Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro (White)
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro - Phantom Silver Truly wireless earbuds with pro-grade technology for immersive sound like never before from Galaxy. Use Intelligent ANC to seamlessly switch between noise canceling and adjustable ambient sound so you can let the outside in or keep it out. Features: Get easy-to-see notifications with a variety of bright LED icons on the front display. Equipped with antimicrobial protection and a handy inside pocket, the cover allows you to carry your everyday essentials while providing protection on the front and back.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro - Phantom Silver Truly wireless earbuds with pro-grade technology for immersive sound like never before from Galaxy. Use Intelligent ANC to seamlessly switch between noise canceling and adjustable ambient sound so you can let the outside in or keep it out. Features: Get easy-to-see notifications with a variety of bright LED icons on the front display. Equipped with antimicrobial protection and a handy inside pocket, the cover allows you to carry your everyday essentials while providing protection on the front and back.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro - Phantom Silver Truly wireless earbuds with pro-grade technology for immersive sound like never before from Galaxy. Use Intelligent ANC to seamlessly switch between noise canceling and adjustable ambient sound so you can let the outside in or keep it out. Features: Get easy-to-see notifications with a variety of bright LED icons on the front display. Equipped with antimicrobial protection and a handy inside pocket, the cover allows you to carry your everyday essentials while providing protection on the front and back.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro - Phantom Silver Truly wireless earbuds with pro-grade technology for immersive sound like never before from Galaxy. Use Intelligent ANC to seamlessly switch between noise canceling and adjustable ambient sound so you can let the outside in or keep it out. Features: Get easy-to-see notifications with a variety of bright LED icons on the front display. Equipped with antimicrobial protection and a handy inside pocket, the cover allows you to carry your everyday essentials while providing protection on the front and back.
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When talking in a quiet environment, the other party can hear me perfectly. Outside, however, they are a complete tragedy - my voice can barely be heard, as they mainly capture the background noise... I have also listened to recorded conversations - I really want to scold myself for talking from half a kilometer away from the phone. I don't know what tests you are doing there, but this is inadequate. This is a major functionality...In general, if you plan to have a call in an urban environment, don't buy them until there's info for a fix, because this problem has been around for a long time and it's not just to me. And for the Samsung folks - I've tried with and without the "Ambient sound during calls". Speaking of which, if you want to hear colleagues in the ... MoreWhen talking in a quiet environment, the other party can hear me perfectly. Outside, however, they are a complete tragedy - my voice can barely be heard, as they mainly capture the background noise... I have also listened to recorded conversations - I really want to scold myself for talking from half a kilometer away from the phone. I don't know what tests you are doing there, but this is inadequate. This is a major functionality...In general, if you plan to have a call in an urban environment, don't buy them until there's info for a fix, because this problem has been around for a long time and it's not just to me. And for the Samsung folks - I've tried with and without the "Ambient sound during calls". Speaking of which, if you want to hear colleagues in the office and people on a call, well you know, it won't work.The ambient sound function is also very bad, don't expect to hear as if you were without headphones. In a noisy environment, you will hear everything but people's voices. For example, in the gym, I have to take them off so that I can hear a person talking to me. In general, certain frequencies that you are usually used to hearing and are important to the perception of your surroundings are dulled. If your idea is to listen to music at work and talk to your colleagues simultaneously - well, it won't work. Unless you keep the music to a minimum... and again, don't expect much. I've tried all sorts of settings.Active noise canceling - well, I can't judge with it or without it, the noise is reduced. If I'm not listening to music and it's activated it's as if I didn't play it, even some outside noises are heard more distinctly when I switch it on. So much for active noise cancellation.For music and conversations in a quiet place, the buds are great - but only for that. If you're a total introvert, you'll be happy. For the more communicative - don't take them!
