the Wear app and the total update time was only a few good minutes. Overall I think the first charge only took about an hour and they were ready to go. Note of discovery - The Case DOES NOT charge with the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Magnet Charger as well as the Apple Watch Magnet Charger. The Case: The case is smaller than the old Bud Plus's which is no big deal. Off top when opening the case I notice that the lid is slightly loose and "Jiggles" around (left to right) a small amount at the hinge. Not a huge deal if all the bud cases come like this, just don't be reckless when handling your product. This is something that I noticed but doesn't make me feel like I got a "cheap" product at all. Fitting and Feel: Pro's I placed the buds in my ear for the first time and they stayed in place and felt fine. I believe they come with the medium rubber attachments already on them. They felt fine but not like my old ones felt. I looked at the other sizes that were provided and none of them felt "perfect" to me. I still had the old red ones from my last pair and thought I would give it a try and see if they fit on them and how they felt in my ears. Well lets just say that here is my first point of criticism; The old bud attachments work and feel better than the new ones provided and I am glad that I held onto them. If not then I would have had way more to say about the feel and comfort levels of these new ones. Con's - Takes a bit of time to get use to the feel of the new design of these buds and when you pick them up out of the case you feel like you are going to drop them. - Placement into your ears takes a bit more time than the Buds Plus, you feel as if you are going to drop them when you are setting them in your ears. - The buttons on these are way more reactive and sensitive so be prepared to accidentally pause your media when you try to adjust your buds (unless you have touch block activated) Note of discovery - I am going to re-try the provided rubber pieces. I went out to do some snow shoveling and noticed that both the buds seemed to feel loose and I had to adjust them a bunch of times to have them feel like they wouldn't fall out. When I was done with my task and walking back into the garage, one (left bud) actually fell out of my ear. I will try the stock ones again for comfort and proper securement. Sound and Clarity: Note - I have my EQ setting on the Dynamic setting In quite environments - They sound great and have no issues to report with the clarity, volume, bass or overall sound they put out. The new 360 sound feature is something to get use to. It sounds cool and reacts to when you turn your head left or right. Imagine having surround sound speakers jammed into your ears or when if you have that feature (Surround Sound Mode) on a television and you turn it on and everything sounds kinda spread out...That would be the comparison I would use to describe 360 sound mode. In a loud environment - They handle really well and you can have them maxed out on volume and you are able to hear your media very clear. Con - Using the 360 mode with media playing in a loud environment wasn't the best experience for me. With all the movements I was doing it made for me having to "focus" on where the sound was coming from at times and made for more of a distraction. Maybe I will get use to this but I think I will just save that function for quite environment listening. Calls: In a quite environment - On the receiving end of a call, totally clear and nothing negative to report. You can hear everything that is on the other end of the call in terms of "background" noise but I would say that its nothing to detour you from having a phone conversation. On the callers end, the caller can hear you crystal clear while you are speaking in a normal talking tone without issue. Today and most days I have my ears covered with a hoodie or skull cap which completely covers the ear buds and that played no part in disturbing the functionality of the Buds Pro 👍🏾 the people will still hear you. Another caller reported that until they were told that I was talking through ear buds they thought that I was on the phones regular receiver so no differentiations between the two. In a loud environment - You can hear the person on the other end of the phone call just fine over the loud noises that are around you. No worries to not understanding the caller, the buds handle just fine. Con's - When you have a lot of loud background noises (a running snowblower that you are operating in this case) the caller can't make out all that you are saying (in a "normal" speaking tone) and was reported "Sounds like you are in a tunnel and much harder to hear you." This is something that was reported to me with the old earbuds as well but only after they went through the laundry. I did a "walk away" test from the loud machine and was about 30' away and the caller was able to hear me again just fine, loud and clear. As soon as I walked back up to the machine the same report of not being able to hear me was given. - You have to YELL in order for people on the other end of the phone call to hear you. They might not make out what you are trying to say and you will have to repeat yourself. Media (Music/Pod Cast/Videos): In a quite environment - Sound is great and very clear. The amount of bass is rich and I feel overall a great balance for what they offer. The overall volume seems a bit lower from the previous Buds Plus but I am going off memory of the old buds compared to the new ones. The amount of volume is good enough that you do not need to have the buds all the way up to enjoy the media you are playing. With both buds in you can have the volume set to half or under and still hear very clearly the media you are playing so say if you are in a grocery store and didn't have the ambient sound on but the volume was low to those settings, you would be able to hear your media and surrounding noises just fine. In a loud environment - Same as above; They handle very well. Multiple Device Connection: I was able to connect of course to my phone as a main device, I was also able to connect to my 2019 Macbook Pro without a problem and the sound quality is just a good as when on the phone device. You can control the playback functions and volume from either the laptop or the earbuds. In the future I will be pairing the Buds Pro with other useable devices (Tablets, IPhone) and whatever you can pair to them to see