Samsung - Galaxy Buds FE

I use Galaxy Buds FE and it sounds better on my iPhone than on my Samsung.

The sound quality with ANC is awful.

I have the bose ultra open earbuds and love them for the design, ease of use and sound quality. I had previously used beats powerbeats pro, samsung earbuds fe and airpods pro and realized running isolated with noise cancelling has a lot of risks but there is nothing better than the bose in the market that lets you be sound aware as well as enjoy the music. Got good deal during BF so that helped

If you can increase your budget, I would recommend Samsung Buds FE. Best in the range. (approx 13k)

I use the Galaxy FE because they have the little wings, and with the aftermarket tips I bought, they stay in well, no matter what I'm doing. (I mainly use them for disc golf and rough outdoor work) But it's not a love affair... they don't support apt-x so they sound best with galaxy phones (which i have). You are limited to the EQ presets and none really work for me so I pick the one that suits my mood that day. ANC, comfort, and sound are OK. I'm picky about sound and can't really find fault but you are never going to hand these to someone and say oh my god you have to hear these. While not major faults there is nothing 'audiophile' about the sound. My number one priority was them staying in, at least ok sound, and they were at my price point. They did everything well enough that I did not return them.

I have Samsung Buds FE for a daily driver. The comfort and sound are superb; I can wear them for hours. I recommend getting one of these. I also have Moondrop Space Travel for gaming and watching videos, due to its low latency; much lower than my Samsung Buds FE. The sounds are great, but the bass is weak and the comfort is okay. I also own a Fiil T2 Pro, the sounds are okay since the bass is strong and punchy, comfort is great due to its wing tip.

I ordered a handful of open box earbuds recently to try them all out and returned the ones I didn't like. I started with the Sony wf-1000xm4s. They were pretty good sounding and had excellent noise cancelling but they'd become uncomfortable when being worn for a couple hours. And I pretty much have one in the whole time I'm at work.  The Galaxy Buds Pro 2s were good as well. Even with Samsung's lossless codec (I have a z flip phone) I don't think their sound quality was quite on par with the Sony's but it was close. The bass wasn't as good but they were much brighter out of the box. ANC was a big step down and you can't use the ANC at all when only using a single ear bud. I think if these buds were cheaper they'd be a good option but they aren't quite there. Comfort though was superior to the Sony's.  Next ones I tried were the Galaxy Buds FE. Price was right when buying new but I bought all mine open box as I fully planned on returning most of them and they don't get a good discount. The FEs were extremely comfortable to wear throughout the day but the sound quality wasn't there.  Then I tried the Technics AZ80s. These are like $350 CAD new but open box you can find them for $200. These guys sounded great. Once you get them tuned to your preferences they were a huge step above the Sony's. ANC was good enough. They were big but did fit under my earmuffs at work. The only problem is comfort. I could only wear them for 45, 60 minutes before my ears started to hurt, they were just too big.  Next pair I tried was the Oneplus Pro Buds 2. They're like $250 CAD new but I found a place in Toronto that sells them refurbished for $100. Out of the box I wasn't too impressed. I'd say they are pretty much on par with the Galaxy Buds Pro 2. I found a recommended eq for them online though and once I applied that they sounded so good, easily the best sounding out of all the earbuds I had looked at. ANC is good enough, I think both the Sony and Samsung beat it but they just sound so much better then either of those.  The only problem is they use a stem design like the apple ear buds instead of a ball design  like the galaxies and my ear muffs at work catch those stems and pull the buds out of my ear.  I chose not to try the Sennheiser Wireless Momentum 4s as, while I've heard their sound quality is great, they have major reliability and quality control issues from what I've read.  For now I've kept the Oneplus Buds Pro 2 to use on walks and around my home and I found a really cheap pair of the og Galaxy Buds Pro to use at work. They don't sound nearly as good as the Oneplus but they're better than the FEs, cheaper, and comfortable enough to get me through a 12 hour shift. 

I got the Samsung FE's for exactly $50. Not the best ANC but pretty good for the price

Get the Samsung Buds FE these are decent good Earbuds for any genre of music. Look up on YouTube for reviews. The majority are highly positive. I use this buds as my main. Moondrop Space Travel is on the best earbuds at that price point. Build Quality and volume are okay. I also own one of this for backups and gaming (low latency mode).

Budget: Samsung Buds FE Or, Bose QC. For me, anything with a wing tip.

I know alot of peeps use a cardo & ear plugs but you probably already know of that, your idea is probably relatively niche as helmets are designed to hug your head so any earbuds will likley get caught when putting the helmet on, I tried running raycon buds and they ended up dislodging when I put the helmet on, have samsung FE now with noise cancelling so might try that but no doubt I will have the same issue.

They have a very strong marketing campaign going on but all their talking points are classic IEM noob traps like "more driver = more better" type of thing. IMO for TWS if you have Apple you get APP2. If you have Samsung, you get the Samsung Buds FE. The other option for Android is the Creative Aurvana Ace 2 with those fancy new xMEMS drivers.

