Review on Samsung Galaxy Buds2 wireless headphones, graphite by Adam Walendzik ᠌

The headphones themselves are beneficial and perhaps even fruitful. Don't buy (any) headphones without first trying them on in a store. Due to my unusual aural anatomy, not all of them work for me. These don't quite fit as well as my old Buds +, and sometimes you have to adjust them, which can lead to unintended clicks on the touch component of the earpiece. Wireless headphones have a high-quality sound. There may not be enough volume for certain people, but this is subjective. They're excellent at keeping a charge. Even though I use headphones practically constantly, I still have enough juice to go two days between charges. In general, I would give these headphones a perfect score of 5 stars, but there is a major issue with them. Maybe I just got married, or there's something wrong with the headphones' design or placement in my ears, or there are bugs in the system. When I listen with either the noise reduction or ambient modes activated and at a loud volume, my headphones "ring" and "crack," as if the music is overmodulated, and this causes a severe assault on my hearing. When the modes are active, it's nearly impossible to listen to music at full volume, and I don't know if this is just a problem for me or if anyone else has experienced something similar. That's why you lose a point from me. Good hearing, if that's not the case.