Samsung - Buds2 Pro

Literally the Galaxy Buds Pro2 are the best for price to performance. ANC is superb, audio is unmatched and competes with the highest of ends and the fit is just perfec(for me).

I'm here after 8 months checking out if Buds 3 is a good choice after my Buds 2 Pro gave up on me. (:

I returned these. My Samsung Galaxy Buds2 pros had better transparency mode for work, being that people came to my desk frequently, and me to theirs. Call quality wasn’t as good, and I found the bass to be lacking. My Jabra Elite Active 8 Gen 2’s are the only keepers. Apple, AZ100’s, Bose, JBL, Sony, and even Beats, I tried them all. Most kept falling out. I workout and play golf in the Jabra’s. They don’t move. Better call quality, bass, and fit. I’m trying a few more when they get here next week, too. Perl Pros, Accentums and the AZ80’s. I doubt I’ll like any of the, but who knows.

Buds 2 Pro and Nothing Ear (a) 2024. I use Buds for regular listening and when I want to make use of the anc and ambient features. Nothing Ear is when I'm in the gym (Buds 2 Pro get slippery as hell with sweat) and when I want to listen to bass heavy music. Buds 2 Pro lasts me like 3-4 hours max in ambient mode on single charge plus weirdly the left earbuds drain faster for some reason, while Nothing Ear lasts easily around 5 hours.

I love my buds 2 pro. Works fantastic, great sound, good mic, easy to use and cool design.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro.. I am using it.

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are sometimes available around 100, it's the best you can get for that money.

Daily-driver buds are all about convenience: something you can throw in a pocket, pop in for calls, gym sessions, or a grocery run, and forget they’re there until you need them. Below are a few models suggestion from my end that tend to rise to the top of tech-forum polls: **1.** **Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen)** • Seamless iOS integration, reliable ANC/transparency, and the tiny case make them a no-brainer for iPhone users. • Mic performance is consistently strong for FaceTime or work calls. **2.** **Sony WF-1000XM5** • Class-leading active noise cancellation, customizable EQ, and multipoint Bluetooth. • If you commute on loud trains or value audiophile-grade tuning, these are tough to beat. **3.** **Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro** • Automatic device switching within the Samsung ecosystem, 24-bit audio with supported Galaxy phones, and comfy oval design. • Very pocket-friendly case compared with other premium ANC buds. **4.** **Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds** • The best passive fit + ANC combo on the market; they turn coffee shops into libraries. • Bose’s “Immersive Audio” spatial mode can add a bit of fun for Netflix on the couch. **5.** **Jabra Elite 8 Active** • Rugged IP68 rating and strong ear-lock fit make them ideal gym or outdoor companions. • Jabra’s multi-point lets you jump from laptop to phone without menu diving. **6.** **Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3** • Spacious, hi-fi soundstage and aptX Adaptive codec for Android users. • Case is a little thicker, but battery life compensates. **7.** **Cleer ARC II (open-ear)** • For anyone who dislikes having tips jammed in their ear canal all day, Cleer’s ARC series uses an open-ear “air-conduction” design. You hear your surroundings naturally while still getting surprisingly full mids and highs for music or podcasts. Perfect if you bounce between office chats, street traffic, and quick playlists without wanting total isolation. **Quick decision filter** • iPhone heavy user → AirPods Pro (ease of use) • Loud commute / flights → Sony WF-1000XM5 or Bose QC Ultra • Android hi-res listener → Sennheiser MTW3 • Rugged workouts → Jabra Elite 8 Active • Need situational awareness → Cleer ARC II

I have buds 2 pro, airpod pro, and bose quiet comfort buds. Galaxy buds are good, not great. Anc is acceptable, transparency is a little tinny/echoey. My biggest complaint is that you can't use transparency with only one buds in which is my most common use since I wear them at work. Air pod pros were great. I used to have an iPhone so that's why I automatically went with them a couple years ago. Anc is great, transparency is very clear and can be used with just one bud. My complaint here was that they just didn't play well with my flip 6. I had weird times where the volume would spike or drop and I could never remember the stem controls for changing the modes. Bose quiet comfort buds (not the ultras) are my winner. No stem, though they do stick out a bit from the ear. Excellent anc and transparency that work with just one bud in. They stay in my ears better and have a really good app. The bass is just incredible compared to the others. It really blew me away at first. I also can't remember the last time I charged them. For them all being about the same price I'd go Bose 100%

Galaxy buds 2 Pro, had the standard Galaxy buds 2 before and tbh they're about the same .

Buds 2 pro has worse anc than buds pro. I am currently using both and i regret buying buds 2 pro

They can be worth it if you value them. IMO, I can't trust anything less than $100 USD. I've bought a few pairs to try to convince me otherwise but end up going back to my expensive earbuds. The lowest pair I own are the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, JBL Tour Pro 3, Apple Airpods Pro 2, Google Pixel Buds Pro, and Soundscore Liberty 3 Pro. My preferred earbuds are the Bose Quietcomfort Ultra and Sony WF-1000XM5. I want to try more expensive earbuds, but at that point, over the ear are better.

Late for the party but for the people that found this by google: If you have android, Buds2 Pro. It's 90% of the AirPods pro 2 for 60% of the price.

Then you havent had that many tbh, shit even the buds2 pro's is better

i see that you're switching over to the buds 3 fe from the buds 2 pro. would you say that the buds 3 fe is overall a better product than the buds 2 pro? my buds 2 pro can only last about an hour before dying and I'm think of replacing it with the buds 3 fe.

In my experience, wireless earbuds don't work great with VR because of the latency. I have Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 pro, and they are great earbuds and have the transparency mode, but the latency is very noticeable, it's like half a second. You definitely aren't playing any rhythm games with that, or almost any games for that matter. I'm better off with just the Quest 3 speakers.

Samsung Buds 2 pro, Buds 2 are very nice sounding, is last gen so very cheap, and is at par or even better than some other offerings from other brands.

I just upgraded from those to the 3 pros and if you got the money or a trade in I'd definitely go for the newer ones, the buds pro 2 were my daily for a couple years and they're good but would fall out of my ears pretty easily while at work.

I got a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro for an early Christmas gift and they have been the only wireless earbuds I've found to be actually comfortable for my small ears. I know they're expensive, but I'm my opinion they're worth it. Before these, I had DangoBuds, which are also wireless and noise cancelling, but would eventually make my ears uncomfortable. The Galaxy buds I've been able to wear for several hours and forget they're in. Edited to add: My partner actually gave me the choice between the version 2 and the new version 3, and I opted for the version 2. New version 3 has been redesigned with a stem, and I have a gut feeling that will make them uncomfortable again.

Buds2 Pro, Buds Live, & Buds FE with my Galaxy & Airpods Pro's 1&2 with my iPhone.

Depending on your ear/head, you can stack ANC using galaxy buds + XM4 which guarantees basically everything will be drowned out aside from vibrations you can feel physically. For that reason I prefer the Galaxy buds 2 pro over the buds 3 which has a stem. You can also use your shoulder to tap in the event your hands are unavailable to operate the controls which is another plus for the buds 2 pro.

## ANC Personally i think ANC is overrated garbage. Currently the amount of cancelation is mostly low frequency and comparitively high frequencies struggle to be cancelled giving you essentially a hissing which is more distracting than just turning up the volume without anc, tuning out the ambience by focusing on the music or sound and whatver task im doing, or just going to somewhere quieter. I notice a significant decline in audio quality using ANC and in my experience an exessive bloat in the bass. For me the passive cancelation is wayy better. Even for tws buds i never use anc either. ## other issues The problem with software and hardware features is that some of these companies and products may not have the financial means to do so, or the freedom to do so for any number of factors, and by adding these features it may cause a need to increase price to make up for it. ANC and wireless headphones are still relatively new. Touch controls are complicated. Everything is complicated. ## my headphone solution Id rather used a good wired closed back without any features. Maybe one of the better mezes, DCAs or some of the fiio stuff coming out now if i really only wanted to use headphones out in the wild. ## my iem/earbud solution But for me, using my galaxy buds 2 pro without anc is quite good. I hate the battery life and i hate the amount of times it beeps in my ears telling me its about to die. An alternative option i would go with personally is a qudelix 5k or something alike, and a pair of decent iems. Typically i am an iem hater but for goodish sound and portability id get something like aful explorers or dt200 if it were obtainable and use it with the qudelix for a much better battery life and sound. If the wire were in the way id run it through my shirt or hoodie and use the clip the q5k has attached to it. I find the isolation of iems just being in my ears is enough, even with my buds 2 pro that by using an iem + q5k setup i wouldn't be missing anything. Q5k also i hear has a good app and EQ capability if you wanna cope with EQ xD ## TLDR It sucks bc ANC isnt very good yet and its hard to implement features cost effectively or sometimes due to engineering. I think passive cancelation is good enough and id enjoy the sound quality of decent closed back wired headphones more than wireless anc ones. If i need more noise isolation i turn to iems as they isolate better and my wireless solition apart from my galaxy buds 2 pro would be a q5k or similar wireless dac/amp and a pair of decent iems. Even though I'm mostly an iem hater, for portable outdoor use they're preferable for me.

One up for the Pro 2, sounds really great with good comfort and stable connection.

The Sony XM5s are amazing, and top of the mainstream heap pretty much when it comes to both sound quality and ANC. I wear them at home when I want to relax with music. That said for out and about and using during work, I absolutely love my Galaxy Buds2 Pro. They sound great, have very good ANC, but what seals the deal for me is that I can't even feel them in my ears. They are so damn comfortable.

I found my Galaxy buds Pro 2 to do a decent job with low latency for my Legion GO. They're the only bluetooth earbuds I found actually worked well with Windows.

I upgraded from the ear1 to buds 2 pro. If you can wait for a major sale, Galaxy buds should come under 7k

This reviews make a lot of sense when you buy the buds at launch for 18K. You can live with the complaints when the prices are less than half. Buds 2 pro are outdated now and will be phased out. Its more likely for the buds 3 to get a huge price cut on sales.

