Based on experience, samsung Buds 2 is REALLY good if you're just a casual user. Grabe kasi ang tagal na ng buds ko pero perfectly working pa rin. Ok pa rin naman quality ng sound nya. Ilang beses na nabagsak pero ok pa rin, napagpawisa't naulanan na okay pa rin sya. I don't know how it conpares sa mas latest na Buds 3 pero I can vouch for Samsung's buds. Tagal din ng battery life for average users.
I’ve got the same issue and I’m choosing the right model too. Here are options that match what you’re looking for:
JLab JBuds Mini — among the tiniest (~3.3 g per bud); often a great fit for smaller ears. No ANC, but the ultra-compact shell means you’re unlikely to get rubbing.
Soundcore A20i — very small (~25 × 19 × 16 mm, ~5.2 g per bud); comfy and inexpensive. No ANC, but they tend to fit almost any ear.
Sony LinkBuds S (WF-LS900N) — lightweight (~4.8 g per bud) and one of the most comfortable with real ANC; small, rounded housing. If you want a quality sound + secure seal, this is the safest “premium” pick.
Alternative: Sony LinkBuds Fit (WF-LS910N) — even more comfort-oriented. The Air Fitting Supporters distribute contact inside the outer ear (no hooks; they don’t interfere with glasses). If your left concha (the bowl of your outer ear) is very small, these can help spread pressure away from sensitive spots. (~4.9 g per bud).
Sony WF-C700N / C710N — light (~4.6 g per bud on C700N), designed for small ears; ANC is decent. WF-C710N is the 2025 refresh with improved ANC/touch controls.
Samsung Galaxy Buds2 — very small, rounded capsule; comfortable with good sound and competent ANC. (Not the FE.) ~5.0 g per bud; 17.0 × 20.9 × 21.1 mm.
I've been using my samsung buds 2 for more than 4 years now, and they are nothing short of execellent. Havent had any troubles with them. They usually go around for 18k.
yo tengo los galaxy buds 2 y los amo son un caño
(dudo que te dejen usar auriculares en un final, para eso recomiendo los loops que no son auriculares solo tapones)
+1
Also the controls are MUCH better. The controls on the beans were borderline unusable, especially for someone with long hair. I would pause or skip songs by mistake just by fixing my hair.
Edit: or whenever I would have to push them back in cause they always fell out.
My true wireless left airbud stopped working, 2 months out of waranty. I opened them and showed them a video and pics of their fauly design(a wire inside broke because of poor craftsmaship hoping atleast for a discount on a new pair because i liked the sound of them. Nothing, they just scolded me for opening them. Was disapointed in their response. Bought samsung buds andd im happy with them.
im also on samsung buds 2. Little less basse but im happy with them.
I actually sent seinheiser a full paragraph of my enginering thoughts on why their earbuds are failing hoping to atleast get aa discount but their customer support didnt even care. just told me i voided my waranty an thats that.
"Considering the warranty passed a few month ago I decided to carefully open them to reveal the cause of my problem(and possibly other Sennheiser products),
a **wrongly engineered connection from the mainboard to the speaker.** From my engineering background this can only mean one thing: material fatigue from using them every day for about 2.5 years. After 2 and a half years plastic develops a little bit of "give" and the two parts of the housing start slightly rotating back and forth and up and down. developing a microfracture in the connector that catastrophically falls apart randomly. To me it looks like the 90° degree connector is experiencing most of the stresses of the rotation of the upper housing(ear tip housing) and the lower(mainboard and battery) housing. I believe this may be an oversight in the engineering solution of this product, and it seems like an issue that should have been addressed with a slightly different approach.
Further in this email, I have attached a video and an image that describe the issues I am experiencing so you can see and also hear what I am talking about more closely
While I understand that my earbuds are currently out of warranty, I believe that the recurring issue with the faulty connector indicates a product defect rather than standard wear and tear. As such, I kindly request a refund as a gesture of goodwill."
Then i sent them the pictures and a video which I could not find on my PC right now.
All things considered I dint feel like customer support had my back, especially considering those were my 2nd pair of their earbuds.
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