Review on Upgrade Your Audio Experience with Samsung Galaxy Buds+ Plus: True Wireless Earbuds with Improved Battery and Call Quality in White, including Wireless Charging Case and Velvet Pouch. by Nguyn ng Qun  (D Nhn ᠌

It seems that everybody has already been informed in the reviews below, therefore I will simply relate the experience of comparing headphones with AirPods 2 in this paragraph. My wife uses the AirPods 2 with her S9+, and she has not reported any issues with their use. Using smartwatches, you may control the tracks and the volume. On my Note 10+, I have Buds+ installed. In order to make a comparison of these headphones, I first linked both sets to my phone and then listened to the same songs while using each pair in turn. According to our consensus, the Samsung Galaxy Buds + are head and shoulders above the Apple AirPods 2 in terms of sound quality. This applies to both the purity and the depth of the sound. The only thing about the Buds+ that I don't like is that they make a thumping sound in your ears with each step that you take, although you do get used to it after a while. Following that, we analyzed the performance of the microphone during voice calls in the space. During the course of the call, the headset was switched from AirPods 2 to Buds + and vice versa on multiple occasions. Since the conversation partner was never informed of which headset was being used at any given moment, he gave his opinion without any context. They took turns exchanging roles, while also singing songs and reading poems to one another. There is a widespread agreement that the mic on the AirPods 2 performs noticeably better than the mic on the Buds+. When I was listening to my conversation partner using my AirPods 2, I got the distinct impression that there was another person in the room with me. The sound is completely authentic, and adjusting the volume of the voice in any way did not have any impact whatsoever on the overall quality of the sound. During a discussion on Buds Plus, the other person's voice does not come through as clearly as it should, there are decreases in the sound level, there is interference, and the voice does not come through as naturally as it should. There is a persistent impression that the microphones are operating with some sort of automatic volume control, and this may be observed. Because the Buds+ are plugs, using them during a conversation results in an uncomfortable feeling from your own voice, and it is now unclear how loud you are speaking to the people around you. If you require headphones primarily for the purpose of using them as a headset for chatting, then I would not recommend selecting Buds + as your option. If you enjoy listening to music, Buds + is an excellent choice for you. Especially now on eBay, you can get for 7-8 thousand, which is 1.5-2 times cheaper than the same AirPods 2, and you don't have to worry about the possibility that the headphones will discharge quickly.