What makes the Buds FE worse than the Buds 2 Pro? The Buds FE does everything I want an TWS IEM to do and is cheaper than most of the decent alternatives.

I mean the Buds 2 Pro isn't exactly neutral in that regard either. It's fine if there's a preference for it, but calling the Buds FE shitty (not you, the other guy) is a reach. Both have the 1.5 kHz hump and you swap the treble "elevation". https://i.imgur.com/naoHH5q.png

Definitely in ear. On ear and over ear are gonna contribute to head sweat and stink up quickly. Airpods or Beats fit pro are the go to if you’re on iPhone. If you’re on Android then you have many, many options. Nothing Ear(a) and cmf buds pro 2 are great budget options. Galaxy Buds pro 3 (or 2 if you wanna save a buck) are good also. It really does come down to ear canal size and shape. You just need something with a good fit. Sound quality doesn’t matter too much to me when I’m working out. Buy using Amazon prime and take advantage of their lenient return policy. Just try them in your ears really quick, then box them back up if they aren’t immediately comfortable. Hope some of that helped ✌️🤘

Samsung FE Buds, good sound quality and great wing tips on the buds so they stay in my ears really well. Also very good value for money.

If you prefer buds to "sticks"/stems then but ANC is important I'd recommend the samsung buds FE. As far as battery life I don't think any of them beat Buds + but no noise cancelation other than the fit itself and turning off ambient noise.

I have the Samsung buds FE. Nothing fancy, gets the job done.

I use buds pro, they are good. Get a cheap pro or fe series buds.

If u aren't an audiophile who needs precise notes, all of them (especially 2 series onwards) are really really good. And older gen are dirt cheap in comparision It's like 9/10 vs 10/10 match

If all you care about is stability then the wingtips on the Samsung Buds FE work the best out of any system I've used. Way better than hooks that go around the outer ear. I managed to use an old pair of wingtips from my Galaxy Buds+ with Technics EAH-AZ80. They fit really securely but I have to take the wingtips off when putting the buds back in the case. I also replaced the eartips with memory foam tips. It's completely secure and the seal holds during walks, hikes, runs and bike rides. I've found you either have to settle for some mediocre buds that are purely designed with stability in mind, or you have to get creative. I firmly believe no one actually makes a top tier bud that is stable and secure with stock parts.

samsung buds fe, you can find a brandnew one sa fb market place for below 3k. original naman mga nagbebenta dun kahit mura (usisain mo lang mabuti) it just so happen na once bumili ka ng certain unit from samsung, may free na earbuds na. or bili ka from shopee may vouchers naman. don’t worry isa rin ako sa ayaw ng mga rubber eartips and so far yung samsung buds fe lang yung very comfy and hindi nahuhulog sa ears ko.

Samsung buds fe. They're like 50 bucks on Amazon, 100 from a retailer. Good price point and decent quality. Don't know how good the audio quality is to nerds, but it's sounded better than any other previous blue tooth ear buds I've owned and are in an acceptable price range. Don't experience any latency issues with the deck. The only device I notice audio latency is with the quest 2, and 3. It's required to have wired there imo. I can't think straight in a fps if my audio isn't in sync with gun shots, it really fucks with me.

But be aware that you can’t even update them via android, you should have access to an iPad or so at least to do that. Not being in the apple ecosystem makes them less compelling and the xm5 are the next best option in my opinion, if you can deal with foam tips. The Samsung buds fe offer incredible value and should work fine with your device, mb consider them too so.

I will second the earbuds. I have the WF-1000XM4 and ran the batteries into the ground. I'm actually going to replace the batteries. They are unbelievable on the airplane. My Samsung buds fe are my stop gap and work well but they can't compete when it comes to canceling out the airplane engines.

The best sound that I've heard under $100 are the Soundpeats Capsule 3 Pro Plus and the Samsung Galaxy FE. You aren't going to get good sound from any earbud that doesn't provide a decent seal, so you can forget about air conduction products.

Excellent review. I recently bought these, the realme pro air 5 and the Samsung buds fe. The buds fe are going back for sure due to poorer noise cancellation due to stubborn fit issues and discomfort from the "full ear" feeling that those in ear buds provide. Though it does play best with my Galaxy phone. The Realme Air Pro 5 The Realme are probably my favourite in terms of sound quality, though I do find them less comfortable than the Earfun, I think the sound quality is better, notably so. Especially in those trebles. I think that's due to a dual driver as opposed to Earfuns single driver. This one does slightly worry me in long term comfort as I had to adjust relatively often to get a good NC seal.... Anyone go tips on that? The app is better than the earfun and there are more useful features, including LDAC which is important. Earfun Pro 4 Out of the gate my favourite in terms of fit, though not as pretty as the others. I will say the ANC feels marginally better than the Realme but I'll test in another space tomorrow side by side. Occlusion actually hasn't been an issue for me on early tests where it was in a brief run with the Realme today... One concern I did have though was the treble felt quite sylibant and the basses could get a bit muddy on this. Not terrible, but I felt it's notable compared to the realme in terms of clarity. Perhaps I need to evaluats side by side tomorrow. I also noticed the Non LDAC audio for Samsung phones felt quite low res as times. I'm still undecided on which of the earfun or the realme to keep. If anyone had longer term perspectives, happy to hear it. Any thoughts or input on this to sway my decision I'm happy to hear! I'm intending to use in cafes for work calls and video editing so low latency is important as is good anc and call quality!! Thanks in advance.