Galaxy buds 2 pro have fit me under multiple helmets, the ANC is pretty good and battery lasts a while

With Cardo yes, on the buds nope

Got the buds 2 pro for very cheap, 8k or Lil less than 100 dollars. Veg very good. Upgraded from buds pro( had to upgrade cuz old and i might have washed my pants with the buds and it might have broken it lol)

Never fit my ear unfortunately. tried airpods pro 1st gen and 2nd gen and neither fit my ear. The eartips keep slipping out, the airpod itself sits flush against the bone in my ear preventing long time use. Just a peculiar problem for me. Much prefer samsung’s buds 2 pro design which gave me a much more solid fit, especially with their wing design. Hate that they also went the airpods route with pro 3

Buds2 Pro sound good and are really durable (have dropped them a handful of times now and no damage whatsoever) BUT I dropped them most of those times because they don't fit quite right in my ear and none of the additional size pieces they provided fit right either. I've learned to live with it and am just now more careful but it should be noted. If you search for buds 2 in this community you'll probably find people recommending to buy these foam inserts but I never tried it, not interested in spending more money than I already have

My Samsung galaxy buds pro 2 do not 💩 and it's quite annoying, then being the flagship ones. 

Love using my jbl tour pro 3s with comply tips for the gym. I also have galaxy buds 2 pro, galaxy buds 3 pro and technics az100s and the jbls are my go tos.

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are the most comfortable form factor I've ever tried. Too bad I couldn't keep a seal for too long. Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are also very comfortable, but a completely different shape.

I'd stretch for the Galaxy Buds 3 Pros, but if they really are too much, the Galaxy Buds 2 Pros are great as well. The B3Ps have voice commands, which are a killer feature that no other buds have from any company. The B2Ps are a different form factor, but still sound almost as good as the B3Ps. I would avoid the Galaxy Buds 3 (not pro) if I were you, since you like EDM and they severely lack on bass compared to the sealed option.

Absolutely agree with you on that . I currently have xm5, mtw4, AZ100, Galaxy buds 2 pro as well as my DPP and overheads, and the sound the Perl Pros put out is beyond fantastic.

I use mine on aptx, and SBC when watching TV. I can say without question, that they are the best sounding buds I have ever owned. I even prefer to wear them to sleep. And I currently own them, az100, xm5 Overheads and buds, Sennheiser M4 and tws, galaxy buds 2 pro, xm4 overhead, and QC ultra overhead. Gave away my tozo A1 golden. Anyway my point is my perl pro are my go to!!

I have tiny ears. Nothing Ear 2024 are much more comfortable than Samsung's pro 2 buds, Jabra 7 Elite were also great, but I lost them within 4 months.

My ears are a little over 4cm from top to bottom and I find they are more comfortable than pretty much every other earbud I've owned. Nothing Ears 2024 are also pretty good, galaxy buds2 pro were not great, jaybirds were never going to work but I tried, a bunch of generic brands were meh. That said, ears are all shaped differently, as tiny ears people we both know to buy from places like Amazon where they have generous returns for change of mind, and also you don't have to feel bad for doing something that harms the business of a billionaire. So do that and see if these are good or bad for you.

I have the buds 2 pro for parna, but always use the over-ear headphones with a turban. They do disfigure the turban a little bit but it's easy to get back in shape once you get used to it. I have been wanting to try the Anker soundcore sleep A10, A20 or A30 models for in-ear under the pagg but haven't gotten around to it, or haven't found a bargain on them yet.

I just bought Buds 3 (normal) and all I can say is RUN :) Waste of money. Buds 2 Pro is better

Galaxy bud pros 2

I agree with the Samsung buds. I have very small ears and often forget I have an earbud in at times and will just be going about my day until someone points it out. Highly recommend. The only earbuds that work for my ears.

Samsung buds 2 pro. I've been running Samsung for years and never had any issues. I paid $300 for some Jabra ones a couple of years ago and had nothing but issues with them, so just went back to Samsung.

Oh yeah. I've used their buds for I guess about 6 or 7 years now for work and had zero issues. I kinda hate they changed the style of them now, but I'll probably buy them anyway since they've always held up so well.

It also has to do with ear shape. I have both the buds 2 and 3 pro, the 3 pro fit my ears better, and block out almost all outside noise. The 2 pro are alright, though. I just like my 3 pro more.

Buds 2 Pro if you don't like the stem design.

Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are currently the *overall* best for my needs. There are certainly many TWS buds out there that could be better than these for someone else. Once I got these dialed in with the Diofit tips the sound is badass. Transparency Mode is so good I've never had buds that sound so nice even with transparency on. And the biggest item - for me - Call Quality blows away anything else I've ever used. The lack of true Multipoint is wild and puts me in a position where I'll happily replace these *only if* something else can do just as good for phone calls - and I think that will be tough to find. Other buds I've used that I still highly recommend: - Soundcore Liberty 4 (not the NC and not the Pro) - fantastic overall option. Great battery life, Multipoint, great phone call quality - Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro - especially now with renewed/refurbished options for ~$99 these are an absolute winner in my opinion. No Multipoint, sadly. Great fit, great sound, and pretty good for calls. - OnePlus Buds Pro 3 - really nice package. Great sound, great battery life, Multipoint, and very good call quality. Odd quirk that the wireless charging is on the front, so you have to flip them over for it to work. Haven't tested yet but very interested to: Sony Linkbuds Fit - they have many of the same components as the XM5, have the no-stem look that I prefer, include true Multipoint, should have good call quality, but so frustrating that there is no wireless charging!

The 2s have better ANC in that they don't "pop" with sudden, loud noises. The 3s have better quality ANC in that they block sound slightly, but noticeably better.

Grab a pair of Galaxy buds 2 pro you’ll find them under €100 no problem

I had samsung buds 2 pro And liberty 4 anc I think i have found the buds 2 pro better in price and everything Plus the soft material is less abusive to ears in long use like driving for hours

Galaxy buds 2 pro best anc for a galaxy bud

Maybe yours is faulty cus alot people on YouTube say the ANC is the best

Can get the tozo crystal pods for 21.42 shipped to your door. I currently own those, soundcore liberty 4 , samsung galaxy buds 2 pro and sennheiser momentum 3.... its unreal to me how good the tozo are at only 19.99 plus tax. I will never spend big money on a pair of earbuds again

Shit no it ain't or thats what I've learned can get the tozo crystal pods 20 bucks or the earfun free pro 3bfor like 37 to 55 bucks depending on sale .. I don't even grab my sennheiser momentum 3 or my galaxy buds 2 pro anymore .. these are just better especially battery life on the tozos

No way I bought buds 2 pro for that

Airpods will suck, the stem gets in the way. They will be uncomfortable when riding and will shift and fall out when putting the helmet on/off.  Instead get something that goes inside your ear, without the stem. I personally got myself Samsung​ Buds pro 2. Button style, no stem. When using balaclava on top of them they won’t shift around too when putting the helmet on.  Google, Oneplus, Xiaomi and others have similar button style earbuds available. Look at some reviews and decide 

Been using galaxy buds 2 pro for a couple of years or maybe even more. Very happy with them. Also, they are very comfortable even if I'm using them lying on one side. Noise cancellations is good enough for me although I don't have any experience to compare them with.

I have Pro 2 and Pro 3. 2 seems better for the gym, the 3 seems to jiggle loose on the treadmill, I keep having to re-seat them whilst running. The 2's seemed to stay put a bit better.

Galaxy Buds Pro 2 has been my favorite! The default EQ preset is good for me, but the "Dynamic" preset definitely adds some weight without being muddy.

Far better ,it's has one of the best ANC in the market.

Lol, I went to listen to the Buds 3 Pro, WH-1000XM5, and Bose. Let me tell you — Bose may not have the best soundstage in the market, but the sound quality is far, far better than the Buds 3 Pro and 2 Pro. One thing I liked about the Buds 2 Pro is that the instrument separation is very good.

No doubt about it buds 2 pro is one of the best earbuds, instrument separation is great everything is great, but bass is decent, but I dont remember the firmware update, just stick to that, after that update has made buds 2 pro shit, so i downgraded my buds 2 pro to that firmware.. so for now it they sounds great

fit is great, no complain, but personally I Iike the fit of buds 2 pro more also pure seal in my ear are better with ultras

I use comply sure grip tips for the Samsung buds 2 pro with mine. I wish their case cutout was a little bigger because I'd prefer to have a little bit more of a canal fit but can't fit larger tips and close the case. Wish more mfg's would be less obtuse and realize many use 3rd party tips, and the case cutout shouldn't be the limiting factor to the tips you can actually use. I think they sound a little more detailed than my Sony Xm5's and are a slight step down from my DPP's. Do agree on the app and like how you can fine tune the sound. I go back and forth with the Xm5's and NE24 for the gym. I like the better ANC on the Sony to isolate me from all the people that talk more than they work out. Safe to say the xm5 are my travel buds. I like the NE24 as an easy carry and keep them in my work bag or in a pocket. My DPP live in my gym bag as a backup because they don't isolate as well as the Sony and aren't as portable and comfy as the NE24. The NE24 are the first stalk style buds I can actually live with. Have returned a bunch of pair of stalk buds from the usual suspects. And I've posted a couple times where you can get the Nothing fairly cheap ($55-75). At least in the states.

The ANC has only continued to get worse and worse for me. Happened with my Buds Pro 2s as well...not sure why

I think so too, but it seems like a lot of people want to complain. Idk if it's because this model resembles AirPods, but I'm so happy I upgraded from my Buds 2 Pro.

Galaxy buds 2 pro. You can get them under $100.

The ones I used for years aren’t sold anymore. They were free. They were good, but not amazing. When they died on me, I found some Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. I really like them. The noise cancelling is sometimes freaky, as in I’m not used to it. They work and sound really good. I use them for normal listening, then put cheap earmuffs overtop when I do something like mowing.

