Review on 👂 Samsung Galaxy Buds+ Plus Pink SM-R175N True Wireless Earbuds - Wireless Charging Case Included (Korean Version) by Agata Zuzankiewicz ᠌

The Sennheiser CX-300 and other Bluetooth headphones from this manufacturer are primarily being compared with these Samsung headphones because I purchased them after using their EO-BG950 model. 1) The sound is significantly poorer. I have a decent ear and have studied music. Samsung cut down on the quality of its headphones, which are now twice as pricey as their earlier models. 2) When holding the phone in their hand and walking, they occasionally start to gurgle and choke. You merely move while occasionally waving your hand. Again, this was not the situation in the past. The phone that is in your pocket or in your hand is taken away right away. This is just regular walking; there is no running or powerful arm motions. Not always, but frequently. 3) It is really challenging to pick up earplugs so they do not fall out. They sit while you simply sit or silently go by. You need to fix it continually if you chew or, additionally, if you run easily about the stadium. I attempted to use different plugs from different headphones in general; as a consequence, I tried ten different possibilities, but nothing worked. Once more, the older Samsungs and Sunnheisers sat together in harmony. Although it is obvious that there was less mass there, it is not always practical to use. Four) Microphone. Each person who calls you laments how difficult it is to hear. I have to naturally yell. There is a trap here. When I need to call, I finally take off my headphones and use the phone's speakerphone instead. Trouble. The model is unhappy as a result, therefore I'll choose something else. Prior Samsung models were significantly superior and twice as affordable. It is not advised to acquire these.