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They’re just kinda tuned mediocrely

Not saying the FE are bad, I’m glad you enjoy yours (as per your review, which was very informative), but I think the signature of the buds 2 pro will just be preferred by more people. I’m all for a little color, but the ways the buds FE deviate from most well regarded iem targets is in ways that I and many others find particularly distasteful (the ones you pointed out like 1.5k honk and emphasized 5-8k).

Samsung Buds Fe is good also for an android phone. Sony c700 has pretty poor ANC compared to Linkbuds S, but everything else is good with the the 700.

The Samsung Buds Fe and Sony c700 have good sound quality. Sony's ANC is poor but the sound is good. The JLab Jbuds line the Air Pro are good. Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and One Plus 3 are good too. Originally missed Linkbuds S. It has good ANC and good sound

My few cents, I'm using XM5 (also Buds pro and FE). XM5 has great ANC but I would NOT buy them again (I got them as low as 135EUR!!) - foams are the worst, but in general they are slippy and uncomfortable. Unfortunately Samsung Buds are not an option for me because of lack of true Bluetooth multipoint. Right now I'm back on Jabra 75t (best earbuds ever for me, just with poor ANC). I'm thinking about new Bose QuietComfort or Jabra Elite 8 or 10. If lack of multipoint is not a problem get Samsung Buds. BTW Buds FE are really close to Buds Pro 2/3

Good buds but many of them develop static noise issues so I would avoid them

Hard to beat those 4nc in this particular question. With eq, they have massive bass. They have some of the most solid anc. They have ldac and good tuning for audio quality. If your more of a Harman curve person, try to Galaxy buds 2 pro and buds fe. If that doesn't do ya, go straight to the perl pro. If that doesn't do ya, grab a fiio wireless kit and start trying iems

Very surprised I don't see samsung buds here. I run with them, climb with them, have used mine for 2+ years on the daily. These things are shaped and designed incredibly well

Yeah the Jabra aren't as good - they just use MEMS microphones (two in each earbud) whereas the Samsung and Huawei use six mics - four MEMS for noise reduction and two bone conduction mics for your voice. It means when it gets noisy in the scene, the noise reduction won't dull your own voice as well. They are more expensive, but you're getting an uplift in hardware for the money that does actually have a noticeable benefit

If you have other Samsung devices (tablet and laptop or a Windows Desktop), consider Samsung's [Buds FE](https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-SM-R400-Noise-Cancelling-Wireless-Bluetooth/dp/B0CL8CJPVM?crid=2EN3LBGV8MSBH&sprefix=galaxy+buds+fe%2Caps%2C218&sr=8-3&linkCode=ll1&tag=tpn-20&linkId=2942906d941e2c59fb7770cdb94f4db8&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl), [Buds 2 Pro](https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-Bluetooth-Cancelling-Conversation-Resistant/dp/B0BPYPZ953?crid=1W9P0WTE77Z2X&sprefix=buds%2B2%2Bpro%2Caps%2C262&sr=8-3&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=tpn-20&linkId=4775af0b369fad0667bd3d523d2d29fa&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl) or [Buds 3 Pro](https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-Cancelling-Optimization-Interpreter-Redesigned/dp/B0D9C8VNSN?crid=21EBPZQ868W85&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sprefix=buds%2B3%2Bpro%2Caps%2C240&sr=8-3&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=tpn-20&linkId=31c8f72e6d62deed93abf7f0c7b92715&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl). The benefit of going Samsung with multiple devices is seamless switching. With just the phone, you get a good codec that's optimized and loads of customization options.

I have this same issue with noise. I don't have good recs for over ear, because I like ones I can lie down with if needed. My original Samsung in-ear buds are still going strong and battery still lasts most of the day without having to charge in the case (about 8 hours), even years later with daily use. Unfortunately, I can't find them anywhere to buy anymore. The new Samsung buds FE seems like a pretty decent comparison for sound and battery life, although I find them a little less comfortable for all day use. I find I don't need active noise cancelling with either of them.

Heck yeah, this is my recommendation as well. You get "enough" of the features of the pros at about a third of the cost. I can't speak to the sound quality when compared to the pros, but I have no complaints on how mine sound.

