Review on Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Wireless Headphones, olive by Edyta Edytka ᠌

The headphones themselves are successful and of high quality. Before purchasing (any headphones), be sure you visit the store and test them on for yourself. Not all are appropriate for me because I have a particular ear structure. They fit somewhat worse than my prior Buds +, which means you may need to adjust them, which increases the risk of unintentional clicks on the touch portion of the earpiece! Wireless headphones have good sound quality. There may not always be enough loudness, however this depends on personal preference. They excel at maintaining a charge. Even though I virtually always wear headphones, I have enough to go for a full two days without charging! I would give these headphones a 5/5 overall rating, HOWEVER there is a serious issue. Either I got married, the headphones' design and placement in my ears, or there are more widespread software glitches to blame. The issue is that when I use ambient or noise reduction modes at high volume, the headphones start to "ring" and "crack," giving the impression that the sound is overmodulated and striking the listener's ears hard. I'm not sure if this is just a problem with me or if someone else has experienced something similar, but as a result, it's nearly hard to listen to music at full volume when the modes are active. I am taking away 1 point because of this. Good hearing, except from that!