Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Live True Wireless Earbuds US Version 🎧 with Active Noise Cancelling and Wireless Charging Case in Mystic Black by Chun Hee Kim ᠌

Name: SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Live True Wireless Earbuds US Version 🎧 with Active Noise Cancelling and Wireless Charging Case in Mystic Black
Item: SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Live True Wireless Earbuds US Version 🎧 with Active Noise Cancelling and Wireless Charging Case in Mystic Black
Rating: 5

August 26, 2022

A really necessary purchase, Im glad I found this product.

User of BT headsets for the past 10 years. There was everything - starting from the first Sony Ericsson, then a lot of inexpensive ones, then Plantronics Voyger, Jabra (Supreme - 3 pcs, Evolve 65 - 2 pcs, Style, Elite 65t) The left ear does not turn on at all. Hooked for a replacement.
I chose not plugs, without a rim.
And did not lose!
I set up a long tap on the right ear - turn up the volume, on the left - turn it down. Very comfortably! The headphones have a separate volume scale (i. E. adding sound in the headphones, the volume level on the phone does not change). It is very convenient that you set the volume on the phone to 50% conditionally and then you adjust it with headphones.
I did not immediately learn how to hit the headphones with taps - the sensor zone is small, right in the center of the upper bulge of the "bean". So I don’t agree with the reviewers about false clicks - literally 5mm away from the center of the tap is no longer recognized, so you can safely remove and put on the headphones without any false positives.

Pros

I bought it as soon as they appeared in stores. I took black ones, although at first I thought about bronze ones - but they look more like Rose Gold, they look like Soviet clips (for my taste, I don’t want to offend anyone !) And then there's magic. Connected instantly, with animation (note 9), gestures are so conveniently set up that you don’t even need to reconfigure. The sound is super! I don't listen to more than 80% because it's too loud. On a noisy street, they isolate well, but not like plugs. Enough to hear the horn of a car, but not enough to hear what a neighbor is talking about. I don’t know who is talking about the sound delay - everything is perfect in the video. I don't play games, I don't have time They sit really well! You just don't feel it in your ear. Moreover, you can adjust it a little - insert it more tightly or vice versa, move it back a little to open the auditory canal. In the last picture, I drew with an arrow where you need to put your finger and where to apply force. There are no false positives in this case. The volume margin is huge, it is uncomfortable to talk at maximum volume in the car - the ears are really torn. I speak about 65%, which is quite enough. It is also convenient to keep one earphone instead of a speakerphone and give a second one to a colleague - it turns out an excellent conference call.

Cons

I don't really hear a difference with noise canceling turned on. The color of the music changes into a warmer one - yes, but I didn’t notice a smaller amount of noise. Although, I heard a hint of a "vacuum" when I turned it on for the first time, but I did not understand what exactly it extinguishes. I'll fly on the plane - I'll try. If the headphones are in your ears, the phone is in your lowered hand and you are walking down the street with a good hand signal, then the earpiece farthest from the phone starts to gurgle during a conversation, this is not the case with music. Indeed, the passenger in the car (wife) understands that I am listening to music - and not her - with about 50% - drums become audible. At the level of 25-40% it is quite comfortable to listen to music and at the same time understand when you need to say "uh-huh". It’s a great indicator compared to earplugs that you either screw into your ear and don’t hear anything, or take it out and they start to fall out. The interlocutors hear poorly for the first 1-3 seconds, apparently, the headphones adjust to the environment. Then they don't complain at all. Yes, the computer voice (Jabra Evolve simply has no competitors here), but for TWS it's great!