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I've used several sets of Bluetooth earphones and headphones before, from the twenty dollar pharmacy specials to multi-hundred dollar top brand ones, and these are by far my favorites. I mostly use them to listen to media; voice (podcasts) as well as music.They fit comfortably, they have excellent sound quality, the battery life is amazing, noise canceling works great and the wireless operating range is excellent.The earphones can only be charged in the case but the case has its own battery which will keep you going all day. The case has a USB-C connector for charging from a wall charger; no charger is included but it does come with a short USB A to C cable. The case also charges wirelessly on any QI compatible wireless charger. When the earphone batteries die, ... MoreI've used several sets of Bluetooth earphones and headphones before, from the twenty dollar pharmacy specials to multi-hundred dollar top brand ones, and these are by far my favorites. I mostly use them to listen to media; voice (podcasts) as well as music.They fit comfortably, they have excellent sound quality, the battery life is amazing, noise canceling works great and the wireless operating range is excellent.The earphones can only be charged in the case but the case has its own battery which will keep you going all day. The case has a USB-C connector for charging from a wall charger; no charger is included but it does come with a short USB A to C cable. The case also charges wirelessly on any QI compatible wireless charger. When the earphone batteries die, it takes just a few minutes in the case to get them charged up enough to put them back in your ears for hours. And you can use and charge each ear bud individually. Putting one ear bud in the case while you keep the other one in your ear won't end your phone call (unless you accidentally touch the button of course) and neither will getting the second bud out of the case while wearing the other.The earbuds can be paired with multiple devices at the same time (leave the case open, put both earbuds in your ears and hold the buttons for a few seconds until you hear a tone to go into pairing mode). I have them paired with my phone, my work computer and my home computer. When you want to switch devices, you sometimes have to tell the currently connected device to disconnect, before you tell another device to connect. You don't have to use pairing to switch from one device to another.When using these earbuds for phone calls, the people on the other side have a much easier time to understand me than with any of my other earbuds.Noise canceling is as good as you can expect. If you jam the earbuds all the way into your ears so no air gets past them, you're completely cut off from your surroundings. But at least in my case, that also increases bone conductivity so I can hear every footstep or other motion in my ears, which is just too annoying. So I usually pull them out just a tiny bit. I'm sure your mileage may vary: everyone's ears are different.When you're in a room with other people and you want to converse with them while wearing these, or when you're in traffic, you can switch to "ambient sound" mode by pushing and holding the button on one of them (buttons are reprogrammable using an app). In ambient sound mode, the earbuds play the sound from the microphones in your ears instead of using them to cancel noise. It makes it so it's almost as if you're not wearing them.I'm very happy with these earbuds, and I'm wearing them more often than I expected, and longer than I expected. They're not cheap, but definitely worth the money.
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Samsung's Galaxy Buds Pro are decent ear buds, but fall just a little short for me. I like them. They're perfectly serviceable and well-made, although they just don't get loud enough through my phone. I really only use ear buds to listen to music while mowing the lawn or to catch up on television shows while on the treadmill. Unfortunately, they just don't do all that well against treadmill and mower motors.I have an older Galaxy phone (the S8) and had no issues connecting the buds to it. The Galaxy Wearable app opened right up, allowing me to set some minor customizations and update the firmware. The manual states that you must have the Wearable app to use the buds, but I was able to connect them to my laptop very easily. I will say that they are much louder ... MoreSamsung's Galaxy Buds Pro are decent ear buds, but fall just a little short for me. I like them. They're perfectly serviceable and well-made, although they just don't get loud enough through my phone. I really only use ear buds to listen to music while mowing the lawn or to catch up on television shows while on the treadmill. Unfortunately, they just don't do all that well against treadmill and mower motors.I have an older Galaxy phone (the S8) and had no issues connecting the buds to it. The Galaxy Wearable app opened right up, allowing me to set some minor customizations and update the firmware. The manual states that you must have the Wearable app to use the buds, but I was able to connect them to my laptop very easily. I will say that they are much louder through my laptop, which sort of negates my treadmill criticism.All of the controls on the buds themselves are used via touch. Tap once to pause and play music or answer a call. Tap twice to advance to the next song, thrice to backtrack. You can also change what a tap does via the Wearable app. Taps can also control volume or adjust the active noise control. I have had some issues with the responsiveness of the touch controls. There is a bit of a delay. When you tap there is a sound indication, but that beep takes just long enough to fool you into thinking your tap wasn't recognized and your song isn't going to pause. So, you'll tap again just as you hear your song pause for a moment and then restart from that second tap. I also have a hard time finding the sweet spot that recognizes the tap. I'll tap twice to advance the song only to have it pause, then tap to restart missing the spot yet again.These ear buds feature active noise cancelling. There are three modes; active noise cancelling on, a.n.c. off, and ambient sound. For the best sound quality, ambient sound is the best choice. Active noise cancelling (both on and off) kind of deadens and muffles the audio. Also, I don't notice much of a difference between having noise cancelling on or off.There are a couple of equalizer presets in the app as well. I think the bass boost option is best as the headphones lack depth when listening to music. I found that playing with my phone's equalizer, along with the one in the Wearable app, enhanced the quality of audio.My favorite thing about the buds is the case. It's nice and small, holds the buds with a magnet and can be charged wirelessly. As for wired charging, the buds do come with a usb cable, but like everything thing else anymore, no plug. Also included are a few different size ear tips, which I still have to experiment with. My left bud kept falling out the other day while I was eating, so I'm sure a different tip will help prevent that... otherwise these may end up being useless for exercise. I don't hold these ear buds at fault for this though, as this has been an issue for me with all ear buds I've ever used.