Any model of Samsung earbuds will be cheaper and sound better than most other options in their competitors. Used a pair of the go Samsung buds+ my first tour, absolutely perfect. Second tour I \*lost those earbuds in the airport on the way to spring training\*...replaced with Samsung buds fe which aren't as good but did perfectly fine. basically, you want something with good noise cancellation but isn't too expensive. I wouldn't spend over $100 on a pair. remember that sometimes the noise you want to block out will be drums lol, so I wouldn't go \*too\* cheap.

I finally went for Samsung Galaxy Buds FE. Positive reviews, enjoyable/fun sound quality, reliability and call quality all at a very affordable price made me go for them over OnePlus Buds 3 and Earfun Pro 4. I liked the latter, but its occlusion was a deal-breaker for me. And the brightness of the OP. FE buds feel simple, yet matured. No excess features/app tinkering - esp given that I am on iPhone. I only want it for calls everywhere and music on the walks etc. Call quality is far better than my MTW4 (as I expected) and my voice felt natural and clear at the other end. Also I could afford to go wrong at their price than that of the Sony Linkbuds or the Jabra Elites. I didn’t.

Agree with all the points except better microphone. I cannot be heard by the caller when I use the MTW4, the sound is low and feels like coming from a distance. I have bought the much cheaper Galaxy Buds FE to be used exclusively for phone calls while the music listening happens on the MTW4.

I can't speak for price because I got mine for free with a phone purchase, but the Samsung galaxy FE buds have been fantastic. Using both earbuds, you can switch between a noise cancelling mode and an ambient noise mode, both of which can be used with audio playing. If you only have one earbud in, it just works like a normal earbud without noise cancelling or ambient mode. This is how I usually use mine on long drives listening to podcasts. The audio quality is still great and it fits my ear very nicely. I regularly use one earbud on an 8hr drive without running out of battery. The case has its own battery to recharge the buds as well. Just keep them away from moisture. If it gets in the earbuds, it messes with the microphones for the ambient/ANC modes.

I love my buds FE Super affordable, great for workouts, never had them fall out and I'm a runner.

I use the Galaxy fe's. Good sound and stay put.

Galaxy Buds FE. Comfortable. Snug. Great sound.

Samsung Buds FE. Great audio quality and ANC for 60 dollars

I think the Samsung Buds FE are underrated. Yes they're not yop tier quality as buds above 250-300 euros but i love them and got a 2nd pair. They have a rubber edge that adjust to the ear shape, and different modes to adjust sound. They're a good but midrange at 70€.

https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/best/by-type/in-ear-earbuds https://www.soundguys.com/best-wireless-earbuds-under-100-20397/ I picked the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE because rtings.com gave them the highest rating for telephone call quality. I would say that's correct because most people don't notice I'm on earbuds. I also have a pair of Anker that are pretty good.

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 have those and use my samsung buds. Sometimes I have to shuffle them a bit because of the conch but they don’t pop out anyway

Budget line, samsung buds+/FE. Best anc/ambient, bose ultra/quietcomfort gen2 earbuds.

The three that are actually approved by Amazon do not have mics. There are models of the same brand with mics, but they are different colors (as far as I could tell) and aren't approved. I feel the same way about the mic as I do people talking; as long as people are working, idgaf. Amazon is probably worried about the distraction; to many people can't walk and chew gum at the same time. My favorite argument is my personal headphones can provide better hearing protection while still allowing me to hear what's going on around me. I've had managers trying to get my attention with the Amazon headphones and I couldn't hear shit. Meanwhile, I've been around heavy machines and I can hear the person more than the machine. (Galaxy Buds, ANC. Pros and FE)

I use the Buds 3 Pro but really miss my FEs. I wont switch back, just miss em.

Galaxy Buds Bro 2and Galaxy Buds Fe. On my S24U. Battery on both are great & they sound good.

Bought the regular buds 3 and returned them 10 minutes later in exchange for buds fe. The buds 3 wouldn't fit in my ears at all, they just fall out every time. On top of this, they really don't sound that good (even when I hold them in my ear to create a seal). Got the FE's for 90 bucks CAD, way better deal and they fit like a glove

Galaxy buds fe have a wing that keep mine in my ears super well and are the most comfortable. I bought these cuz i used to have just buds+ and those were the dame design and i LOVED them but cant get them anymore. These have like, never, fallen out of my ears. I used to work walking around a lot and weird movements printing shirts, now i do custodial work. I dont think they're worth the 100$ price though, got mine for like 70$. You a runner tho so id consider something with the arching wing around your ear, i cant do those cuz i wear glasses and it bothers me. If you relate to that then i totally reccomend the buds FE or something similar with the wing inside the ear.

if ur ok with most features but not all the top model features ive been very happy with my galaxy buds fe i got for $50 on amazon a few months ago they give me really good audio and the anc works well in the warehouse i work in loading trailers

While they say not waterproof the resistance seems to be pretty good i clean them with qtip and iPad ounce a week and havnt had any issues being soaked in sweat working in a shipping warehouse this summer

I use the various ones I've acquired over the years. i have my old air pod pros that I keep in my purse, Galaxy bud FE that I keep in my home office, and I also have Sony WH-1000mx4 headphones as well. I use those a lot for traveling. they all work and after having so many different headphones over the years from the different phones I've had, I didn't care to add the Google ones to the mix 😭

Galaxy buds fe are great

Galaxy Buds FE. best P/P yet

Stay away from the Fe, they sound good, fit a bit snug. But the mic on Fe suck. My wife and friends would always complain that they couldn't here me.

