Review on 💫 Renewed SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Pro R190: True Wireless, Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Earbuds by Agata Nowickq ᠌

After using it for two months, my rating dropped from three stars to one. When I try to speak over the microphone, it frequently disconnects. Restarting the phone is the only thing that helps. If you connect an additional headset, everything will be fine in this scenario. The sound quality of these small ones pleasantly surprised me, which is always a plus in my book. The engineers at Samsung truly did achieve really good results, taking into consideration this size and weight. Even while I won't argue that they can compete with nice earcups, I will say that this is almost a breakthrough for earbuds. Even (oh, great scandal for Apple loyalists), the Air Pods Pro are inferior in terms of sound quality and the amount of ambient noise they block off. I now rely heavily on Buds for journeys to Sapsan and for general wandering around town. They are without a doubt the greatest I've ever had the pleasure of utilizing. And I tested a lot of different brands, including Apple, Jabra, Bose, Sennheiser, and a whole bunch of lesser-known ones as well. The charging and storage box is also aesthetically beautiful; it is lightweight, sleek, and able to charge in a variety of ways, including wirelessly and cable (through USB-C). Cons: Despite the fact that the sound quality is excellent, everything else about the product is subpar. Let's begin with the fact that while you are still getting used to removing and replacing the headphones, you will most likely drop them more than a dozen times. Even though I used the largest ear plugs that came with the kit, they do not fit securely in the ear. This was the case despite the fact that I used the largest plugs. It is well worth giving your head a light shake and then performing the ala-ulya, which is crawling around the pavement in search of your treasure. In addition, the headphones have a tendency to slide right out of your ears, so you have to keep adjusting them. Furthermore, because touches either change the track or pause the music, I had to disable them in the settings so that they couldn't be detected.