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Ear Pad Material | Silicone |
| Headphone | Cup Type Closed |
| Headphone Driver Technology | Dynamic |
| Included Accessories | Ear Tips |
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro Sm-r190 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds |
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro SM-R190 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds | Excellent Refurbished
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro SM-R190 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds | Excellent Refurbished
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro (White) SM-R190NZWAASA
Free delivery between 6–8 Oct
When talking in a quiet environment, the other party can hear me perfectly. Outside, however, they are a complete tragedy - my voice can barely be heard, as they mainly capture the background noise... I have also listened to recorded conversations - I really want to scold myself for talking from half a kilometer away from the phone. I don't know what tests you are doing there, but this is inadequate. This is a major functionality...In general, if you plan to have a call in an urban environment, don't buy them until there's info for a fix, because this problem has been around for a long time and it's not just to me. And for the Samsung folks - I've tried with and without the "Ambient sound during calls". Speaking of which, if you want to hear colleagues in the ... MoreWhen talking in a quiet environment, the other party can hear me perfectly. Outside, however, they are a complete tragedy - my voice can barely be heard, as they mainly capture the background noise... I have also listened to recorded conversations - I really want to scold myself for talking from half a kilometer away from the phone. I don't know what tests you are doing there, but this is inadequate. This is a major functionality...In general, if you plan to have a call in an urban environment, don't buy them until there's info for a fix, because this problem has been around for a long time and it's not just to me. And for the Samsung folks - I've tried with and without the "Ambient sound during calls". Speaking of which, if you want to hear colleagues in the office and people on a call, well you know, it won't work.The ambient sound function is also very bad, don't expect to hear as if you were without headphones. In a noisy environment, you will hear everything but people's voices. For example, in the gym, I have to take them off so that I can hear a person talking to me. In general, certain frequencies that you are usually used to hearing and are important to the perception of your surroundings are dulled. If your idea is to listen to music at work and talk to your colleagues simultaneously - well, it won't work. Unless you keep the music to a minimum... and again, don't expect much. I've tried all sorts of settings.Active noise canceling - well, I can't judge with it or without it, the noise is reduced. If I'm not listening to music and it's activated it's as if I didn't play it, even some outside noises are heard more distinctly when I switch it on. So much for active noise cancellation.For music and conversations in a quiet place, the buds are great - but only for that. If you're a total introvert, you'll be happy. For the more communicative - don't take them!