I LOVE mine. Only downside is one earbud has started to lose charge faster than the other after about 8 months of hard use (8-12 hours average every single day, with ANC, and mic usage for a large majority of it). I've trying to find something to upgrade to, but keep getting disappointed by anything even close in price :( Currently have my pair sent to Samsung for a fix or replacement, and purchased a replacement pair in the meantime. They are the only earbuds I've been able to find that are extremely comfortable, stay in my tiny ears, have great ANC, and an exceli mic.

I got the Galaxy Buds FE for Christmas. I haven't tried anything else but I have to say that I'm completely satisfied with them, especially for the price. I don't see the point of paying twice as much for the pro or whatever else. And if they get.lpst.or broken I wouldn't be too upset either because they're less than $100.

Hi, I've been using my Samsung Galaxy Buds FE for regular gym workouts and general use at home and in school for the past 2 years. I'm looking to replace it, and my budget is around \~200 USD. Ideally, my first priority is **sound quality**, but a close second priority is a **secure fit**. **What I'm looking for in sound quality:** I'm not looking for anything too specific, but I really want a good ANC. I saw that Bose QC earbuds can do that but heard that they have really bad connection issues, so I'm ruling that out already. I got to try them out in person and the sound seemed like what I was looking for, and the fit seemed good enough for general gym and home/school use. **What I'm looking for in a secure fit:** I really enjoy the rubber wing tips that the Galaxy Buds FE provides, so I'm looking for that level of security. I sweat a lot in general and live in a hot climate country, so I looked into the Jabra Elite 8 Active. They only had a dummy model though when I tried them on in person, so I couldn't test the sound. The fit felt very good though, but I couldn't be sold on it as reviews said the sound and ANC are good --- but not great. As a small third priority, I preferably want the earbuds design and shape. I don't really like the design of those that wrap around the ears. **Some other reviews:** * I also heard some reviews from a friend who sweats a lot like me and owns a Sony WF-1000XM5, and she said that the sound is great but it falls off easily when exercising. That rules it out for me as well. * I bought the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC a month or two ago but sold it right away because it never stayed on my ears. It had the worst fit for me even while just sitting down and eating. The sound was okay, but I could hardly create a good seal because of how easily it falls off. * My other friend recommends the Apple Airpods Pro 2. I'm not sure how the compatibility would work with my Samsung phone. I like to mess around with the EQ, so if there's no available app equivalent on android, it sucks but it's not that big of a deal. I could probably live with it if it's really that good. * I also saw some reviews on Beats Fit Pro True Wireless, but I'm having a hard time telling if that fits what I want. Seems good but could use some more reviews and comparisons on this if you would recommend it. I'm really hoping to find some earbuds that could incorporate a bit of both of my priorities within my budget, but I'm open to adjusting my budget if I can be sold on a really good pair of earbuds, which also hopefully just has no other issues. Thanks in advance for any recommendations guys!

TL:DR - I love the pixel buds A, galaxy buds FE, Sony linkbuds S, is recommend those all day. Honorable mention - Jlabs Jbuds mini I love the Sony linkbuds S but keep in mind you can't use the left on its own you have to use the right or both buds. I've personally never met someone who said the Samsung buds pro fit well in their ear, I'd be sitting at work and they'd just fall out. Samsung buds live were my wife's go to and a friend's go to but I think a recent update ruined their call quality, both sounded so bad and both switched to pixel buds A which they love and sound amazing (both seem to have similar shaped ears because nothing fit their ears except the buds live and now years later the pixel buds A) Pixel buds A are great Another great pair to look at are the Galaxy buds FE, I loved those but ended up giving them to my dad who loved them. Personally I just care if earbuds fit well and have good call quality, everything sound wise everything sounds good to me. I use the jlab jbuds mini. They're usually $30 on Amazon, they're very small, they fit on my keychain so I don't need to carry them in my pocket and less likely to lose them. That's what I use now.

Galaxy buds FE are on sale a couple places. I just picked up a pair myself 2 weeks ago and they are excellent for the price. They have transparency and surprisingly good ANC. And I dig the sound. They can be found for as little as 50 bucks on Amazon right now too.

