Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds , white by Wiktor Marciniak ᠌

To just state that I am dissatisfied would be to say nothing at all. After making the purchase, the first thing I did was take the headphones to the Samsung warranty center, where they formally validated things that were not clear to me, such as a) that these are the original headphones and b) that they are completely functional. Just think - the very first thing that crossed my mind when I heard this "sound" was that it was either a fake or a breakdown. I took it to the guarantee (there is a test document), thinking that it was one of the two. What can I use to make a comparison? What didn't you like? Almost everything wasn't to my liking. I relate them to the wireless headphones that my wife used to have that were made by the Apple firm when she was younger (by the way, I'm not a fan of this company; however, I am a lover of Samsung devices). As a result, I preface each of my estimations with the word "unlike," even if I don't believe it will happen. 1. There is no noise. Not even bass. There is absolutely no room. No euphoria. That is absolutely horrible. 2. If the earbuds are removed too quickly, they will stay in the ear if they are made of rubber (if you use smaller earbuds, the sound is even worse than in step 1) 3. I always get the left earphone and the right earphone mixed up (both when I'm putting it on and when I'm putting it back into the "box"). This is both inconvenient and time-consuming. 4. If you do not insert it into the ear with effort and scrolling (similar to how you would screw it in with a drill), then it will fall out of the ear after about an hour of wearing it. Together with this: 5. An application that is installed on a smartphone (phone - Samsung) needs almost all permissions in order to start, including access to my location, and it will not launch if all permissions are not granted. 6. A significant number of false positives (even on a pillow) 8. To change tracks, pause, and make other manipulations, you need to "tap" on the outer surface of the headphones from one to several times, which in the case of "plugs" is very painful (at least unpleasant) for the eardrum. 7. Very uncomfortable for the ears (feeling full). In general, I am quite disappointed with this work of art that was produced by an amazing organization. I'm not sure where such a rating comes from; perhaps folks haven't experimented with other wireless headphones. And I beg you not to comment on the form of my ears or any other individual qualities that I possess; to this day, they have not caused any problems with my headphones (there were also plugs). What did you like? Service provided by Samsung. Fast. No questions asked.