Review on Samsung Galaxy Buds Live TWS Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.0, 12mm Drivers, Compatible with iOS & Android - SM-R180 (Buds Only, Mystic Blue Limited Edition) by Agata Schultz ᠌

These are the headphones I got for my wife. Before that, she wore a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-CK3TW headphones, which, despite an awkward fit and skewed controls, produced serviceable audio. At first, I was taken aback by the cost, especially when I considered that similar options on other sites typically cost upwards of $10,000. I was worried that a knockoff would show up, but the gray import is doing its job, and the genuine article, duly certified for export to adjacent nations, made its way to me instead. In spite of my initial concerns that the headphones' shape would make them uncomfortable to use, I found that they fit well, despite the fact that my wife and I have quite different-sized auricle canals. The headphones were designed to work with the Samsung Galaxy S22, so pairing was quick and easy using the phone's native software. The headphones and the accompanying app provide a wealth of useful features, all of which appear to function without a hitch (for example, phone conversations are crystal clear; the person on the other end of the line can be heard clearly; there is a universal audibility mode that eliminates the need to take them out of your ears while conversing; and the headphones can be easily controlled). I was pleasantly impressed by how good the headphones sounded. Their sound is well-balanced and expansive. They're not a huge step down from my Sennheiser momentum true wireless 3, in general. I think this is a great and versatile headphone alternative for users of Samsung phones that support the native codec, especially considering the big price difference between the two.