Review on Galaxy Buds Plus Wireless International by Wiktor Sakowski ᠌

Since the identical Air Pods are not fully "revealed" on "green" devices, I would personally recommend these headphones to individuals who have android, but everything is up to your choice and personal discretion. Different pros: Since I started using headphones, three months have passed. I couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. Excellent quality of sound. The sound is only a little bit better when compared to Air Pods, and maybe on an equal footing, the difference can only be felt if you listen to two separate sets of headphones at the same time; possibly such ambiguity owing to the fact that the product from Apple is channeled outwards. "Galaxy Buds +" establish a connection immediately. The connection is already made by the time you open the case and place the earpiece in your ear; this happens before the case is even opened. The headphone app was fantastic. You have the option of selecting the equalization that best meets your needs, personalizing the touch ons, or turning them off entirely. There is a separate widget for the latter option, in which you may additionally activate the "Sound background" function (which allows you to hear everything that is going on around you). This "trick" with the Buds is not really helpful or applicable (at least, not for me), but it can be of great use in certain situations, such as when you suddenly don't want to take off your headphones. They do not give the impression that they are about to fall out of your ears like Air Pods do; at least, not in my experience with those headphones. They fit pretty securely in the ear canal. They are able to maintain a charge for a very extended period of time. Even though I could listen to music at maximum level for three to four hours, I did not have anything that would allow the headphones' batteries to be depleted. Its cons: The moment when you had to switch the level was the only aspect of the headphones that I didn't particularly appreciate. Even though this issue is not at all urgent, I was concerned that I was getting married within the first few days that I used it. If you tap on the earpiece itself (depending on the left / right - it will lower / increase the volume, respectively), and not on the touch panel, the sound will be adjusted on the headphones themselves, and not in accordance with the settings of the phone. If you tap on the touch panel, the sound will be adjusted in accordance with the settings of the phone. Let's suppose that even if the maximum level is set on the phone, it is still possible to adjust it to 6/10 on the headphones themselves. One more time, this is not a serious problem, and it can be fixed in a reasonable amount of time. This is more of a warning that such a situation may arise in the future so that you are not frightened that you have been tossed.