I've used several sets of Bluetooth earphones and headphones before, from the twenty dollar pharmacy specials to multi-hundred dollar top brand ones, and these are by far my favorites. I mostly use them to listen to media; voice (podcasts) as well as music.They fit comfortably, they have excellent sound quality, the battery life is amazing, noise canceling works great and the wireless operating range is excellent.The earphones can only be charged in the case but the case has its own battery which will keep you going all day. The case has a USB-C connector for charging from a wall charger; no charger is included but it does come with a short USB A to C cable. The case also charges wirelessly on any QI compatible wireless charger. When the earphone batteries die, ... MoreI've used several sets of Bluetooth earphones and headphones before, from the twenty dollar pharmacy specials to multi-hundred dollar top brand ones, and these are by far my favorites. I mostly use them to listen to media; voice (podcasts) as well as music.They fit comfortably, they have excellent sound quality, the battery life is amazing, noise canceling works great and the wireless operating range is excellent.The earphones can only be charged in the case but the case has its own battery which will keep you going all day. The case has a USB-C connector for charging from a wall charger; no charger is included but it does come with a short USB A to C cable. The case also charges wirelessly on any QI compatible wireless charger. When the earphone batteries die, it takes just a few minutes in the case to get them charged up enough to put them back in your ears for hours. And you can use and charge each ear bud individually. Putting one ear bud in the case while you keep the other one in your ear won't end your phone call (unless you accidentally touch the button of course) and neither will getting the second bud out of the case while wearing the other.The earbuds can be paired with multiple devices at the same time (leave the case open, put both earbuds in your ears and hold the buttons for a few seconds until you hear a tone to go into pairing mode). I have them paired with my phone, my work computer and my home computer. When you want to switch devices, you sometimes have to tell the currently connected device to disconnect, before you tell another device to connect. You don't have to use pairing to switch from one device to another.When using these earbuds for phone calls, the people on the other side have a much easier time to understand me than with any of my other earbuds.Noise canceling is as good as you can expect. If you jam the earbuds all the way into your ears so no air gets past them, you're completely cut off from your surroundings. But at least in my case, that also increases bone conductivity so I can hear every footstep or other motion in my ears, which is just too annoying. So I usually pull them out just a tiny bit. I'm sure your mileage may vary: everyone's ears are different.When you're in a room with other people and you want to converse with them while wearing these, or when you're in traffic, you can switch to "ambient sound" mode by pushing and holding the button on one of them (buttons are reprogrammable using an app). In ambient sound mode, the earbuds play the sound from the microphones in your ears instead of using them to cancel noise. It makes it so it's almost as if you're not wearing them.I'm very happy with these earbuds, and I'm wearing them more often than I expected, and longer than I expected. They're not cheap, but definitely worth the money.
Samsung's Galaxy Buds Pro are decent ear buds, but fall just a little short for me. I like them. They're perfectly serviceable and well-made, although they just don't get loud enough through my phone. I really only use ear buds to listen to music while mowing the lawn or to catch up on television shows while on the treadmill. Unfortunately, they just don't do all that well against treadmill and mower motors.I have an older Galaxy phone (the S8) and had no issues connecting the buds to it. The Galaxy Wearable app opened right up, allowing me to set some minor customizations and update the firmware. The manual states that you must have the Wearable app to use the buds, but I was able to connect them to my laptop very easily. I will say that they are much louder ... MoreSamsung's Galaxy Buds Pro are decent ear buds, but fall just a little short for me. I like them. They're perfectly serviceable and well-made, although they just don't get loud enough through my phone. I really only use ear buds to listen to music while mowing the lawn or to catch up on television shows while on the treadmill. Unfortunately, they just don't do all that well against treadmill and mower motors.I have an older Galaxy phone (the S8) and had no issues connecting the buds to it. The Galaxy Wearable app opened right up, allowing me to set some minor customizations and update the firmware. The manual states that you must have the Wearable app to use the buds, but I was able to connect them to my laptop very easily. I will say that they are much louder through my laptop, which sort of negates my treadmill criticism.All of the controls on the buds themselves are used via touch. Tap once to pause and play music or answer a call. Tap twice to advance to the next song, thrice to backtrack. You can also change what a tap does via the Wearable app. Taps can also control volume or adjust the active noise control. I have had some issues with the responsiveness of the touch controls. There is a bit of a delay. When you tap there is a sound indication, but that beep takes just long enough to fool you into thinking your tap wasn't recognized and your song isn't going to pause. So, you'll tap again just as you hear your song pause for a moment and then restart from that second tap. I also have a hard time finding the sweet spot that recognizes the tap. I'll tap twice to advance the song only to have it pause, then tap to restart missing the spot yet again.These ear buds feature active noise cancelling. There are three modes; active noise cancelling on, a.n.c. off, and ambient sound. For the best sound quality, ambient sound is the best choice. Active noise cancelling (both on and off) kind of deadens and muffles the audio. Also, I don't notice much of a difference between having noise cancelling on or off.There are a couple of equalizer presets in the app as well. I think the bass boost option is best as the headphones lack depth when listening to music. I found that playing with my phone's equalizer, along with the one in the Wearable app, enhanced the quality of audio.My favorite thing about the buds is the case. It's nice and small, holds the buds with a magnet and can be charged wirelessly. As for wired charging, the buds do come with a usb cable, but like everything thing else anymore, no plug. Also included are a few different size ear tips, which I still have to experiment with. My left bud kept falling out the other day while I was eating, so I'm sure a different tip will help prevent that... otherwise these may end up being useless for exercise. I don't hold these ear buds at fault for this though, as this has been an issue for me with all ear buds I've ever used.