I have: - JBL Pro Tour 3 - Galaxy Buds3 Pro - Sony XM5 - Galaxy Buds Fe I rarely use the FE with my phone. I mostly wear it when doing cardio on my bike and have my tablet connected because it's the one least likely to fall off when I'm wiping sweat off lol ANC isn't great but for the price, it's fair JBL Pro Tour 3 are probably my favorite overall. They're comfortable(stem design) and have amazing ANC and most impressively an 8 hour battery life. Also I love how gimmicky that case is. I would switch to them fully if I can get them across phone, laptop and tablet easily, but they only do 2 devices at the same time. Sony XM5 have the best ANC, hands down. But I hate the stemless design and they can get uncomfortable wearing them over a long period. About 5-6 hours of battery life. They're okay. I wear them at work when I want a complete shut out from the environment Buds3 Pro are the ones I use the most because they're just the most comfortable. Also they integrate with my Galaxy laptop and tab easily. ANC is fine. The problem of battery life is real though. I am lucky to get 4 hours, and the case needs to be recharged practically after 2 full uses of the buds. So every 2 days. So the thing is, Buds3 Pro are fairly affordable especially when on sale. They have good sound quality and all. The Sony and JBL are more expensive, by a margin. So ultimately it will depend if you can compromise on battery life. Also, sound quality is better on the more expensive headsets, and Bluetooth connection is more consistent but it's not something the average user would find a problem with imo.

I also have Galaxy buds FE! If you liked the ANC there then you should be quite content with both 4NC and Buds 6 pro because in my feeling they have better ANC than Galaxy Buds FE. If you have any questions regarding any other earbuds I also have open earbuds of Soundpeats Pearclip Pro and they sound great haha

I keep seeing people having charging issues with the bp3, the charging pin has a poor connect and drops down into the case a little making them hard to charge. I've never used either. I would say this though, for a pure gym headphone, the BudsFE have been superb. They fit super snug with the wing tips, are sweat resistant, and the bass on them is meaty.

Currently using the Buds FE and the passive and active noise cancelling is really good for the price! Fit is better than most

I recently got soundcore R50i NC for $20. Noise cancellation is alright, and sound quality is great for this price. If you have a Samsung phone, I'd recommend galaxy buds FE. You can find them on sale for $50 or under. They have better ANC compared to R50i NC imo. They both provide great EQ customisation.

Galaxy buds FE are surprisingly competent for the money. If you're on android. I tested on a Samsung phone so might have benefited from their own codec. Ymmv

Galaxy Buds FE If there's latency it doesnt bother me. I don't play anything competitive on the Deck

I am currently using Galaxy Buds FE and I can say it's the best spending I've made lately.

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.

Admittedly this is my first & only experience of noise cancelling headphones, but I find the Buds FE noise cancelling to be really good too to be fair

Still using Galaxy Buds plus. They are almost 5 years old and still give great battery life, the wing tips make them so comfortable. I've already got a pair of FE buds on standby, my favourite dressing for earbuds.

Liberty 4 nc, has excellent anc for the price point. Also galaxy buds FE on a budget. I also have the linkbuds s, check Amazon warehouse for "used like new", you can get them at £80. They are the best earbuds I have ever known!

Like I said, liberty 4nc or buds FE are great, but if you can push the budget the linkbuds s are exceptional.

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.

If you're on a budget the liberty 4 nc from soundcore have excellent anc for the price point. I recently bought the Sony linkbuds s for £120 on amazon and they're sound and anc is incredible. I've had the xm5 buds and sent them back, the linkbuds s have better anc than the xm5! True story..... Another great pair on a budget is the galaxy buds FE, especially if you have a Samsung device so you can use their ssc codec.

Had mine 4 months with zero problems.

I had the wf xm3 and I loved them but the size and having to grind them into your ear got tiresome. Quite a bit has happened in 3 months. My linkbuds s are still fantastic, even though the right earbud started with that wind noise problem when in anc /ambient mode, sent it to Sony repair (Bridgend in Wales), I'm England, they replaced the right bud so all good. I have the Sony extended 2 year warranty and that's what persuaded me to buy them in the first place. Im currently waiting for delivery of the linkbuds fit, so that should be interesting? Anyway, I also have the galaxy buds FE and the liberty 4 nc (both on amazon black Friday now), I would seriously consider them mate, especially if you have a Samsung device for the FE. Both superb buds. I will pop a review of the linkbuds fit on here in a few days.

These are what I have as well. Solid choice.

Yo I just watched a video and it didn’t really go ve me a good answer so I went to discord and they said to get the Samsung galaxy FE as they are almost as good as the buds2 pro for only $60 so I’d get [these](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Samsung-Galaxy-Buds-FE-Bluetooth-Earbuds-True-Wireless-with-Charging-Case-Black/5023829437) they are a insane deal I have a pair but I didn’t know if you wanted them. Also your looking for good fit, they have a wing and they WONT fall out also I put the link as Walmart bc they are cheaper there check your target though bc they can be cheaper there

Foam tips are the way to go. They've improved the comfort levels of my Galaxy Buds FE, Soundercore A40 and Sony WF-C500. I bought a cheap set of 12 tips in 3 sizes and I can use any of them comfortably.