I have a Freecom 2x. For the purposes of music it is very poor, and even then it requires some proper-fitting earplugs that selectively filter engine and wind noise but make the JBL speakers sound better. Skip all that nonsense and get a good pair of wireless earbuds that are secure in your ear, sit flush, and provide a good seal that block the harmful wind/motor noise. Personally I use Pixel Buds Pro 2 and Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. I ONLY use my Freecom for when I need to speak or provide siri inputs.

Galaxy Buds 2 pro but you need and android to configure for first time. Best sound, mic and half the price of AirPods. Only downside is the shape

I've buds 2 pro, buds 3 and rha truconnects all of them are excellent. Id say the buds 2 pro and buds 3 are slightly lighter but connect a lot quicker. Soundwise they are all much of a muchness.

I really like the Samsung buds 2 pro And I highly recommend the pixel watch 3 or 4 some great features that not even Samsung or Apple have or are lagging behind and such as heart stop detection.

I have used galaxy buds 2 pro for years now sadly my battery is starting to go but that has nothing to do with welding

The case is ok, just get used to it, its just a matter of habit. I had all airpods models and buds pro2 and buds 3 (sometimes I like to go out or make zoom calls without rubber in ears)) I will put buds pro 2 on the first place in usability but they say buds pro 3 have better sound. buds 3 don't position well in ears, I like airpods nonPro more. The last place go to Airpods pro which I gave to one younger relative and he was happy.

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, they're not very good but have proved more reliable than a whole bunch of others, Sennheiser momentum, XM4, load of em, all never make it beyond 6 months. I baby them and they still die. I thought the og Pixel Buds were ok but they just wouldn't stay in my ears. I'm interested in the Pixel Buds Pro 2. Got some Bowers & Wilkins px7 s2 for when I fly or do some critical listening.

if you find the Buds 3 Pro slightly uncomfortable, I would highly recommend the Buds 2 Pro. These are super comfortable and grippy, and last just as long (I think the ANC is even slightly better on the Buds 2 Pro). Of course, in either case, you have the Wearables App available which enables so much functionality on these buds (e.g. double tap ear to increase/decrease volume, long touch right bud to enable transparency, long touch left bud to enable noise cancellation, etc). I have used the buds2 Pro for over 1 year now, and I can tell you that they work soooo dang well with the Samsung Ultras.

Wish I saw this before I bought my buds 2 pro lol. The sound quality was kinda a bummer, compared to my Skullcandy hesh ANC headphones.

I use samsung galaxy buds2 pro the sound quality and ANC is nice they are more compact than airpods but the battery life sucks big time.

They are not the loudest earbuds by any means, pretty disappointed to be honest. At max volume they pale in comparison to M&D MW09, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro (or even 2 Pro for that matter), and the Noble Audio FoKus Prestige.

I bought Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2 and used them on a recent trip. The noise canceling on the plane was very good. The Wear app allows you to test the fit, etc.

If you're a Samsung user, do not look beyond buds 2 pro trust me- they sound like shit on non-samsung devices but they sound radically different with Samsung devices.

No unfortunately. Any non-samsung device and they just won't sound as good.

I use both the buds 2 pro and buds 3 pro. I love the sound on the 3 pro but hate the stem, so I usually use more the buds 2 pro . I miss the buds live, they were the best ever unless you used to sleep on the side lol

I have the Buds Pro 2 and Buds Pro 3. simply great

Pixel Buds Pro 2 are not bad, just very over priced for what they are in my opinion. I have Samsung Buds2 Pro which I much prefer the fit and anc of, and you can easily find those well under 100 these days. CMF makes some buds around $50 that are pretty great value if you go that direction.

Minor, only reason to upgrade is if you're dissatisfied with the buds 2 pro's fit like I was.

Samsung buds 2 or pro 2. I loved those but I havw accidentally gone throighb4 or 5 pairs because I keep losing the case, one earbud, or the entire thing.

Galaxy buds pro 2

samsung galaxy buds 2 pro. the buds 2 (non pro) are also still good. buds 3 is worth considering but its price is a bit high for my liking. however, regardless of what you buy, depending on your ear, the tips may need to be replaced for it to give you good sound. so the only way to know is to perhaps try one at a store

samsung galaxy buds 2 pro. the buds 2 (non pro) are also still good. buds 3 is worth considering but its price is a bit high for my liking. however, regardless of what you buy, depending on your ear, the tips may need to be replaced for it to give you good sound. so the only way to know is to perhaps try one at a store

Depends on which hearing aid. I have experience about resound GN2. The main thing is compliance. Unfortunately there is a stigma in the society and people skip hearing aids: also for the poor battery. Apple hit it with these two points. Also, what are you talking about? FDA approvals take insane amount of time and data, which Apple clearly seemed to have invested. I have tried Buds 2 Pro and they come NO WHERE near AirPods Pro even for simple transparency mode.

I ended up getting samsung galaxy pro 2 earbuds and while they're not as good at first they're a pretty decent replacement. I recommend getting some memory foam buds for them though as the hard buds they come with don't create a tight seal in my ear.

Galaxy Buds 2 pro are great for music and anc. Mic is good too. Just had to change out the original tips to silicon so they didn't slip out, but they're solid now

Hello, I am looking for good wireless earbuds that work for Android but especially for the Legion Go. I'm looking for: - Low latency for games - Good audio quality - A not-too-disgusting microphone - A good battery life would be nice, as long as I can wear them for 2-3 hours minimum without charging them. - Good quality ANC and transparency mode - For less than 150€ I've seen the SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds, but the microphone sounds like garage And the ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless Speenova but too expensive for my budget for now I currently have the Redmi Buds 5 Pro but the latency is way too high for any gaming.. I know I won't get exactly what I want for this budget but do you have any suggestions ??

Yeah, I have a friend who has them so I was able to test them, the latency is lower than on my Redmi Buds 5 Pro but it's still a bit too much... It's so hard to find the right earphones, no matter where I look I can't find which ones to get

I have used my galaxy buds 2 pro for over a year without any issues, and I also dropped them multiple times, they've been great to me overall. In the end, as I say for all electronic devices, it's always a russian roulette. You can search which products tend to fail less, but anything can happen even with the most expensive ones so just don't take it too harsh on yourself if shit goes down

Galaxy buds 2 pro. No competition imo

I just upgraded from my s21 ultra. I'd highly recommend the Galaxy buds 2 pro. I'd even rec the buds 3 pro which I have but they won't offer all the features on the s21. I don't even get all of them only the z fold 6 and z flip 6 do but I get all the features that truly matter to me.

Anc on buds 3 pro is better imo but I've heard some people say they prefer sound on the buds 2 pro. The 3 pro are more v shaped though and may be more up your alley

Galaxy Bud pro 2 super favorite, BUT AFTER loving the 4nc super super and I told them... You may just have a new client... Got the pros and I'm not mad attm but now that I'm on a budget, they're going back. I like the four NCS better probably just going to get another pair of those... Eager to read more on this thread for something different like the earfuns or something else in this price range.... Rock on people

I tried a lot of Earbuds, Google Pixel Buds 2, Samsung buds pro 2, Bose qc ultra, jabra elite 10, one plus... Everyone of this add a good anc. Sony don't. And I even tried 3 xm5 units. If you tried anc on and off its the same thing. No difference what so ever. That's my experience. And I love sony products. I own xm5 headphones for example

I’d go with the Jabra Elite 4 Active with clear mic, comfy fit, and great battery under 100€. If budget allows, the Galaxy Buds2 Pro deliver excellent call and music quality. Skip budget ENC buds, the mics usually disappoint. Also, check the sound out on AudioTones .co before buying super useful to hear the difference.

I have been using the Samsung buds pro 2 and they're pretty comfy! Eventually my ears need a break, but I can use them a while before that happens. 

I think so, yes-- I always use the smallest option for earbuds tips. These are mostly comfy!

I'm beginning to think that it's all subjective. I have the Buds 2 pro but with aftermarket foam tips. I bought the Bose QC ultras thinking I would upgrade. But I did a side by side comparison with all different sounds and environments being able to wear 1 pair and immediately switch to the other. The Buds 2 pros actually blocked more out and sounded quieter. When playing music, they were equal in ANC and I couldn't tell much difference, but on just ANC alone, the Buds 2Pros with foam tips was noticeably quieter and blocked out more voices, and random sounds. I returned the Bose. Yes the Bose work great for sure. But add foam tips, and the Buds 2 Pros have them beat, noticeably. My 2¢.

I had the 2 pro and traded that in for 3 pro. The sound difference is massive. Also, the buds 3 fits me better.

I daily bose quietcomfort 2024  without the fin tips, sound stage before and after setting the  eq  is equally awesome. Top ten best earbud anc ever. Only twice experienced connectivity issues, when I took buds out too quickly to wear, like it didn't register I took the buds out of the case. Only twice it happened. Coming from Samsung buds 2 Pro, SMTW 3, Sony wfc710n, this is the best earbuds I have used. I really get so sound details in movie watching, music listening 

Incredible sound signature on the buds 2 pro. I lost mine and recently had to get some galaxy buds FE and they are not as good as the buds 2 pro. The FE has better noise cancellation but the buds 2 pro sound better.

