Review on Galaxy Buds Plus Wireless International by Anastazja Swiatyna ᠌

They sit securely in the ears, the side bow allows you to tightly fix the headphones in your ears, which is very convenient when you are active while listening to the same music; — I was incredibly surprised by the microphone — the sound and audibility of the voice are excellent; Cons: - unlike many other wireless headphones, they are quite compact, do not stick out of the ears like antennas; - light enough, do not pop out of the ears from their own weight Even if you only talk to one person at a time, they won't be able to tell the difference when you use the headphones' microphone; - the sensor is in a good spot, so I don't have to worry about accidentally touching it when I put the headphones on my ears. As soon as the earpiece is removed from its casing and placed in the auricle, a connection is established with a Samsung phone; — the connection remains stable, which is a great plus. No lapses in communication have ever occurred. I've noticed that "jamming" happens occasionally, usually in areas close to the road. Nonetheless, their duration and occurrence are so seldom as to be barely irritating. All in all, the audio quality is fine. Of course, at first after switching headphones, it appeared like something was wrong and the sound was different, but after a couple days the addiction passed and I can no longer return to my old headphones (the sound is not the same anymore); — the charge is retained in good faith. As I only listen to music for about three hours a day, I didn't bother to calculate the headphones' one-time durability. But, I only need to charge the case once every week and a half, and I never run out of juice; - an additional benefit is the compatibility with the Galaxy Wearable app. You can use it to check the battery life of each earphone and to configure the touch panel's background sound setting, which is the coolest thing I've ever seen. As a result of talking to him, I can now hear my surroundings even more clearly than before when I used headphones. When riding the subway, background noise is incredibly helpful; not only do I pick up on the station names, but there is also hardly any noise from the train's motion. - My ears are killing me. The inconvenience is little but persistent. Replacing the nozzles didn't help, and now I miss that deep rumble. The headphones' equalization and mode settings are of no avail, and neither is the case's fragile cover, which "dangles" slightly open. Perhaps this is a wedding.