Samsung's desire to create products with sleek, smooth, and an almost "out of this world", futuristic aesthetic has failed them with these earbuds. While they sound just fine, they sit in your (or at least my) ears horribly.The design seem more fitting to one specific style of inner ear that no amount of alternative rubber tips will fix. Trying different sizes made no difference as the left bud had trouble staying in my ear. Anytime I tried eating or exercising with them in, I could feel them slipping out of my ear. I think this is due to the fact they arent designed to stick in your ears paired with the smooth, glossy surface that makes them glide out of your (or again, my) ears even easier.I finally discovered my purchase came with little rubber wing-tips that ... MoreSamsung's desire to create products with sleek, smooth, and an almost "out of this world", futuristic aesthetic has failed them with these earbuds. While they sound just fine, they sit in your (or at least my) ears horribly.The design seem more fitting to one specific style of inner ear that no amount of alternative rubber tips will fix. Trying different sizes made no difference as the left bud had trouble staying in my ear. Anytime I tried eating or exercising with them in, I could feel them slipping out of my ear. I think this is due to the fact they arent designed to stick in your ears paired with the smooth, glossy surface that makes them glide out of your (or again, my) ears even easier.I finally discovered my purchase came with little rubber wing-tips that you could wrap around the buds to give them a far more effective shape to stick in your ears (Bose Quiet Comfort are a good example of this). For about a week it was blissful, not having to constantly readjust or jam the earbuds back in, feeling them digging and aching my inner ears.But then, either due to humidity or wear/stretching of the rubber, the tips became loose and now its an entirely new challenge trying to get them on the Galaxy Buds, and then staying in place as I put them in my ears.The design and innovation is horrible here. I'm sending my complaint to Samsung as well and swapping to Bose.
I had these Buds a few days and already loved the audio these buds produce. I love feeling the sound from tunes, and so far, I'm impressed. Playing songs is a different experience with 360⁰ S O U N D. You can turn your head and feel like it's twinkling at you. The trick to getting that great sound is gentle movements with the Buds. When placing them in your ear, adjust with a slight twist. They fill the ears with sound. I've used the previous Buds plus and would say the sound stage on the pros is far superior. Very impressed with the intelligent voice recognition feature, which lowers the volume when you begin to speak and allows the ambiance around you to be heard clearly. Connection is instant, and you can experience your tunes differently. Been using them for up ... MoreI had these Buds a few days and already loved the audio these buds produce. I love feeling the sound from tunes, and so far, I'm impressed. Playing songs is a different experience with 360⁰ S O U N D. You can turn your head and feel like it's twinkling at you. The trick to getting that great sound is gentle movements with the Buds. When placing them in your ear, adjust with a slight twist. They fill the ears with sound. I've used the previous Buds plus and would say the sound stage on the pros is far superior. Very impressed with the intelligent voice recognition feature, which lowers the volume when you begin to speak and allows the ambiance around you to be heard clearly. Connection is instant, and you can experience your tunes differently. Been using them for up to 2 hours at a time, and they feel very comfortable, and after changing to a larger tip, they give a good seal. I used them outside and feel very comfortable, lightweight, responsive & work well when using them for phone calls. Spotify, YouTube, & gaming all sound brilliant. I haven't needed to use the ANC, but I briefly tried it and thought it helped with the outside noise.