Hello everyone, i wanted to make a detailed post about my findings for the buds 3 fe after a week of using them, i will list out the pros and cons and finally my opinion if you should buy them or not, this is also compared to the buds 2 pro. Pros: 1. ANC is great, when i first put them in my ears and turned on the anc i was stunned it was so good and that was with the medium size eartips, but after i put on the large eartips, the only thing i could hear was a tiny bit of voices when people were speaking and the wind is the only thing it doesnt block that well, but overall the anc is a great improvement over the buds 2 pro. 2. The design, the design is pretty great too it is easy to use also with the swipe controls and pinch controls the only thing is when putting them back in the case it can sometimes be a little difficult, coming from the buds 2 pro the stem design was something new for and something to get used to, but after this week I'm already pretty used to it. 3. Sound quality and features, so out of the box the buds are a bit bass heavy, but if you put the eq on dynamic the sound quality is much better. You also get 360 audio different levels of ANC and Ambient sound, But sadly no UHQ and no auracast. Cons: 1. The matte finish isn't really matte, so the matte finish is just like a look thing and not a feel thing like on the buds 2 pro you could really feel they were matte but on these especially the case it feels like they are glossy but they are not as slippery as like an airpods case. 2. Battery life, so battery life is okay but not great, compared to my buds 2 pro which i could easily use for atleast 3 days minimum these barely last me 2 full days of use so that is a pretty irritating thing. 3. No charging cable in the box, so that pretty surprised me that there is no charging cable included in the box i expected atleast that and the different size eartips, so keep that in mind when purchasing these. Conclusion: The buds 3 fe are a great offering for their price altough i think they could've done better with the battery life, i will definetly be keeping these and i am switching over completely from my buds 2 pro. EDIT: the connection with like a windows pc was almost seemless and didnt disconnect and it easily switched from my phone to my tab a8 and back

Around the same if not better

Yeah they are better the anc is much better and sound quality is the same

If you wear them for a long long time like 8 hours a day than stay with the buds 2 pro but overall the fit is the same

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro user here. They've done well for me (sometimes they slip a little, but not a big deal to me to adjust them). Touch controls work well enough. I like the ANC too (and the Ambient mode option). Unfortunately the 3rd generation are golf tees.  The FE look good for $70. IPX2 rated, so should be sweatproof.

Previous ones include WF1000XM3 (battery dead). OG Linkbuds (driver dead). WF1000XM4 (my fault for losing it on a korean bus), Galaxy Buds 2 Pro (battery dead). So far the only one that's still holding up is the WH1000XM4 headset, tho i had to replace the earpads multiple times until I found a non-pu leather one that could withstand our humidity. I've already switch to IEMs and a open-back headset for home use while the moondrop earbuds is for when im outdoors or moving around.

I'm hard on stuff and I have a pair of Samsung buds 2 and a pair of buds pro2 and I've put hundreds of hours on each and I lose them, drop them, dirty and wash them lots. Im in a dirty industry. Tracker works good unless the case is closed, that's why i need a backup. I'm not an audiophile but they're loud and bassy enough for me for buds. Had both pairs a couple years, buds maybe coming up on 3. Ive had one fall out of a motorcycle helmet and gone back and found it. I would have gone through more cheap pairs without the Samsung tracker and the anc works good.

I'm hard on stuff and I have a pair of Samsung buds 2 and a pair of buds pro2 and I've put hundreds of hours on each and I lose them, drop them, dirty and wash them lots. Im in a dirty industry. Tracker works good unless the case is closed, that's why i need a backup. I'm not an audiophile but they're loud and bassy enough for me for buds. Had both pairs a couple years, buds maybe coming up on 3. Ive had one fall out of a motorcycle helmet and gone back and found it. I would have gone through more cheap pairs without the Samsung tracker and the anc works good.

I love my Samsung buds 2 pros. Luckily got them for $99 though.

Yea same. Played through cyberpunk with them, No issues.

OP I've had the same problem! Like the outer part of my ear is usually too small for wireless earbuds to rest in comfortably. The best ones I've found are Galaxy buds pro 2 I wear with the small ear tips. If I'm exercising I do have to adjust them every now and then so they stay in but for the most part they work without being too uncomfy

If it's not an instant need I got mine on sale for $100. Still a bit of money but better than full price!

It's totally crap imho. I have both Buds plus and Buds 2 Pro. The Plus has a way better passive ANC than the 2 pro acitve + passive combined. It's really annoying to use the 2 pro on commercial flights or on a bike for example where there's a constant noise. Buds Plus: \+ Battery \+ Better passive ANC Buds 2 pro: \+ Slightly better audio quality \+ Somewhat comfortable \- Battery is a joke (sometimes I have nearly all day long meetings, I have to charge the buds at least once)

I have never in my entire life used an earbud that was as horrible fitting as these Returned them and still love my Buds 2 pros

interesting. I have the same issue, I also feel like my ears are wet at times (to be fair, I wear earbuds to sleep) so I've just attributed it to having something in my ears, but my sleeping buds have been galaxy buds 2 pro and these methods. I'll have to look into sony or another bose.

I've tried 3 different pairs since they came out and they all behave like this. The popping is painful and irritating. No update ever addressed it. I went back to my buds 2 pros and never looked back.

I blind-bough a galaxy bud pro 2 on ebay for $24 and the sound is freaking good

Not the best out there but I've had my Galaxy Buds Pro 2 for almost 3 years now. Bought them in 2022 expecting them to last for 2 years max but pleasantly surprised they are still working. For context, I'm really bad at taking care of my stuff and dropped them on the floor many times, worked out with them, and spilled water on them. Surprisingly both earbuds still work completely fine so it's safe to say they can withstand being dropped, sweat and water. From personal experience, the fit is not good. It fits loosely on my ears and I find that I constantly need to push it back into my ear for a better fit therefore ANC is not great. That being said, they are very comfortable to wear for long sessions and I have slept with them on (that's how comfortable they are). They no longer sell them on the website since they have other new products and I wish they still sold them on their website. Would happily buy another pair since the build quality is good.

B3P were(are?) the first TWS from any manufacturer that have dual amp AND hybrid drivers (1 Dynamic and 1 planar magnetic). There's a slight loss of LFE going to the PM vs the B2P dual dynamics but ive solved it slightly with better sealing tips. What you do gain is the ability to crank the volume while keeping clarity and distortion minimal vs other earbuds. If you are using UHQ with a Samsung flagship phone (their answer to LDAC) with accompanying high bitrate ,no/low compression media it really stands out. When I got my first set of B3P and did A|B comparison with multiple high end TWS earbuds- what convinced me were very busy and instrumentally dense music passages were effortlessly reproduced up into higher volume past what the other buds could do when they would distort or sound muddy since the drivers just couldn't keep up. There's a reason that brands like Audeze (before Sony acquired them for their audio tech) were some of the best and preferred headphones with their planar magnetic drivers. I liked them so much in traded in my B2P for a second pair. I have these wired AKGs also, but these older wired drivers are just not at this level. Much of the audio tech gained from the Harman Kardan portfolio (AKG was part of this acquisition) go into all Samsungs new audio products.

I have both, i think the buds 2 pro are more comfortable, but worse sound and ANC, still if u just using it for the gym ill say go for the 2 pro, more than enough for that case, if ur gonna use them more outside that then the 3 pro cause they just are better

Fe might be the best fit in most cases bcz it has wingtips buds3 and 3 pro quite similar to airpods3 and pro respectively, but the big stem might cause discomfort to some ppl. buds pro is the biggest and thickest one, most ppl dont go with it. buds 2 is the smallest but the most slippery pair. buds 2 pro is somewhere in between this duo. buds live is weirdly shaped, meant to be a competitor of normal airpods(comfy for most) but its long shape break its meaning buds 1 and buds+ are similar to fe, but you hardly find a new pair of them these days gear icon x same as buds 1.

Samsung buds 2 pro. They’re my favorite !

Clip earbuds. I'm wearing them now. I use them when in social environments, and zoom meetings. They're life changing. I have soundcore ones. I also have Samsung Galaxy pro buds 2 & 3..I need different headphones for different reasons, but my clips are amazing for life of you're around people.

1. Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation): • Excellent active noise cancellation (ANC). • Great sound quality with spatial audio support. • Comfortable fit and good battery life. 2. Sony WF-1000XM4: • Industry-leading noise cancellation. • Superb sound quality with customizable EQ. • Long battery life and quick charging capabilities. 3. Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II: • Exceptional noise cancellation and sound quality. • Comfortable design with a secure fit. • Great for long listening sessions. 4. Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro: • Rich sound quality with 24-bit audio support. • Effective ANC and ambient sound modes. • Good integration with Samsung devices. 5. Jabra Elite 7 Pro: • Strong call quality and customizable sound profiles. • Good ANC and comfortable fit. • Solid battery life and multipoint connectivity. 6. Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3: • High-quality sound with a balanced profile. • Good ANC and transparency mode. • Stylish design and comfortable fit. 7. Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro: • Excellent value for the price with good sound quality. • Customizable ANC and transparency modes. • Long battery life and comfortable wear. 8. Google Pixel Buds Pro: • Seamless integration with Google Assistant. • Good sound quality and ANC. • Comfortable fit and decent battery life.

I use Samsung Buds2 Pro. I forget I'm wearing them (so comfy). I constantly fall asleep with them on, and they have noise canceling which worked pretty well on the plane. Battery life is pretty good too.

Oneplus buds 3... Hands down the best earbuds you can get in a budget.. even better than my galaxy buds 2 pro. I got them for 40 dollars in india. 

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro still going strong

Take it your apple fan having there buds at top the only good thing about them is transparency not sound quality Samsung buds pro 2 sound way better than apple's plus bowers and Wilkins pi6 and pi8 even better sound quality again than this

Samsung Bud Pro 2's in ear. Sound great , very comfortable, last about 4 1/2 hours recharge in about 35 minutes

Don't buy things that aren't power tools from a power tool company. I use Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro and they're fucking awesome. Active noise cancelling if you don't want to hear anything and audio pass through so you can clearly hear what's happening around you, and it cuts out if things are too loud. Sound quality is outstanding. Battery life is better than expected, just charge them every time you take a break and they'll last all day.