I'm dissappointed by the bad high frequency filtering, worse than my galaxy buds FE.

To add to this, buds fe are amazing. And you can get a refurbished pair for $35 on best buy. They feel incredible and sound way more expensive then they are.

Galaxy buds fe. I wanted something that wouldnt fall out my ears. They dont fall out my ears. Im happy

I AM NOT KIDDING. If you don't wanna pay Buds3Pro price, Buds FE actually has the best noise cancelling among all of the Galaxy Buds series. and the cheapest.

I use galaxy buds fe and the anc is great, so if you could find a pair of in ear earbuds with good anc go for it. I like earbuds for working out more too. Headphones for working out aren’t the greatest, and due to sweat they mess up. But just get some earbuds with a good fit and anc.

Yea same here, and I don’t rly have them get loose. Best fitting earbuds for me, and best earbuds for value. Noise quality is nice and the anc is great.

I got the Galaxy Buds FE as my budget back up option it was on sale on Amazon for $60. I love them, they retail at $100, I'd be happy to pay that price for them.

Maybe I should've sold them better but I didn't see any other comments. They stick in my ears great, great sound, great touch responsiveness, very impressive noise cancelling. I believe for the price they're hard to beat. I have Sennheiser momentum true wireless and they're my favorites but also $300, my Galaxy buds FE ,I don't feel like I'm missing much at work or doing stuff around the house.

Samsung Galaxy buds plus or FE are my favorite. FE is particularly good because it has noise cancelling. The buds live are not a good option since they press on the ear too much. They're meant to sit on the ear rather than in it. Plus, if you sleep with a partner, they might hear your buds live. The buds pro, buds 2, and pro 2 didn't stay in well enough. If course the buds live don't stay in at all.

I have the original buds pro and they have the same problem. I've had the most luck with memory foam tips from Amazon, but they're nowhere near as solid as the plus. The pro (and pro 2) are also thicker and press into your ear when lying down, so they such for that too. The FE are great because they have the fit of the plus with the noise cancelling of the pro.

I can back these, got the FE buds and I have no clue what music my gym plays. Feels like I don'r have them in, and I feel i'd constantly be aware of headphones. If I had to critique, they can get loose when you're pulling ridiculous strenuous faces on those last couple reps.

Ive tried a decent amount of these. If you have easy fitting ears I would go with the OnePlus buds 3. If you struggle to get a good seal the sony linkbud S are really good. Earfun air pro 4 also have good reviews. My 4th pick would be the galaxy buds FE or the nothing ear(a).

Oneplus: great for calls Nothing: goated Galaxy buds: pretty mid. Fine for zoom but not best with loud background noise Earfun I havnt owned. And I only used linkbuds for a few hours and didnt test mic. I think the mic is good though idk.

Oneplus buds 3 beats the majority in terms of sound and seems as a better choice all around, while Buds FE definitely have the strongest ANC and wingtips. If you want to use them while running, these are the best option. They are the only earbuds that aren't falling from my ears, except for some other buds designed specifically for that scenario.

You can find Galaxy buds FE for around that price I believe, and they offer great sound, ANC, comfort, and no stems

Probably the buds fe is gonna be your best bet It has wing tips for a more secure fit, it has great noise cancellation and instead of touch controls it has a button on the buds to avoid wrong commands due to sweat.

Yes, I think the amount of anc in newer buds are a viable option. Found my sweet spot of powerful anc, sufficient audio quality, comfort and price in my Galaxy buds FE. Not the best out there in either category, but 1/3 of the price of the top models that is probably just 30-20 % better in all categories.

Over the last two months I have moved through Galaxy Buds FE, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, JBL Live 460NC and finally the JBL Live Beam 3. My personal favorites are by far the JBL Live Beams, the screen on the case is just a novelty, the actual headphones are some of the best I've ever used. I really liked the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro as well, but they were very shallow and always felt like they were falling out even with replacement memory-foam buds. I'm returning them. Happy shopping.

galaxy bus fe i use and I am happy. So some samsung buds would be best

AKG doesn't really exist anymore, it was bought by Samsung a long time ago, so try some of their buds. The galaxy buds FE look kinda similar

I own Nothing Ear (not A, standard) and Buds FE. Ear are much superior in sound, however I am not sure how different A are from ear. I think Buds are more easier to use however if you own an iPhone buying them is pointless.

The fe are pretty solid buds

First, yes I searched, and no - I couldn't find much regarding my specific needs. I've recently went through two Galaxy Buds FE, and am ready to find a more sturdy set. While they are not worn every day, when I do wear them it is all day (7-10 hours), doing yardwork outside in dusty and sometimes rainy areas (I'm in Florida, so rain can just manifest in the air sometimes) - so dust and water resistance are key (as i've learned with the Galaxy Buds FE) as is battery life. I LOVE the fit of the Galaxy Buds FE, and am looking for something sub $130 shipped. I have only really found 1 set matching my needs, but can't find any reviews that weren't sponsored - the Raycon Impact Earbuds. There seems to be a lot of hate for Raycon though, so I'm hesitant to pull the trigger, but I can't find anything else in that price range the advertises the same features (12hr play time, passthrough audio and ANC, IP67 ratinn, fins like the Galaxy Bud FE which fit my ear very well)

I feel like these are the best bang for your buck (at least for big name manufacturers). I got mine refurbished from Best buy for like $60. Great fit for the most part (0 issues using them to workout/run) and the noise canceling is amazing for everyday use/gym.