Behold, the lilac ear buds that whisper sweet nothings to you as you turn the sound down on your Audible subscription so you will not wake the passengers with your downloaded erotica. The sensuous words that are crisp and clear; its kin, the booming beat of electronica, swaps places and thumps close to your eardrums. Metal or jazz, the music is crisp and clear. And the bonus? These were refurb!They fit comfortably after I gently attached the silicone adapter pieces that allowed each ear bud to slide into the sheath that is my ear. I oohed and aahed as it synced itself automatically with my laptop before I whipped out my phone in consternation. It was no obstacle as my phone detected my earbuds and raved in ecstasy as it allowed me to listen to music while I gave ... MoreBehold, the lilac ear buds that whisper sweet nothings to you as you turn the sound down on your Audible subscription so you will not wake the passengers with your downloaded erotica. The sensuous words that are crisp and clear; its kin, the booming beat of electronica, swaps places and thumps close to your eardrums. Metal or jazz, the music is crisp and clear. And the bonus? These were refurb!They fit comfortably after I gently attached the silicone adapter pieces that allowed each ear bud to slide into the sheath that is my ear. I oohed and aahed as it synced itself automatically with my laptop before I whipped out my phone in consternation. It was no obstacle as my phone detected my earbuds and raved in ecstasy as it allowed me to listen to music while I gave them a brief test on my device.Behold their glory as they mute background noise, not just for calls, but also for concentration. My noisy toddler was no obstacle while his dad watched him, and I focused on my downtime. The shrieks and squeals of an excited child were no match to the silence I beheld; those sounds diminished so completely that I only heard the din as though my family was across the street as opposed to just being upstairs.Now, I am not a technological pro with these, so I will lay it out plain: these synced easily, sound great, and provide great noise canceling. Unfortunately, I did not try these with my phone during a call so I cannot attest to the microphone durability. Charging is a breeze and battery life is good.If you want more specific details, I recommend other reviews or consulting technical guides. As a mom who desperately seeks quiet time and got these as a belated present, I am more than satisfied with my purchase.
I had the original Galaxy Buds and I absolutely loved them. Everything about them was great. I used them so much at the gym though that eventually the microphone stopped working from the sweat, and I couldn't make phone calls with them which was a problem since my job sometimes requires me to jump in a zoom call when I am not in front of my computer. I got a lot of use out of them so I was more than happy to purchase the newer version. Unfortunately, these newer versions are completely unusable.I don't understand how a company like Samsung, after knocking it out of the park with their 1st model, can release something this god awful. Sure the audio quality is fine and the features are all good, but none of that matters when the earbuds are falling out of your ears ... MoreI had the original Galaxy Buds and I absolutely loved them. Everything about them was great. I used them so much at the gym though that eventually the microphone stopped working from the sweat, and I couldn't make phone calls with them which was a problem since my job sometimes requires me to jump in a zoom call when I am not in front of my computer. I got a lot of use out of them so I was more than happy to purchase the newer version. Unfortunately, these newer versions are completely unusable.I don't understand how a company like Samsung, after knocking it out of the park with their 1st model, can release something this god awful. Sure the audio quality is fine and the features are all good, but none of that matters when the earbuds are falling out of your ears literally at least once a minute. I have not only tried all 3 of the sized tips it comes with, but I have actually purchased 3rd party tips that were supposed to address this issue but they did not help. I've tried putting them in my ears different ways, nothing helps. I really wish I could just trade these in for a new pair of the original Buds.Also just to be clear, my wife also bought a pair and she had the exact same problem that I did. Just in case you don't believe me. You can simply just click this reddit link and see pages and pages and pages of people asking for help with this issue.https://www.reddit.com/r/galaxybuds/search/?q=falling%20outDO NOT BUY.
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Ear Pad Material | Silicone |
| Headphone | Cup Type Closed |
| Headphone Driver Technology | Dynamic |
| Included Accessories | Ear Tips |