If you’re into watching YouTube reviews, search for Gamesky on YouTube. He does a very good job of reviewing many different earbuds and gives examples of sound quality and call quality. He gives high praise for a lot of Soundcore earbuds for best value. Best sound for the price that you pay. I will echo what others here say. How they fit in your ears is probably one of the most important factors in buying earbuds. Make sure there’s a good return policy for whichever brand you go with. I tried the soundcore Liberty 3 Pros and they wouldn’t stay in my ears for anything. So I was able to return them. I also had problems with the Samsung Buds 2 pro. There was something that caused my ears to break out in some kind of skin irritation. No other earbuds did that to me. I eventually contacted Samsung and they refunded me because of this. I also just sent back my Oneplus Buds 3 because one of the mics took a crap. So they are going to replace them once they examine them. If they don’t find anything wrong with them for some reason, I guess I’ll just take a loss on them and try something else. But they have been my favorite buds so far. I just think that Oneplus lacks QC. But the sound is great on them. Far superior to Soundcore. I’ve only had them for a little less than a year. But Soundcore is usually the brand I go with because they are in my price range and have decent sound and nc.

Not fully true. The greatest audiophile reviewer Crinacle has ranked Galaxy buds 2 pro above majority of wired iems in sound quality

I think Galaxy buds 2 pro are really great, especially since crinacle himself has ranked it above majority of wired iems

Well one of the perfect ones are Galaxy Buds 2 pro, its ranked above iems which cost 2x or 3x by Crinacle

Nope. Check the rankings given for Galaxy buds 2 pro by Crinacle It has outranked majority of iems below and above that price range [https://crinacle.com/rankings/iems](https://crinacle.com/rankings/iems) https://preview.redd.it/qj6jnevfb16f1.png?width=1732&format=png&auto=webp&s=27362c463a8c7e52598e8eb231ecf9d1047c6523

Yah but this buds beats iems which is 2x or 3x more expensive as per the rank list

Galaxy buds 2 pro!!

Spacecore? Or soundcore? Also, I sleep on my side using the galaxy buds 2 pro with no problem as long as I position the pillow correctly

Liberty 4 nc are superb Galaxy buds FE if you have a Samsung device. Galaxy buds 2 pro if you can find a deal

I have all the buds in my post and buds 2 pro, buds3 pro. I remember when I bought the FE, I thought to myself that Samsung have dropped a bollock here! These buds are Soooo good, at the time the buds 2 pro were the top of the line and I must admit they are seriously good but the FE are not that far behind them. I bet Samsung lost a lot of sales on the buds2 pro to the FE. But the buds3 pro are out of this world mate, they just do everything right, especially there voice command feature, you don't have to touch the stems, it's all controlled by voice, sublime.

Had the c700n and sent them back the next day! Anc is crap. For your budget look at,,, Soundcore liberty 4 nc Galaxy buds FE Galaxy buds 2 pro, got mine on amazon resale for £80

I agree with you, I had the liberty 4 nc from launch, paid £55 and they simply are a superb pair of buds. I have the buds 2 pro, buds 3 pro and linkbuds s. B3p has great anc but I agree the liberty 4 nc are as good, if not slightly better which is astonishing at the price. B3p are terrible for wind noise, so I use the buds 2 pro on windy days. Linkbuds s are also great with wind noise and the anc is superb, they are rarely mentioned but I think they're better than the xm5 buds which I returned the next day!

Galaxy buds2 pros are the best Samsung ones I've tried. I haven't really had anything else except for cheap $20 buds previously, but these are my 3rd samsungs, and I love them.

I'm in the exact same boat, which would be easier if I had an android since I hate airpods because of their sticks. The search continues! Edit: I use the Samsung Buds Pro2 and I love them, sadly I lost one at work so I'm down to the case and the left bud, but they apparently have tracking, just don't forget to set it up before losing them.

Yea I got then in February to replace my Samsung buds pro 2 when one of the earphones stopped charging. Haven't had any problems so far.

I think they sound fine, but I'm no audiophile, these support LDAC and LE audio as well. I think you can look at reviews that have more in depth analysis of them.

Any more thoughts after a few weeks? I'm thinking about switching from the gb2p as well after they've started having a litany of weird connection issues  (one bud will occasionally ignore volume changes from the phone except for mute, one will lag behind the other sometimes by a just noticable fraction of time during playback, intermittent connection dropouts)

I would say stick with Galaxy buds since they work best together.. I use Buds 2 pro and they're flawless imo.. idk about 3 but I'd expect them to sound better atleast and have more battery life

I have the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Been using since 2022 religiously every day for hours (anywhere from 2-8+ hours almost everyday). They are very durable- pleasantly surprised they still work considering I've dropped them so many times and cleaned them with ethanol & water. However, I notice the noise cancellation is not as strong as it was when it was brand new (can hear background sounds with ANC on unless I turn up the volume). While it is very comfortable to wear for long hours and sleep, it does not fit very well for my ears; I often find myself twisting or pushing the earbuds back in my ears. Battery life used to be 8-10hours but significantly declined (from prolonged use over the years) to 3-6hours. I have used them for sleep with ANC and they work well as long as it isn't very loud sounds (i.e. AC right next to you) but they unfortunately haven't lasted me the whole night (battery drains and goes to 0 after 3-6 hours).

Thanks for great review. I share most of your impression ( compared to my buds 2 pro which i use for a while and gave to my kid since they fit her ears much better ) What foam tips do you use ? I found original tips isnt too comfortable for me and they also felt cheap and smell rubbery.. i just use original silicone ones from soundcore liberty air 2 that died on me suddenly after 5 yrs but would like to try some foam style if you can recommend any.

Samsung buds2 pro. They're okay, they come out of my ear canal (not fall out but like loose?) quite easily but otherwise have enjoyed them.

I just bought the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. These are literally perfect, and fit every description

I'm still on these and still love them, my original pair finally started having issues the last few weeks, mostly the right earbud doesn't charge well and won't retain a charge long. I got another pair of them a year ago on sale from Samsung to have as a backup so when I started using them I looked to see if I could get any more and just bought another brand new pair from best buy at 60% off during the father's day sale. They are light, fit my ears incredibly well and have great audio and anc. I won't be going to the apple style earbuds ever, they are uncomfortable to me and frankly I think they look dumb. If Samsung doesn't make something similar to the buds 2 pro down the road I will go to another brand.

I had the buds plus and was so heartbroken when they stopped working, the 2 pro's are decent but nothing is as comfortable as the plus's. And after the 2 pro's stopped working I was even more heartbroken because the 3's are atrocious, but I couldn't find any xm4's or 5's in stock so yeah.

had the buds + for 4 years, then the buds 2 pro, then the buds3 pro. loved the buds+ decent sound quality but the battery was crap. the buds 2 pro was better but i did not like the ear fit. the bus3 pro has improved all the previous issues.

Id disagree. Maybe I got a defective buds 3 fe unit. But I find the bass and sound more lively for music on the buds2pro

Samsung Buds Pro2 have great ANC and are very small and comfortable.

Samsung Buds Pro2, they are small with great ANC but you will be lucky to get more than 6 hours of use per charge.

Got Samsung Bud 2 pro and Bose QC Ultra...

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro SoundCore Q30 Moondrop Chu II On the LCD Steam Deck I avoided using Bluetooth, the latency was sometimes high, so I used the Moondrop Chu II. Now on the OLED I've been using the Q30 and the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro more.

I love my Galaxy buds 3 pro, but am biased because I've only had these and the 2 pros. These fit in the ear much better, sound better LOVE the voice commands and the touch controls are much more functional and comfortable to use. Remember you can always download third party equalizers if you want to get more technical with tweaking your sound more than you can with the stock Samsung one.

I bought the Sony, Google, Samsung, and Apple buds to test all four (one at a time, returned each pair as needed). All four fit me differently--I couldn't get the AirPods to seal in my ear, while my daughter found them to fit perfectly. I went with the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. They were comfortable and I liked their touch control options.

I got a solid deal on Samsung Buds2 Pro and I'm digging them

Yes. Go with galaxy buds 2 pro or some sony headphone s xm5, xm6. They have better anc and sound quality than these so called Sennheiser. I regret buying momentum 4. The ANCs are so bad. Even my galaxy buds pro is far ahead. The sound quality of momentum 4 are hyped. I bet you will regret buying wireless momentum products. Better go with wired one or some other brands if you want wireless.

I did get the quiet comfort ultras, ended up returning them because my pair had some crackling noises whenever I used them and they didn't feel the best in my ears, the noise cancelling was phenomenal though. I ended up going with the galaxy buds 2 pros which aren't as good on the noise cancelling front unfortunately (still decent) but fit much better in my ears. I'd say if the quiet comfort ultras fit your ears they would be amazing

I tried out the Bose quiet comfort ultra, the noise cancelling was amazing but they had a crackling that was really annoying and didn't fit my ears so I sent them back and got the galaxy buds 2 pro, the noise cancelling isn't as good but they fit my ears really good so I stuck with them and they've been really good so far

I have tried them, they didn't feel comfortable in my ears unfortunately, settled with the galaxy buds2 pros and they fit me really well

Remember to not update the firmware as the recent ones decline its quality to make buds 3 and 3 pro to appeal more. Learned this the hard way

Anything beyond WF4. There is a thread about this lurking in the buds subreddit. I followed and downgraded and it makes tons of differences. When I 1st got my buds 2 pro I upgraded without 2nd thought unknowing Samsung does these kind of things

From a guy who has about 20 pairs keep it simple get the Galaxy buds pro 2 or 3

Buds2 pro have the best ANC. Buds3 Pro have the best audio and comfort. 2nd best ANC. If bass is your most important aspect. Buds2 pro. They are the deepest. The 3 pros are more focused on how the artist created the track. For richer balanced sound and a larger sound stage for a “purer” experience. The buds2 pro have a very warm sound stage heavily focused on the Bass.

Brother they are good. Not as good as my buds 2 pro since they are non pro but they have the basic features. I didn't buy them. Got it as a gift with my s25 ultra.

