🎧 Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, Active Noise Cancelling True Wireless Earbuds (Wireless Charging Case Included), Mystic White (US Version) Review

Headphones are fire, almost no earplugs stay in my ears ., taking into account the box for charging, the application is very convenient, for me, so, also simpotichnye.

I chose headphones to replace the Apple Air Pods of the second generation so that I could: - take calls while walking or running - listen to music and podcasts while I was moving about These are the headphones I went with because: - brand - there are many reviews for this model and - I did not want to spend more than ten thousand dollars on brand new Air Pods I purchased these headphones on June 10, 2022 from Amazon using all of my points and coupons, and I paid around 6500 for an iPhone 12…

The sound quality on Samsung phones is so good that I rarely need to remove my headphones during a conversation; I can simply lower the level and keep up with what the other person is saying.

These headphones and I have a tumultuous history. First, I tried them on twice at a reputable, sprawling headphone retailer and was pleasantly surprised both times to find that they fit perfectly. However, the salespeople remained silent both times because I had inserted the headphones improperly, not all the way into my ear canal. They do perform somewhat poorer than corded earphones, but given the form factor and pricing range (assuming you don't pay too much at the official store), they are…

The sound quality on Samsung phones is so good that I rarely need to remove my headphones during a conversation; I can simply lower the level and keep up with what the other person is saying.

The first time I tried them on, I was surprised to find that they fit perfectly; however, the salespeople remained silent when I asked why. On the second try, I realized that I had not inserted the headphones far enough into my ear canal; indeed, the headphones are designed to be placed on the lower part of the auricle (see instructions). While they do perform somewhat poorer than wired earbuds, for the price (assuming you don't pay too much at the official store) they are hard to beat. In…

the only difference is that the Samsung case holds a charge of 21 hours versus 24 the price is twice lower. Got pros: 1 The application shows the charge and the headphones and the case 3 Hold a charge for a long time 5 Quickly switch between devices 7 Has cons: 1 There is no particular discomfort, then it presses 2 Maybe it's the phone (samsung s10e) but sometimes the signal doesn't get to the phone, I covered the phone with my hand and that's it, the phone has poor antennas for bluetooth, as i

The sound quality on Samsung phones is so good that they are the only headphones I use in conversations without having to remove them entirely; I simply lower the level and can clearly understand my conversation partner.

The sound quality of Samsung smartphones is amazing. These are the only headphones that I own that allow me to refrain from removing them during a live conversation; all I have to do is turn the volume down and I can understand all that is being said.

The first criterion when choosing headphones was that they would not fall out (at least when walking) there were wireless xiomes (3 thousand) and wired AKGs (3 thousand) Obninsk 7 days.

Its pros: They do not fly out, they hold a charge with active use for 10 hours. Got cons: Large, uncomfortable to use for a long time, an hour and the ear starts to hurt.

First impressions: Impressive soundstage consistent with previous reviews. Comfortable for long wear. Black - silver black, neat. Not just black. I like the fact that the noise-cancellation focuses on low-frequency background noise, so you can still hear the general activity around you. Don't try to compare this ANC to Bose or Sony. They are not trying to achieve the same goal. One downside that I find very sloppy is that they don't support multipoint. Pretty disappointing, especially…

I didn't plan to write a review for these headphones but I read all the negative reviews about this product. One of the main complaints I've seen is that the call quality is poor. I'm here to say that the call quality is on par with AirPods (one of the best headphones in terms of call quality). Don't let these negative reviews tell you otherwise, they are great. Another complaint they received was sound quality issues. The sound quality is better than previous iterations of the Galaxy Buds…

Samsung has succeeded. Unique design, great sound and hours of comfort. For me, sound is the second most important feature of a headphone or in-ear device. What good is a fantastic sound if you don't feel comfortable wearing the product. These little beans are so amazingly comfortable you might forget they're in your ears. Once inside, they stay in - to the point where you actually have to pull them out when you're done listening. The sound is on par with headphones that cost three times as…

(updated opinion below!) I've been looking and waiting! So disappointing. They don't fit well in your ears due to the silly design, despite the little animated guide Samsung gives you (that's a fatal flaw). When I hold them in my hand the sound is quite ok, but even then they really aren't that good and distort at high volumes. Active noise cancellation - I'm not sure what they were thinking. It's almost non-existent (that's by design). The Buds+ do better noise-cancelling and don't have it…

Let's start by saying I had high hopes for the new headphones. I love Samsung advertising and have used their products for many years. The first generation Galaxy earbuds were decent but suffered from terrible call quality as the quality was absolutely terrible, the second generation was cosmetically fine except they included additional microphones which improved call quality. What I didn't like about the 1st and 2nd gen was that it felt congested when in the ear. Gen 2 ambient through noise…

After hearing the hype and leaking information about them over the last few months, I was looking forward to seeing them released. Now that I have them in my hands (in my ears, to be precise), I have some serious concerns. I wanted it for listening to music and also, if not more importantly, for hands-free calling. For the record, I paired them with my Samsung S8 phones. I interleaved two S8s and got identical results. As a 100% Android customer and anti-Apple, I can honestly say that Apple did

I've been looking for the 'perfect' headphones for almost a year so I bought several sets and sent them back. I was actually very close to buying the Buds Plus+ but decided on the Galaxy Buds Live on launch day. My requirements for the 'ideal' earbud are: each earbud can work independently (i.e. no master/slave), be able to use Google and the Revain voice assistant, be able to easily pair multiple devices and switching between them, being compatible with my Samsung Galaxy phone, noise reduction

I can not attribute it to the shortcomings, but rather to the points that you should pay attention to before buying: - the shape of the headphones is not typical, it may not suit everyone. - these are in-ear headphones and, of course, the noise reduction in them is not as strong as in earplugs. However, no matter what anyone says, on the street the influence of active noise reduction is felt, for the better. As a result, the headphones are very interesting, with good sound. The official price…