Still the Buds FE I got for free when I traded in my S22U. I got new tips though and use a Wavelet AutoEQ profile someone posted somewhere on reddit

Hard to been the Xiaomi Buds for value for money. Personally, I'd save a little longer and get the Galaxy Buds FE though (often on sale for R999). Active noise cancellation is a great feature that just doesn't exist at the lower price points.

Ok let me drop some knowledge on you. I currently have the Galaxy Buds FE. They came free with my phone and are my first ANC earphones but I have been so impressed I am now thinking about getting more expensive ones for potentially even better ANC and also better sound quality. You can get ANC headphones or earphones. Many people like headphones better. Personally I prefer earphones because my head gets too hot with headphones on, even while sitting still indoors, and it leads to agitation. It is true though that the noise isolation effect is even better on headphones because they cover your entire ears, and the sound quality would be better too because the audio drivers are bigger. That said, earphones that fit snugly in your ear canal will still provide excellent noise isolation, it's all about not having any gaps around it. Some people find it difficult to achieve this because of irregular shaped ear canal or maybe it's particularly small/large compared to average.. but earphones do come with multiple earbud options so I would say for most people it's probably fine. The best ANC earphones on the market are either Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds or Sony WF-1000XM5 The best ANC headphones on the market are either Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones or Sony WH-1000XM5 (the XM6 did also just come out) Earbuds wise I think the ANC is supposed to be the best on the Bose but there's also a hiss that is sometimes audible which puts me off, and the Sony is supposed to be almost as good. Personally I am waiting to see what the Sony WF-1000XM6 will be like which is the new version of Sony's earbuds which should be coming out this year as their new XM6 headphones already just came out, then I am going to decide between that and the old version XM5 which would be cheaper and so if there isn't much difference could be worth it. **Edit:** of course, do your own research, read a bunch of reviews etc, but hopefully this is a good jumping off point.

I love the Samsung Galaxy FE buds. Great for the price and they don't cause discomfort or fall out (which I experienced with JayBirds, bose, especially Jabra, and AirPods). They dont get sound distortion from sweat either so far at least.  Only downside is they are a little bulkier than many competitors. 

Samsung Galaxy FE. Not going back to pixel A buds.

Quite good, not gonna lie.

does it still exist ? it is very old model i had mpow m30 and it was excellent for the money but go for Samsung galaxy buds fe . it is the same amazing comfort with excellent anc and sound , less battery and less ip rating

Status audio earbuds I've got both the anc and standard. Had them a 2-3 years Yes I'd recommend they are comfortable enough with the silicone tips they come with, but I did replace them with comply tips. I feel like they are secured better with them. I use them for the gym and everything else and they stay well, the sound quality is amazing with multiple drivers. I'd for sure recommend the ANC version of them it works really well. Powerbeats pro Would not recommend Used them for 2 years and hated them. Continued using them because they were 250 dollars in 2019 and didn't wanna buy more. Galaxy buds FE Good sound quality, would recommend but don't have them anymore. Gf lost one and one won't work without the other rip. Tldr; status audio ANC I'll buy again if they get lost or die, would recommend.

If you’ve already tried the Soundcore J40s and found them uncomfortable, I’d say comfort should be a top priority this time around. I haven’t personally used the Nothing Ear (2a), but I’ve seen mixed reviews—people like the design and decent sound for the price, but some mention the fit isn’t for everyone. The Galaxy Buds FE are actually a solid pick around $65. They’re pretty comfortable for most ears and have good integration with Android, especially if you're using a Samsung device. The Sony buds (if you’re talking about something like the WF-C500 or C700N) usually offer better sound tuning but can vary in fit depending on your ear shape. If you can stretch closer to $100, maybe look into the Jabra Elite 4 or Pixel Buds A-Series. Both are well-reviewed in terms of comfort, and they balance sound, battery, and mic quality quite well for the price. End of the day, it really depends on your ear shape and what you value most comfort, sound, or features. Hope that helps!

enough to here music clearly in a loud environment? do you own any other earbuds? i tried the galaxy buds fe of a friend of mine and I really liked the ANC

FE will definitely have best fit. Behind that is Likely Buds 3 Pro due to the better weight distribution and form factor.

I've tried some Galaxy Earbuds and they're fine once you put the helmet on but when you take off your helmet, it will hurt your ears. Especially if you have a very snug fitting helmet.

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.