Still using my Samsung Galaxy buds2 pro. Not perfect but great earbuds. Sony Xm4s were what I used before but Sony basically nuked them with firmware updates and refused to refund them. They would heat up charging and were hot to touch, lasted maybe 30 minutes before having to charge again. Before that, they were near perfect after getting foam comply tips. My favorite earbuds have been Galaxy buds pro though, almost perfect in everyway if you didn't care much about ANC, not a priority for me ambient sound is. Good battery, sound, comfortable, everything. Pixel buds 1 were just meh, Bose soundsport free were too heavy and uncomfortable but sound great, Bose soundsport wireless were great until I got sick of the wire. Next buds I want to try are one of Sony linkbuds 2 whenever they come out, Soundcore AeroFit Pro Open-Ear, or SHOKZ OpenFit Open-Ear. I'd like to try a good open ear earbud/headphones as earbuds seem to really be messing up peoples hearing, mine includes. It's not bad, could just be "age" but 28 so I don't know.

I tested buds pro 2...now I'm using xm5...a night and day difference...these ones don't fall, feel super comfy, better sound and battery and pretty decent mic and the ANC it's super good...

Not an upgrade just different, I still carry both and find the buds 2 pros to stay better in my ear so it's usually my go to. I find they do a better job of canceling out high pitched sounds too.

Love em. Blows my Samsung Pro buds 2 out of the water. No issues. Love the case. Sounds awesome and battery life is solid. Over 10 hours on mid level ANC.

i've owned every single one of the samsung buds pro lines and would just like to say the buds pro 3 is the best sound quality so far and also the worst quality overall product. they disconnect and fail to charge randomly (you have to fix by factory reset), sweat disables their charging sometimes for hours, and I've already had to send a pair for repair because it just randomly stopped working. warranty did ship me something within a day though so that's nice. zero issues with the buds pro 2 and i still use 'em.

Hi friend! Super useful review. How would you rate the 1) fit 2) ANC 3) Transparency? For reference, I'm currently using the Galaxy Buds2 Pro -- I'm satisfied with their ANC and Transparency but the fit has always been an issue.

Buds Pro 2 have been great. Inhade the lives but they weren't comfortable so I switched. These are my 3rd pair of Samsung earphones and they've been the best thus far. My husband even washed one and dried it (it was in my pants pocket) when he did the laundry and it's working like they day i brought them. He washed them like a year ago, still working.

Galaxy buds 2 pro and airpods pro 2. Every other wireless earbuds ive tried (including galaxy buds 3 pro and xm5) sounded significantly worse.

Samsung Buds pro 1's amazing to use good sound all around perfect! Pro 2's are horrible for me the buds never seem to want to stay in my ear! Pro 3, i do not own but my colleague just gotten and won't take them out

Buds2 pro on sale with the release of the buds 3 pro are a no brainer IMO.

Galaxy Buds Live were the best in comfort. A bean model is normal to lay in the ear. for music all the Pro models were good and the ANC during music was also good. Whenbit comes to calls the Buds 2 Pro were the best, they included a shield which was very nice and ANC was well. Buds 3 Pro during calls sucks. ANC isn't good when you're outside. They need to update that product

Sony WH1000XM4, Airpods Pro and non-Pro, Galaxy Buds (1, 2, and 2 Pro), some random cheap chinese TWS (Xiaomi, QCY, etc.) You can spot them in public transport and while you walk down the city. Airpods (Pro and non-Pro) are definitely the most popular, XM4 is second, random TWS is 3rd, and Galaxy Buds are in the last place.

Yes, Buds 2 is really nice, even though I'm not a big fan of the stock tuning (Harman in general). I find a "clear" preset to be much better, although, as I fell in love with my HD660S2, I EQ'ed my Buds to achieve similar sound signature to those cans. Otherwise, it's a great TWS whose only problem (at least for me) is the short nozzle, which requires specific eartips (like SpinFit CP1025, which I use).

Sony WH1000XM4, Airpods Pro and non-Pro, Galaxy Buds (1, 2, and 2 Pro), some random cheap chinese TWS (Xiaomi, QCY, etc.) You can spot them in public transport and while you walk down the city. Airpods (Pro and non-Pro) are definitely the most popular, XM4 is second, random TWS is 3rd, and Galaxy Buds are in the last place.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aJ\_M3fdMe4&ab\_channel=FlossyCarter](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aJ_M3fdMe4&ab_channel=FlossyCarter) This is by far my favorite headphone/earbud reviewer. They are decently V shaped in my opinion. However the EQ is pretty good for custom sound. I honestly prefer their sound to my more expensive Samsung Buds 2 pro.

Buds 3 - no, they are falling off just when I rotate my head, usable only for listening while sitting Buds 3 pro 50/50. Very personal, but for me 2pro worked better. 3 pro for me don't work properly in heavy weight workouts, but fine for running, still trying to move out but not critical. I've lost each ear bud 6 times today while bench press and shoulders training, hate this smooth surface and form.

Buds 2 pro sound amazing but yeah I would never do any serious physical activity with them Linkbuds Fit, or Beats Fit Pro are probably your best bets

Only if you want the Apple ecosystem conveniences  Otherwise, Sony XM5, Linkbuds S, or Galaxy Buds Pro 2 are my top picks. Yes even as an iPhone user I prefer Samsung Buds over Airpods

No, for the exact reasons you stated. My favorites are Sony earbuds and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro and I’m on iPhone

I still stand by my Galaxy buds 2 pro

Galaxy buds 2 pro i find it better than the new buds 3 pro tbh At least design wise

^^^ I got refurbished ones on Amazon for like $40. Never had a problem. They take a serious beating and the charge lasts forever.

Samsung buds pro 2, I use them for everything lol

Galaxy buds pro2 the sound is amazing and clear they also sound great for music

Using the buds 2 pro since a year daily, the battery is still holding up pretty well.

Key words here being "small ears," I'd say, check out the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2. I have a lot of earbuds, and I find these to be the smallest feeling ones. Their design makes it so they sit very comfortably within my ears, and the ANC is very good, provided that you have a good seal. They're currently $119 on Amazon US. If you need something less expensive, the Tozo NC7 is also on the smaller side and are currently $50 on the Tozo website. Being less than half the price of the Samsung, the ANC isn't as good, but that's to be expected for budget earbuds.

I was thinking the same thing. The ANC is very good, and the design is nice and small and sits mostly on the inside portion of my ear, which would be great for side sleeping.

The earbuds that fit best with the lease amount of protrusion are the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro for me. I can lie on my side, and I can't feel the pillow touching the earbuds at all.

Right now the Earfun Air Pro 4 and CMF Buds Pro 2/2 Plus (I have the Pro 2). I use these more than my Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, my Technics AZ80, and my Soundcore Liberty 4NC have been unused on my shelf for months since I got these. I've had a lot of them. Airpods, Beats, Jabra, Sennheiser, Samsung, etc. The Earfun and CMF take the cake for me. The Oneplus Buds 3 were great too but they hurt my ears after a while.

I went with Samsung. But nothing was good too. Only that audio quality was a bit unclear on calls but understandable and no background noise.

Samsung Buds are pretty good, specially paired to Samsung devices due to Samsung's proprietary codec. Being better than wired is hard to gauge becase there are way too many IEMs and headphones out there and different people like different kinds of music (I, for once, do not see what the bass crowd is so hyped about). All that said, convenience alone is enough justification for [Buds 3](https://amzn.to/3GijsGm) ([Buds 2 Pro](https://amzn.to/40oC4eA) or [FE](https://amzn.to/4en1pLG) if you dont like the "stem"). They are great if you ask me. As good as my Superlux Headphones? No, but they are more than enough for when I am on the go.

Samsung Buds Pro 2 does the screeching sound as well when I put my head on the pillow on the side.

I really enjoy my Samsung pro 2, they're cheaper now the 3 has come out.

Ps, I wear them up to 8 hours on a single charge while I work, I take a nap listening to wjite noise with them. They're great. Mic is decent, better on the 3s from the videos I've seen.

Jabra Elite 10's. Not bad. Not amazing. The ANC isn't great. I preferred the Buds Pro 2 but I washed those. Then I washed my back pair of Galaxy buds. I decided to go with a cheaper pair (the Jabra's were on offer) that wouldn't break the bank should I leave them in the pocket of my laundry.

wait same... after switching from apple to z fold 6 im ready to dump these airpods in the Mississippi. the quality is terrible now and i have to have them almost at max volume to hear anything. im testing out the soundcore a40 earbuds right now (do not recommend way too big for my ears) and i tried the galaxy buds 2 pro and those were too big.. im struggling to find something that wont fall out! why everything gotta be so big and clunky 🥺

Used Galaxy Buds Pro or Pro 2.

Jabra Elite 18 gen1.samsung galaxy bur 2 pro.sony links buds S.Never fell down.dilby atmos and head tracking very sweet.

I can vouch for the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 & 2 Pro. Only neutral wireless earbuds I've experienced

I washed my Buds 2 by accident and tried everything on the market. Even the Buds 3 Pro which were too warm like most buds. Blind ordered the Buds 2 Pro without testing, no regrets

I can vouch for the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 & 2 Pro. Only neutral wireless earbuds I've experienced

I washed my Buds 2 by accident and tried everything on the market. Even the Buds 3 Pro which were too warm like most buds. Blind ordered the Buds 2 Pro without testing, no regrets

I use my ear buds all the time everyday, Galaxy buds 2 pro. At home I use my pc with the sennheiser hd 560 s. I'm sure it would go well with the deck but I just leave them home.

I had the xm4's, best buds I've ever had. Only negatives were that they are kinda bulky and the eartips just break in use. Xm5's probably are better in every way. The anc is the best. Personally I liked the buds2pros more than 3's. Small, sleaker size, they look better imo and not just a apple copy, they stayed in ear better and no real difference in audio for me. anc maybe bit better on 3s.

Buds 2 pro. They have a noise cancelation feature which is great for flights, buds and case are compact and easily stored. The battery life is decent and they sound good for being so low profile/small.

