Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds, onyx by Mateusz Odachowski ᠌

Before then, I had been using Huawei FreeBuds Lite for close to two years; but, when compared to them, the Galaxy Buds are superior in every respect. Strongly recommended, in particular for use in conjunction with other Samsung products. Various pros: 1. The price, which I purchased for 8000 in the official store, is, in my opinion, reasonable. 2. It was a pleasant surprise to see how well the form factor worked out. Even though there was an unexplainable want to adjust the headphones at first, headphones eventually fit the ears like a glove (most likely out of habit) 3. The management is above and beyond praise; the headphones react to touches immediately and without a delay. The touchpad on each of the headphones responds in the same manner to the same movements (one tap is always a pause, and so on), but a long touch can be programmed to perform a different action. 4. When you open the case of a Samsung phone or tablet (the Galaxy A51 or the GalaxyTab S5e), they connect with a loud bang, they configure themselves on their own, and you can't help but feel elated. It is quite simple to switch between the associated devices. 5. The range is also very impressive, as it enables me to comfortably move around the apartment while wearing headphones without using my phone, and at work, they are able to pass through two walls without any discernible delay in the sound. 1. The sound seems a little strange, like it's quiet (however, it's worth noting that in general, it is much more spacious than in other wireless headphones that I've seen) 2. When they are black, any speck of dirt on them is glaringly obvious.