#GALAXY BUDS 2 PRO FIT FULL#
#GALAXY BUDS 2 PRO FIT PRO#
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#GALAXY BUDS 2 PRO FIT PRO#

The Buds 2 Pro are a good set of earbuds. There’s a good amount of bass and the highs are clear. And on their own, they sound pretty darn good. If I were to give you a pair and send you on your way, you’d likely say “Thanks!” a few times and enjoy the heck out of them. And the Jabra Elite 7 Pro and Sony WF-1000XM4.

That puts the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro in with some serious competition, like the aforementioned offerings from Apple and Google. First, remember the price - more than $200. Where things matter the most, of course, is in the sound quality. That’s a nice little attention to detail. You get the tone only from the earbud you touched, which is exactly what your brain expects. That’d be really gross.Īnd I love the audio feedback you get when you actually do mean to tap to pause or toggle the active noise cancellation. I sweat a fair amount here in Florida, but not so much as to approximate being submerged in a meter of water for 30 minutes. There wasn’t a single time I was worried about them popping out. I had zero problems with the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro at the gym. On the odd occasion that I did reach up to reseat an earbud - which really could just be muscle memory as much as anything at this point - I’d almost always end up pausing whatever it was I was listening to due to the capacitive-touch buttons. My only complaint here really is one of personal preference. My $15 kitchen scale has them at 5.7 grams. Samsung lists the buds at 5.5 grams each. They have a light fit, but not so light that I keep worrying that they’re going to pop out because of the weight on the exterior side. They’re smaller and less obtrusive than the others. Out of the three earbuds I’ve had in rotation of late - the others are the AirPods Pro and Pixel Buds Pro - the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are the most comfortable.

Just don’t strain an eyeball looking for it is all.

#GALAXY BUDS 2 PRO FIT BLUETOOTH#

Most folks don’t change devices all that often, and “forgetting” the buds from the Bluetooth menu works well enough. That is, perhaps, one of those gripes that only bothers reviewers, and not normal people. The only thing missing is a pairing button. There’s also a USB-C cable included, which is nice. Phil Nickinson/Digital TrendsĬharging is still handled wirelessly, or via USB-C, which is exactly what you’d expect in earbuds like this. You get a satisfying click when it closes, and LEDs on the front and inside to let you know what’s up. The mechanism is the same as the previous model, more like a jewelry box. So at the very least, it’s a nice change. It’s perhaps not all that popular to wax poetic about an earbuds case these days, but Samsung’s is the first I’ve used that doesn’t flip open from the top edge. (If I were Samsung, I might have gone for the Pixar tie-in with “Spots of James P. The Buds 2 Pro are available in three colors - graphite (black), white, and Bora Purple, which is perhaps more lilac than purple Muppet.

#GALAXY BUDS 2 PRO FIT FULL#

(Hey, even price can iterate upwards.) They’ve got full active noise cancellation and transparency and some newfangled 24-bit audio support that we’ll get into in a minute. They’re a little smaller - 15 percent, Samsung says.

What we’ve got here is a pretty iterative set of earbuds. They aren’t for audiophiles, nor were they ever going to be.” Keep that in mind. Our takeaway: “The Galaxy Buds Pro are a great pair of everyday-wearable true wireless earbuds. Let us hark back to the beginning of 2021, with the first Galaxy Buds Pro.

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