I LOVE my Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro; best buy ever, they've made my life so much better. Edit to add: My partner teaches language classes from home, and it was really hard for me. The earbuds have helped us a lot.

I have the galaxy buds pro 2 and I love them

I've had apple pros 2 and Samsung pros 2. I prefer the Samsungs overall. Better fit and far better battery life, but the apples had slightly better noise cancelation.

Galaxy buds 2 pro. Been using them regularly for the last 2 years. Recommend them. I do like the ANC.

The best buds are the iFi Go Pods with a pair of dedicated IEMs. I'm running them with the Theiaudio Hype 4 For traditional earbuds, my personal ranking list: Technics AZ80 > Denon Perl Pro > Sennheiser Momentum TW 4 (w/ Sound Personalization) > Sony Linkbuds S > AirPods Pro 2 > Sony XM5 > Galaxy Buds2 Pro > Beats Studio Buds+/Beats Fit Pro > Powerbeats Pro I end up daily driving the Momentum 4s most days, just given their ANC/Transparency is competitive with other sets, and the app is fairly solid. Sound quality alone, toss up between the AZ80 and Perl Pro.

My Samsung buds 2 pro plays very loud, I usually have it around 30 and it's plenty loud. I'm fairly sure 50 would damage my ears. I really don't believe sennheiser TWS has issues with volume. You tried disconnecting and reconnecting, right? Could be defective?

Edifier Neobuds Pro probably costs a bit more than $100, but from my own experience, its ANC reaches maybe 80%~90% of the best of the best but much more expensive Bose QC Ultra (buds). I actually tested both of these on the plane, along with Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 pro. The galaxy buds 2 pro ANC just seem non-existent compared to those two. It's it's also worth mentioning, the Bose QC Ultra ANC is just out of this world. It just seems to work differently from any other buds, and it just makes me feel the passive isolation doesn't do anything as the Bose but doesn't even go deep into the ears. The fact this Edifier could go this far with ANC while working more like other non-bose brands (and remains comfortable to wear) is amazing to me as well. And music sounds better on the edifier than on the Bose to me. Too bad my edifier right bud broke just after one year of use.

If you value ANC capability the most, I don't think anything else could compete with Bose QC Ultra. Somehow its ANC just works differently from the others. I've compared it to most of what you listed. And it doesn't even need to fit tightly. It could be very comfortable or even a bit loose and the ANC is still rock solid. Its ANC actually gives me a wow factor. Before I tried Bose QC Ultra, I thought my Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 pro ANC was somewhat effective for low frequencies (ineffective for mid frequency like human voice). But after I got the Bose, I no longer feel its effectiveness at all. The downside with the Bose is its app. I think it's bugged as it made me suddenly lose connection to the buds multiple times. Deleting the Bose app solved the problem. Galaxy Buds2 pro excels at sound quality of music though IMO. The ANC of the very cheap Edifier Neobuds pro is much more effective than the Samsung, and maybe 80% of the Bose, so it's definitely a very good budget pick. The edifier sounds quite good to me too.

Yeah definitely all subjective, especially earbuds. Everyone has different ear shapes and hearing. I definitely like the looks of galaxy buds2 pro better.

I would recommend the Moondrop Space Travel. Just enable the bass boost in the app, and they sound amazing. If you can get a discount, I would highly recommend the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. The best sounding earbuds I’ve ever tried

I lost mine to the rain sadly, they no longer charge after a big downpour. Agree with you on the 3rd - they look and feel very cheap, I've benched them in favour of a £20 amazon set which are doing the job just fine.

Samsung Buds series, idk about the new ones but I can vouch for Samsung 2 and Buds 2 Pro. Balanced sound, and should last 3-4 days before you charge the case. I have mine (Buds2) -for three years now and still uses it for ~4-6 hours daily. It degraded tho, from 3-4 days, around 2-3 days na lang ngayon. But still, for 3k, its good, man

Samsung Buds series, idk about the new ones but I can vouch for Samsung 2 and Buds 2 Pro. Balanced sound, and should last 3-4 days before you charge the case. I have mine (Buds2) -for three years now and still uses it for ~4-6 hours daily. It degraded tho, from 3-4 days, around 2-3 days na lang ngayon. But still, for 3k, its good, man

Using the buds 2 pro with my S24 ultra. Its a lot better than the original buds that I got with my S20. Only gripe for me is the noise cancellation is very weak. I can still hear a lot of outside noise even when I'm in my room. Ambient mode on the other hand is perfect when I'm walking or jogging feels like I got my audio playing inside my head while I'm still aware of my surroundings.

Last time I went out, I used my Samsung Buds2 Pro wireless earbuds with the active noise canceling activated. They worked surprisingly well.

That was my experience. YMMV, though.

I have buds2 pro and I second this. You can watch crinacles review of this earbuds https://youtu.be/45AHeEquI-s?si=Lpg6ZUNHQO_Gs7Ot

I personally use the galaxy buds 2 pro. They work great for me.

Galaxy Buds2 Pro are a good option with great noise cancellation and seamless Samsung integration. Technics are gud too if you catch them on sale. You can also [check this for more options](https://linktr.ee/thebestearbuds) in your budget.

I use Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Okay naman sya kasi nagagamit ko sya minsan sa meeting pag nasa SB ako.

Galaxy Buds 2 pro. Like almost everything about them. ANC is excellent. Best thing in my opinion is how small they are.

Great down to earth comparison! I currently have the AZ60's and Galaxy Buds Pro 2's, which took over from my AZ60's as my daily driver. Over all, the Pro's offer a better package than the AZ60's with only multipoint missing, which is a feature I love! Saying that switching devices with the Pro 2's has become second nature....Pro 2's offer better sound, anc, battery life, build and that nice eco system if you have a Samsung phone. Still love my AZ60's, though, and will only upgrade should the buds break or an unbelievable deal rears it head. Again, thanks for the great comparison 👍🏽

If you want to prioritize voice isolation for calls, the Huawei Freebuds Pro 4 (and 3 which are known to be pretty close to the 4s in voice isolation) are class leading, period. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Tyw8TCq9U (I own several of the major flagships that would be competitive here, the Huawei Freebuds Pro 4, Apple Airpods Pro 2, AZ100, Galaxy Buds2 Pro, Galaxy Buds3 Pro, and EPOS Adept E1) And see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUgPW7MRfS8 These have stems, but the stem design tends to have better voice isolation because it can position the mic closer and towards your mouth.

You'll want to check out these two channels that focus on voice quality and voice isolation (and not just ANC): * Weekend Gear Guide https://youtu.be/rUgPW7MRfS8?t=404 * Aaron X Loud and Wireless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uee8M8jEpV4 In short, if money is no object, (and I've tested several high end earbuds myself including the JBL Tour Pro 3, Galaxy Buds Pro 2 and 3, AZ100, ADAPT E1) I think the best earbuds with noise rejection (wind and otherwise) are the Huawei Freebuds Pro 3 or Pro 4.

I got both, and use both. 3 pros have slightly better anc. Comfort is good. I looove the volume touch slider, miss them when I use the 2s 2 pro had better comfort for when I sleep on my side, more rounded

Samsung Buds 2 Pro beat their Buds 3 Pro in every area for me- sound, ANC, and comfort. Otherwise I think you are right on.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Pairs really well with my. S22+. Solid sound out of the box but it's really impressive with Poweramp EQ and some foam tips. The performance is very hard to match, especially with how small and discreet they are.

The Galaxy buds 2 can be found for $50 and the 2Pro for 110-129. Fitment can be a challenge as they're really small, but you're getting alot for the price.

Commenting because I want to know the answers. I had galaxy buds2 pro that would hurt after a while, but they started glitching after a few years of intensive usage, so after months of doubt I ordered Marshall Motif II ANC. They arrived today, but I had to return those beauties mostly because they were to broad for my ears and the bud hurt from the first minute. Sidenote: I also wasn't satisfied by their sound and ANC at the given pricepoint RIP.

They're pretty close in sound quality, I'd just stick with those.

If you want " the best sound " then you have to explain what that means to you: do you like more bass ? More tremble? Cleaner mids ? Etc.. Some people have recommended and I can agree as well on the Samsung Galaxy buds 3 pro ( or 2 pro if you want them cheaper ). They follow the Harman curve pretty closely which is a frequency response target for headphones and earphones that aims to achieve a sound signature that is most pleasing to the majority. My personal favourite : Edifier has a great line of products. ↓ The Edifier neo buds pro 2 are about 80£ right now and sound really really good for their price. Probably some of the best connectivity any earbuds has, with aptx, Ldac and Lhdc. They also have their latest Edifier Stax Spirit 10 which I just got and my god they sound amazing! Competing with some of my more expensive iems and sometimes makes me want to take a break from my Arya V3 to listen to them.

I second this! I loved mine and ran them until one quit working entirely and the battery life on the other decreased dramatically. I was gifted buds 2 pro's as a replacement, and they are my daily drivers!

I used to wear the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2 on my scooter. Noise cancelling was too much as I could hardly hear anything outside the music and ultimately, ANC does not block the noise but make more noise to cancel it out. I believe this still damages your hearing over time

My buds pro 2 also have noticeable latency, but I got an Avantree Bluetooth dongle that I just pop into a usb port and connect them to that, can't perceive any latency that way

I have both, besides fit it's a no contest.

Oppo enco X2 (for work, calls, and listening music while going somewhere) Samsung galaxy buds 2 pro (listening music at home, and while doing any possible training routine)

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. I got them for free as an upgrade incentive about 3 years ago.

Is it just me who thinks the Buds2 Pro are better in every way than the Buds Pro? I own 2 pairs of the OG pro, and I think the sound quality is not as good as the 2s, and I love the way that the 2s fit snugly inside my ear.

Samsung Buds 2 Pro are the only pair I have used off that list. They dropped the feature that would let the user adjust the ambient level between the pro and pro 2 which is a bummer but otherwise they have worked well for me. I use the soundcore 30i most of the time at work now. They are pretty dope but outside the sun will cause button presses accidentally. Thanks for the list.

