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 Hongseok Bak ᠌

I love heavy music (rock, metal, etc.) with the bass as it should be. Many claim that there are excellent basses, and here in the question and answer they assured that the bass is excellent, but this is not so. There is bass, the sound is not like from a Chinese mobile phone, no, the sound is not empty. But this is not enough for me, here’s a little more, it’s literally missing a little, but you could make some kind of setting in the same application. You listen to such a power metal, a chorus with "sausage" begins and you are in anticipation that it will bang now, but no. And it’s always like that, you’re waiting for what’s about to happen, like the headset can do it, but it’s just not enough. There is a feeling that you needed 100 points to win, but you lacked 1. And it seems to be so much, but this is not what you want. The earbuds went through everything, both small and large. My old Sennheiser CX 300-IIs have more bass. The headphones sit cool, tight, without any hanging legs, like the "apple" ones. The microphone is also excellent, in a not very loud environment, the interlocutor hears perfectly, I was directly surprised. The headphones are in-ear, so the environment is well jammed. The application seems to be useful, the charge of the case and headphones is shown. But the equalizer is made for beauty. All modes except Dynamic are not about anything, well, Clean is still not bad. You can't adjust the frequency manually. Why there is no pause when removing one ear is also incomprehensible, they would put in the application the ability to set when to pause, when one ear was removed or when two, this is done programmatically and there is a possibility, it’s strange that they didn’t add it. I was also upset that the fish soup was not found on its own when opening the case, although the Samsung smartphone was also. I had to connect via bluetooth with handles. Then, of course, they connect on their own. A large touch pad, when putting on and taking off the ears, you often touch with sausage fingers and turn on or switch the track. Bottom line: headphones are great for music lovers, those who listen to everything, from podcasts and classics to rock and metal. Bass is moderate, instruments are heard, everything is clear.