the overall quality. I did try to connect them to my VIZIO V-Series - 58" Smart 4K HDR TV and was not successful due to no pairing feature on the TV's end. Also I tried to pair them up with some musical equipment that has Bluetooth capability but was not able to pair them but the equipment saw that they were available. I'm guessing that in the future that feature will be available through Akai Professional. Con's When playing media through my phone then switching to my laptop you have to manually switch the device in order to play the other source. In the past, being connected to multiple devices, all you would have to do is stop playing one device and start playing the other for the switch to take place. As of right now you have to stop the device that you are playing, then open the bluetooth feature (on the laptop) double click the Bud's Pro in order for the buds to be able to receive the signal for the other "paired" device. And vice versa to switch back from laptop to phone. When I pair my tablet I will try this again and see if its the required method. And after pairing the Bud Pros with my Note Tablet, I have discovered that the above issue is the same and you have to manually switch between both devices to use. Talk to text: In a quite environment - Just fine with my dialect. You can speak normal speed and the buds catch everything you are saying. in the past and even just on the phone, I have found myself having to speak like a feelingless robot to get the words that I am speaking to be heard correctly and written out. As I am writing this, "I am now using the talk to text function through the computer, with [the] earbuds and everything that I am in sane [saying] right now through the earbuds is being [typed] out for me and I will leave all of the imperfections in this sentence. I am speaking at a normal tone and normal speed and I would say with the couple of imperfections and misspellings that are in brackets above this thing picks up and it takes what you're saying eerily [very] accurate. In a loud environment - I can't report anything on this as I have not been in a loud environment to do any of the talk to text yet. Con's - The more I use talk to text through the computer I am seeing that I have to speak a little slower and clearer in order for it to understand what I'm saying. - This will probably be the same with been on the phone and using the talk to text function as well. OK so overall I have to say that these are pretty dope pieces of technology and equipment to have. If you are new to the Galaxy family or familiar to Galaxy products you will not be 100% disappointed even though this product and every product has its own flaws. For the price and for what I am trying to do, they are working out just fine and met for a perfect replacement from Galaxy Buds Plus that I had. I really didn't intend for this to be a super long review so thank you so much for reading all of this. I put in a whole lot of detail and I really wanted to make sure that I hit a lot of the key points that anybody else would be interested in when buying earbuds and what others would possibly be looking for. I am a construction worker and I work in asphalt and do a lot of driving so the reason why I wanted to get these earbuds was because the former that I had, the Galaxy Buds Plus worked really well with the environments that I have been in and will be in in the next few months. These earbuds are a perfect replacement or a perfect addition to any truck driver that is out there in your rig with your windows down or anything like that to be able to listen to a phone and talk on the phone and take calls, listen to some music or media in loud environment and still get the job done. The only reason why I would not give this product five stars is because of the list of "cons" that I wrote above in this review. Otherwise, this would be a five star product. Thank you for your time! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 26, 2022 by The HumanJukeBoxDJMO
    • An Incredibly Solid Pair of Headphones
Color: Phantom Black Pattern Name: Earbuds
There is a TLDR at the end for those of you that got scared clicking read more and see a wall of text appear on your screen. Since there's a lot I have to say about these headphones, grab some popcorn, a soda, and strap in. As a forward, I have only tried these for a few hours, so I will update this post if my opinions change at all. Some initial things to get out of the way, I am by no means an experienced audiophile. I do enjoy the many different aspects of audio though. I love the character of vinyl and have tried many different headphones over the years. By many, I mean dozens, as I have a very weirdly shaped ear canal that has trouble getting in-ear headphones to fit correctly. My main daily pair of headphones is the second-gen Airpods since they are the only thing that fit my ear well. I also have a pair of Skullcandy Crushers for when I want a pair of car subs attached to my ears and Jaybird X3's with Comply tips for skating and exercising. My testing device is a Note 20 Ultra, using Spotify set to the extreme quality setting (320kbps to my knowledge). FIT AND COMFORT This category is incredibly subjective, as everyone's ears are different. I will say, however, that this is the first pair of in-ear headphones that fit my incredibly weird ears out of the box!!! I've done the shake test and they stay pretty well in there. Comfort is a 5/5 DESIGN AND BUILD QUALITY The design and build are top-notch on these buds. The case feels incredibly solid and is about the same size as the case on my Airpods (the buds case is slightly thicker). The buds themselves look great and the mirror finish is nice to look at. Overall, very well designed and built and thusly, gets a 5/5. SOUND QUALITY Another bit of forwarding before I jump in, this is another subjective category. I am sensitive to "bright" headphones (where the highs or treble are too high and sound painful to my ear) and steer away from them as soon as I notice them. I am only going to be commenting on certain tracks and genres that I enjoy and actively listen to. I am blown away from the raw quality of the sound coming out of these! I had the Airpods Pro for a bit, and these sound similar but tuned for a tad more bass. This is exactly what I was looking for. You also have a couple of preset EQ options to tune it more to your liking or listening habits for the day. I'm hoping adjustable EQ support comes in the future to help dial in the sound signature to your liking. I'll break down each track and categorize it by genre. -ELECTRONIC/HOUSE/OTHER SUB-GENRES Transformer by Moog: I chose this track to see if the backing cymbal can be heard amidst the rest of the song. It's very clear, along with the rest of the track. Bass also sounds very nice, not overdone, and very tight and punchy. Clarity and great bass quality will be a reoccurring character in this segment. -ROCK/METAL I Love You to Death by Family Force 5: (This is the song I used for the shake test.) This is a track that I like to crank and test the audio quality at high volume. I can confirm that these buds sound just as good at high volumes. The cymbals don't destroy my ears, the guitars are very clear, and SGA's screams are great. Suck My Kiss by Red Hot Chili Peppers: This is another track that regularly gets cranked. Flea's bass sounds perfect and once again, clear as day. The drums also sound killer. -RAP Jump by Mac Miller: I chose this track to hear how clear and tight the bass was. The bassline on this one can sound very different depending on what headphones you use. It's tight and punchy with these. Clarity was also strong on this one. Bless Yo Trap by Smokepurpp: This song is perfect for its incredibly heavy (but well-produced) bass. This track through the Crushers will literally shake my head, it's great. These buds handle the drum machine (cymbal perhaps?) in the background very, very well. Most headphones will usually force me to limit the volume because it sounds so shrill. Not on these. I can crank them up and not worry about it. The bass left a bit to be desired... Until I used the bass booster EQ, which as you can probably guess, upped the bass and still sounded punchy and tight. Well done. Big Fish by Vince Staples: I also tested the bass booster EQ on this one. I noticed when it was enabled, it started to eat into the clarity of the mids a bit. Without the EQ it sounds crystal clear. Where I'm From by Digable Planets: This song's nice short bassline can sound different depending on your headphones. Very accurate and well-controlled bass on this one. -CLASSICS Rocket 69 by Todd Rhodes: This is the "make it or break it" moment for figuring out if headphones are too "bright" for me. Todd's vocals, along with the amazing sax solo can destroy my ears on some headphones. These handle this track PERFECTLY. Everything seems very well controlled and balanced. These buds produce a fantastic sound, without over-emphasizing any one aspect of the sound profile. Bass is nice and subdued (you could be surprised with what the Crushers do to this track) and the highs are not shrill or painful to my ears. The mids sound crisp and clear. -POP/NOT SURE THE GENRE Sit Next to Me by Foster the People: I was surprised by this track. I never noticed the bass guitar before. This is when I realized how much I was missing using the Airpods. Everything is so well defined and the stereo separation is perfect. Not much else to say about this one, as everything about it sounds great. -COUNTRY What Was I Thinkin' by Dierks Bentley: This track was another case of pure clarity. I could easily hear and discern every instrument and they were separated perfectly. A joy to listen to on these. Nothing was overblown on this one either, the bass might be a bit too high, but it's so tight that it adds to the sound in my opinion. All of these tracks sound great to my ear and easily get a 5/5 MEDIA CONTROLS Finally, something I dislike about these headphones. The single tap to pause/play a track works just fine. If you try to double-tap to skip/replay it is incredibly hit or miss. I'm not sure if this can be solved through software, or if my finger just doesn't hit the touch surface as well as it would like. Usually what ends up happening is, I double-tap to skip a track and it registers it as one tap, thus pausing my music. I then double-tap again to try to get it to skip and it just starts playing where it left off. Finally, on the third time, it will skip the track. Adjusting the buds usually ends up registering as a tap and will also usually pause your music, just trying to get it pressed in your ear better. It also does this sometimes when you initially take out the buds from the case and put it in your ear. It's a big pain in the butt right now and gets a 2/5 NOISE CANCELING Don't buy these for some Bose or Airpod Pro level ANC. They're good at sound isolation when you're playing something, but pausing a track won't leave you saying "wow" like with the Airpod Pros. The only testing I've done so far with the noise canceling is cleaning around the house and listening to them while typing up this review. When a track is playing I can't hear my keyboard, but paused they're just about as clear as having the ambient sound mode on. I'll conduct further testing on these and report back with my findings. For now, it gets a 1/5. (UPDATE: I've done some testing outside with them now and they are pretty good at blocking the lower frequencies. It takes a little bit for the noise canceling algorithm to catch up with the noise around you, but I would say it blocks out somewhere in the neighborhood of 50-60% of the noise around you. It also is great at removing wind noise at moderate speeds. Based on these new findings, it gets a 3/5. Not great, but not terrible or useless either.) AMBIENT MODE I'm happy to see that someone has finally implemented a function that allows the ambient mode to auto switch to on when you're speaking to someone. It's worked perfectly from the testing I've done so far. The ambient mode also sounds almost as good as the Airpod Pros' function. It works well, thus netting a 5/5 CONCLUSION I am simply blown away by these headphones. So much so, that I spent nearly 2 hours writing this review. They do almost everything they set out to do exceedingly well. I am hoping that future software updates will fix the issues that I currently have with them. I will be replacing my Airpods with these and will be recommending them to my friends. Well done Samsung, you have a real winner on your hands. Well, that wraps it up. For the TLDR readers out there: they sound amazing, ANC and touch controls suck majorly right now, the build and comfort are perfect, and I would easily recommend them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 17, 2021 by Corbin Lowery

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