I have the Buds+, Buds 2 Pro, Buds FE, and Apple Airpods Max. Considering affordability, fit, noise cancellation, and sound , I use my Buds FE the most. They fit just like the Buds+ from ages ago but have noise cancellation that I can take with me to the gym or on the plane and feel at peace. The Buds 2 Pro is nice for the features and colors, but the fit sucks, IMO. The Buds+ are lovely but off the market and without noise cancellation. And the Airpods Max are the best for sound but over the ear, way more expensive, and not as intuitive, connection wise, for androids. So I'd go with the Buds FE! Can't comment on the new Buds 3 but I have heard those are good too.

I love my Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Fantastic sound for the price.

there's a Galaxy Buds 2Pro model out. I own a set, they're comfortable and the battery life is good. Pricing is $100-$130 new in the US right now

Surprised Samsung's buds 2 pro aren't on the list. Coming from iPhone air pods, they are much better imo.

I have tried Jabra 65t, 85t, Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, Sony WF-1000XM5 & Samsung Buds2 Pro. Only Samsung Buds2 Pro fit & retain the fit during workouts (weight lifting).

XM5 have excellent ANC and call quality is fine until the ambient noise levels reach 70 dB. Above that level they are unusable for calls as your voice will get robotic & scrambled. For Samsung I would recommend Buds2 Pro or Buds 3 Pro. I own Buds2 Pro & they are unrivaled in the calls department (only Buds3 Pro are better in noisy environments).

I own Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro & Samsung Buds3 Pro. When it comes to phone calls usability in noisy (80+ dB noise level) environments nothing comes close to Buds3 Pro. Samsung Buds2 Pro are usable at 80 dB but the other caller hears all ambient noises, with Buds3 Pro that ambient sound/noise is cancelled out. I could vacuum or steam clean rugs/carpet & hold normal phone conversation with Buds3 Pro.

My wife and I both have been rocking the Galaxy buds 2 pro for about 2 years now and they Sound great, noise canceling is awesome, battery life for the earbuds awesome, battery life for the case is great. Everything about the Galaxy buds 2 pro easy 5 stars. Whenever my wife and I decide to get the Galaxy buds 3 pro we still keeping our buds 2 pro.

Momentum 4... but I wouldn't be using them for workouts o\_O in-ears like galaxy buds pro 2 or similar are much more discreet and sound very good. I own both and they have a pretty similar tuning. Both have very long battery life. If you want something to last, then I wouldn't be getting sweaty with it.

Galaxy buds 2. I got mine refurbished on best buy for $75 last year. They work great under a pair of hearing protection (plastic, metal will trip the magnet and turn the headphone off) Im listening to a book on tape over my machines.

I absolutely loved my Buds 2. About two weeks ago, I was on a boat, and one of them fell out of my ear and plopped into the Aegean Sea. I am now enjoying my new Buds FE.

I'm not sure how they did it but the anc is generally worse than the Galaxy buds 2. However, if you're not using anc much these sound much better and can consistently give a better seal than the 2s. Also the microphone quality is close to best on market even with a noisy environment.

Samsung Galaxy buds 3 or 2. You can easily find them in many online stores for well below 2k

I've been using Galaxy Buds 2 for the past few years, any idea how it compares?

Lowest profile & comfortable buds with active noise cancelling that I've tried, that work for me to side-sleep, are Samsung Buds2 & Pro. All of the rest protrude enough that they put pressure on. But if you're not a side-sleeper, anything with active noise cancelling will work.

No issues with my Galaxy Buds 2 either. If you've tried that many, and the same problem happens on all of them, have you considered the device you're connecting to might be the problem?

To be honest. I've had a lot of different brands. These I have to turn the treble all the way down on. In my opinion the Samsung Galaxy buds 2 that I had were much better. Had better sound and features like atmos and head tracking. The noise cancelling on the Samsung was much better. With these I can still hear outside noises no matter what size ear tips I put in. I don't know how the newer Galaxy buds 3 are but I've been looking into trading these in for a while now. The galaxy buds had more settings and modes also different transparency levels.

I use Samsung buds2, or surface headphones

I had a HUGE allergy to these. I would get wet/weaping itchy skin and days later flaking off skin layers. Something in these and JBL tune buds and galaxy buds 2 have been causing issues for me. Apple and sony and ALL other bose sets have been fine. I feel they have either uncured acrylates or a bad mixture of silicone/rubber because I could detect no nickel in the buds externally. I gave it a try after letting my ears to heal for 2 weeks and the symptoms returned after trying the buds. I have the red color if wondering… I wish these companies would test their products because sony,apple, b&o and many cheap buds have been fine but literally ALL JBL and Samsung buds (except live and Galaxy Buds Pro 3) cause issues for me.. Now I think these need to be added to the list of buds affecting allergy sufferers to Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 pro and JBL Tune Buds (look it up)

xiaomi buds 5, samsung galaxy buds 2 and huawei freebuds 5, or the airpods 4 anc.

Had galaxy buds 2 pero sya snug fit sa ears ko.. I found haven in galaxy 2 FE. built for running tlga sya anganda ng fit. Kahit mag headbang ka while natakbo dikit na dikit pa rin lol..

I had them. The ear shape is really important here. They kept falling out whenever I was doing basic things, let alone skating. Switched to Sony Linkbuds S. They sit tight

Galaxy buds 2 but I only use then for the gym. For daily prefer iems

I'm usimgGalaxy buds 2, its amazing.

Grab a pair of airpod pros or whatever your phones associated earbuds are. Theyre way better than people give credit for. My galaxybuds 2 have more soundstage and nearly as much detail as my truth ear hexa iems over ldac

Never really tried the high end before, the most expensive pair I've ever owned are galaxy buds 2. I've tried a couple of budget buds too, Space Travel, Tanchjim Mino, CMF plus 2, and a free oneplus nord 2r. Honestly sounds wise they are all decent to good in their own way. The more expensive one usually seems to have better battery life, anc, and other fluff features that I didn't use. I'm pretty satisfied that I didn't seek out to try those higher priced buds.

If u really care about the sound then it's better to buy an IEM instead of wireless buds. I have the Galaxy buds 2 and the salnotes 7hz zero iem and sound quality wise the IEM is always ahead of the buds 2

My Galaxy Buds 2 has really good range as long as I'm in an open area. I'm talking 100 feet at the very least. I've gone pretty far from my phone during lines.

I’ve tried a few pairs, not any of the ones shown but mainly the beyerdynamics free bird. Sennheiser momentum 3 and4 and the Samsung galaxy buds 2. The momentum’s sound better to me than the other two. Battery life is really good anc got better on the 4 and they don’t have a true eq but there is a sound personalization thing that works pretty well. They would be my recommendation

I've had two different generations of Galaxy Buds (the Buds+ and then the Buds 2) and both have been incredibly comfortable I wear both for entire shifts at work and they are wonderful. The buds 2 have a slightly shorter better life (but better all around) but they charge up a lot faster from the case than the older style

Amazon has a deal 139.00 for 3 with 2cyear amazon warranty I have the 2 and the pro the 3 are amazing and I had no issues so far still using factory eartips ordering 2 kinds of new tips this weekend but see if amazon still has the deal

I made this change and don't regret it at all. Got the 3 pros for $100 after trade in. Getting them for $100 and keeping the 2s as a backup is a steal imo

I have buds 2, but apparently, everyone is complaining about how they can hear annoying noises

My galaxy buds 2 don't, that's why I'm asking.

I use the Buds2 and they never dissappoint, likely the newer ones are even better I also sometimes use Arctis Nova 5 when I'm home, but thats full on headphones and not buds

Samsung Galaxy buds 2 are very small and light weight, they stay in my ears fine. As long as they're not uncomfortable in your ears you might be able to get your existing buds to stay in better with different ear tips. If the tips aren't the right size that could be the whole problem 

I'm currently using the Samsung Galaxy buds 2, and I really like them. They sound good and stay in my ears pretty well too.

I've been using a pair of samsung buds 2 (i think?) That i got free with my phone a couple years back. Can't fault them on anything and as a bonus i accidentally put them through the washing machine and they still work 😅👌

A pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds 2s. Works way better than you'd expect.

Not the 3. I use the 2. It works best if I put a hairband over my ears just so I can pull the helmet on quick and clean.

I bought Samsung galaxy buds 2 about 3 years ago for 24k , they’re still working in a great condition.

Galaxy Buds Pro 2 are good. Can't comment on the 3s. The 2s are comfortable and sound excellent.

I had these before my Bose qc 2s. The Bose are better in sound and noise cancellation, but bulkier and have more pieces that can fail. After losing one of the rubber guards it took about two weeks for the plastic casing to separate. I missed having my galaxy buds, their fit was great for me but I lost them and replaced them with far less comfortable galaxy pro 2s My biggest issue with the Bose was size as I fall asleep with earbuds in frequently. Pixel buds pro 2 while having slightly less noise cancellation are great for that with their extremely small size.

I didn’t like the galaxy buds pro, they were uncomfortable. I’m happy with the pixels and keeping my Bose as a backup.

Pro 3 sound and are better, the 2 pro leak so much sound to the point were u have to have ur music at half volume so that the person next to you ain't hearing it. Sound quality wise, they both are amazing (tho the 3 pro have a lil bit more hmpf imo

For both sides then Airpods imo. Buds 2/3 pro are insanely good with Samsung devices tho, never try them on an Iphone so I can't comment.

I usually use my Samsung pros. I popped them in expecting to hear latency but they synced pretty well with the steam deck.

I use Bose QC2 headphones at home, when I’m out I use my AirPods Pro. Both are great but my Bose are getting on a bit and are 6 years old, so their battery life is not what it once was. I also have Galaxy buds with noise cancelling that are really good but I have an iPhone so AirPods are just easier.