Review on 🎧 Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Canceling in Mystic Bronze - Wireless Earbuds by Ada Seweryniak ᠌

These headphones were a gift to my wife from me. Prior to that, she used headphones made by Audio-Technica called ATH-CK3TW, but the uncomfortable fit and crooked controls did their job, despite the fact that the headphones did not sound particularly good. When I first saw the price, I was taken aback because comparable items on other websites cost approximately 10,000 dollars. I was afraid that someone would send me a replica, but the gray import seems to be doing its job, and in fact, the original version that is certified for the countries that are nearby was sent to me. Even though I was initially concerned that the shape of the headphones would prevent them from fitting properly in my ears, the reality was that this was not the case. My wife and I have slightly different sized auricle canals, so the headphones were able to accommodate both of our ear canals without any issues. Since the headphones were purchased specifically for the Samsung Galaxy S22 phone, the native application was used to connect them almost immediately after purchase. Additionally, all of the functionality provided by the application and the headphones, in principle, works with a bang (telephone conversations are clear - you can hear clearly on the other side of the handset, there is an all-encompassing audibility mode in which there is no need to remove the headphones from your ears when talking, and the control of the headphones is straightforward and easy to understand). To tell you the truth, I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the way the headphones sounded. They produce a sound that is well balanced and has a stage that is quite expansive. They are, in general, not that much of a step down from my Sennheiser momentum true wireless 3 headphones. In light of the substantial price disparity between the two sets of headphones, my own opinion is that this is a very good and versatile headphone option for owners of Samsung phones that support the native codec, and that they should consider purchasing it.