Review on 🔊 Renewed Samsung Galaxy Buds Live True Wireless Earbud Headphones - Mystic Bronze by Brandon Grzankowski

These buds are truly amazing. If you do a search you'll see all sorts of arguments about how good they sound and how well their noise cancellation works. To be honest they sound great, they produce great sound with all the bass you want and (sigh!) a decent sense of space/soundstage. They stay in my ears better than any other headphones I've ever used. The noise cancellation is surprisingly good too. All of the above statements are true* if you take the time to learn how to wear them properly. * It takes a little practice, but if you get it right, it will be a revelation. A lot of the negative reviews come from people who don't seem to get the product or, no kidding, wear them backwards or put them in their ear canals. It's like saying forks suck because they hurt when you poke your eye on them. Okay, these people should probably stick with spoons. Maybe sports if they are good. 😸I wear headphones all the time (usually 12 hours a day). I like the sound quality and isolation with in-ear or over-ear headphones. However, constant use of earplugs can be harmful to your ears and make you feel like you just got off a plane. With them I can pay attention to things around me and get good sound without being completely turned off. Please understand that not every sound is cut off. I found their noise cancellation on par with my Jabra 75ts. I'm surprised to say this about open-ear headphones, but these are the facts. When you try them, try playing with the position until you get it right. It's worth a few extra minutes. Also, these are the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. In summary, I'd say that if you like custom design and are willing to spend a few minutes learning how to get the most out of a product, you'll probably be satisfied. If you just want a pair of headphones that you can pop in your ear holes and walk away, they may not be for you. The most common are bronze, white and black (actually more like black chrome). You can find red and blue with a little digging. tbh i would buy them in all colors except the woman would kick me you know what. Final thought: Samsung seems to be dropping them because (in my opinion) the market wasn't ready for them. If you want to test it, you should buy it soon. While they are in short supply from many sellers, they are also plentiful in the secondary market. Anyway, I dig them, and if you decide to buy from a secondary source, just make sure you're not buying a fake. You're there, and then you definitely need real technology. Whatever you decide, happy listening!