SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds 2 Pro True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds w/Noise Cancelling, Hi-Fi Sound, 360 Audio, Comfort Ear Fit, HD Voice, Conversation Mode, IPX7 Water Resistant, US Version, Graphite

Good one

Nice base and sound.

There is a feature called voice detect in this device. If you are using this product, better turn this feature off. Because when you listening to music and if you have decided to do a humming for that song, then your buds will go to transparency. Its happening all the time, if you cough, sneeze every time it will go to transparency. While hearing music it is a problem. ANC is just giving Okay okay feeling, may be because i was using apple airpods pro 1st gen before. Samsung eco system is too cool, and touch features are useful. Overall this price it is worth, don't approach it as a Samsung flagship product, just approach as budget earphone from a standard company, you wont disappointed. Don't compare sound and ANC with Apple airpods this is not a competitor for them. May be Buds 3 pro, but not this.

Nice

I have had them for more than a year and they maintain their superb sound quality despite multiple drops. 10/10 would recommend for Samsung users.

Came with ZERO charge which is unusual as I already own the graphite black ones and they came at 50%. Case charged but even at 100%, it didnt charge the buds. Tried them one at a time after that and eventually they started charging. Left them all night to charge, woke up to only 80% charged. Started using it and it and the right one went to 6% in 20 minutes while the left one was 25%. Honestly, I'm very disappointed.

Overall, I recommend these buds.Excellent, the sound is clear and the noise prevention works well , worth it Thanks amazon for original product and for customer value.

Best ear pods ......I've got the ear pods version 1 beans and they are good. These 2nd generation ear pods are amazing

For only girls ears perfect 👌

Son los audífonos mas bonitos estéticamente que eh tenido, además que la cancelación de ruido y el sonido ambiental me parece muy bueno, solo si recomiendo ponerle un protector para que se protejan ya que me dio miedo rayar la cajita de carga

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I upgraded to these after owning the Galaxy Buds Live, which is a very different design. I'm not an audiophile, but I am fairly experienced with mid-tier sound equipment, speakers, and headphones. I built my own 11.1 surround sound movie room using a higher end Yamaha receiver and have used Klipsch, Polk Audio, Paradigm, BIC America, Sony, Yamaha, Pioneer, Bose (don't judge me, they work well in some applications), JL Audio, JBL, Mirage, and other brands of speakers through the years in home and car audio setups. For headphones, I've mainly used wired as early wireless models sounded hollow and tinny in comparison. I've used lower end AKG and Sony buds, as well as mid-tier Sennheisers. I've also used higher end Sony over-ear headphones as well as the highly rated (but lesser known) Status Audio CB-1 studio monitor headphones. I waited a while to buy into the wireless headphone market and finally took the plunge with the Buds Live as they offered something my wired headphones didn't—ambient sound. Usually this is an unwanted distraction and noise isolation is preferred, but sometimes I want to be aware of what's going on around me and be able to engage in a conversation even if I have my buds in. Apple did this well with their pass-through technology, but I'm not about to switch over to an entirely new product line and closed ecosystem just for headphones, so I waited. The Buds Live managed this trick with a low-tech solution by not sealing in the ear canal, so I gave them a try. Sound quality was decent—on par with my lower end AKG wired buds, but not as good as my mid-tier (~$100) Sennheiser buds. They also were finnicky with their connection and cut out a lot if my phone was in my pocket, especially if I bent over or squatted. BUDS 2 PRO: I upgraded to these as they also had a pass-through feature which seemed to work fairly well and did so automatically when you started talking. I figured this would be just as good and offer better sound and isolation when desired. Overall I think this feature works pretty good and is a nice compromise for me. In terms of sound quality, the Buds 2 Pro are definitely a step up from the Buds Live and probably on par with my wired mid-tier Sennheisers. I can't complain about the sound quality at all. As with the Buds Live though, the Buds 2 Pro require a bit of fidgeting to get them seated in the ear properly. Traditional ear buds, and even Apple's Airpods require little thought or adjustment beyond getting the right sized rubber or foam tips for a good seal. Samsung seems to go for more experimental designs which require learning and getting used to. After a few days use, they still aren't "natural" to put in or locked into muscle memory—I have to fuss with them a bit to get a good seal. Once in though, I haven't had any problems. Overall, I recommend these buds. They still aren't perfect as the fit isn't intuitive, battery life a little meager, and the noise cancellation is about 85-90%, not 100, but overall, solid headphones. Could you get way better sounding wired headphones for tons less money? Yes, for about $50 you can pick up a pair of Status CB-1's and hear every fine detail in high fidelity. But in the wireless in-ear category, prioritizing convenience and mobility over everything else, these perform admirably. I've heard Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless 3 buds *might* edge these out in terms of sound quality, but they look a lot more bulky (stick out more from the ear and therefore may be less stable) and don't have the automatic ambient sound pass-through feature. They also are a touch more money. On the upside though, they appear to be a more traditional bud design, so might be more straightforward to put in, but Airpods are probably still the easiest to put in and take out. But I plan on using the Buds 2 Pro for years before feeling the need to upgrade again. I'm satisfied with the purchase, though still wincing at the cost-to-performance ratio compared to wired options. Can't knock a product for performing in the top tier of its specific market though, so I'll give it 5 stars as a true wireless earbud, but would give it 4 in sound quality against cheaper wired in-ear and over-ear options.