
Samsung - Buds2 Pro
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Based on 1 year's data from Mar 13, 2026 How it works
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"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"
"compared to my buds 2 pro which i could easily use for atleast 3 days minimum"
"Battery still like new, I've never let them go under 25/30% battery and they can still provide 7/8 hours without ANC."
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"Only neutral wireless earbuds I've experienced ... Blind ordered the Buds 2 Pro without testing, no regrets"
"Sound quality. Pretty balanced tuning and good detail, alllmost IEM-like. But not boring. ... Sound quality trumps ecosystem stuff for me"
"If bass is your most important aspect. Buds2 pro. They are the deepest."
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"Lowest profile & comfortable buds with active noise cancelling that I've tried, that work for me to side-sleep ... All of the rest protrude enough that they put pressure on."
"The noise cancelling is sometimes freaky, as in I’m not used to it."
"Buds2 pro have the best ANC."
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"Lowest profile & comfortable buds with active noise cancelling that I've tried, that work for me to side-sleep ... All of the rest protrude enough that they put pressure on."
"I love the way that the 2s fit snugly inside my ear."
"fit my ears incredibly well ... I won't be going to the apple style earbuds ever, they are uncomfortable to me"
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"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. ... Ive had one fall out of a motorcycle helmet and gone back and found it."
"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. ... Would happily buy another pair since the build quality is good."
"zero issues with the buds pro 2 and i still use 'em."
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"The galaxy buds 2 pro ANC just seem non-existent compared to those two."
"ineffective for mid frequency like human voice ... But after I got the Bose, I no longer feel its effectiveness at all. ... The ANC of the very cheap Edifier Neobuds pro is much more effective than the Samsung"
"Noise cancelling was too much as I could hardly hear anything outside the music"
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"The background noise, I mean, personally it's not a problem for me, but the person at the other end just can't bear the noise coming from my side. ... Don't get me wrong, the call quality is good when indoors, but outdoors is unbearable from what I've heard consistently from people on the other side. ... And that labs thing is just to sharpen the sound, its been on since the day i got these, doesn’t make any difference. ... The background noise was just too embarrassing on the 2 Pros."
"Samsung Buds2 Pro are usable at 80 dB but the other caller hears all ambient noises"
"With Cardo yes, on the buds nope"
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"Galaxy pro 2 constantly fell out of my ears no matter what tip i used."
"far less comfortable galaxy pro 2s ... I didn’t like the galaxy buds pro, they were uncomfortable."
"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."
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"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"
"The ANC has only continued to get worse and worse for me. Happened with my Buds Pro 2s as well...not sure why"
"worse sound"
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"Horrible latency."
"I had Connectivity issue with buds 2 pro like it doesn’t connect with some devices and with my TV"
"My buds pro 2 also have noticeable latency"
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.
Until you have to make a phone call. I had the b2p and they were useless for any kind of external noise.
Yes, yes they are. Buds 2 pro for life.
The way I see it. If you want the best build and sound quality get wired iems. Not to mention most iems have detachable cables so longevity isn't as much of a concern. So obviously when you look at it this way expensive bluetooth earbuds seem useless and they kind of are. Most people don't buy bluetooth earbuds for quality alone there buying a brand Apple, Samsung, Bose, Sony etcetera. I'm even an example of that I've had Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro, and Sony WF-1000XM5. The most important features for bluetooth earbuds imo are comfort, convenience, and Ambeient/ANC. Because sound quality shouldn't be as much of a concern imo because most situations when you would use a bluetooth earbud sound quality wouldn't matter as much such as working, exercising, or travel. I feel like in all of those instances the three things I mentioned are more important. So in conclusion expensive bluetooth earbuds aren't worth it but if you know why you want a certain model such as Sony or Bose for anc such as for myself. It just comes down to if you're willing to sacrifice longevity for convenience.
I'm really happy with my buds 2 pro. I have not looked at other earbuds or headphones ever since I got them.
My buds 2 pro still look and work like the first day. Really happy with them.
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%
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