The sound was surprisingly good/acceptable when used inside and out and calls were also OK (was advised could hear background noise but voice could still be heard). Also liked the fact they are contained inside the ear shell and so don’t knock on earrings.

Unfortunately they would not stay in my ears, even with the smallest earpiece
(may not be an issue for everyone as I have small ears) which for me, is no good for gym and everyday use and they also hurt my ears after a time.

For these reasons, I have to return them.

TLDR if you’ve got a Samsung smartphone, the cash to spare, and want something with more features and smarter integration than budget earphones I think these are a good buy. Sound quality is great for earbuds.

I bought these off the back of many years of using another popular budget to mid range brand. These were significantly more expensive than what I usually get but I wanted to try something different and which hopefully lasts longer. These have really nice integration with my phone and a bunch of extra features. I’m particularly fond of the pass through mode which is very clear indoors and on occasion the amplified pass through setting when I’m out walking in a quiet spot and I pause the music and I want to hear what’s going on around me without touching my earphones or obviously looking around. This brings me round to the only criticism I have which is although the fit test was a really nice feature I sometimes find them slipping out of position and if I push them back in I activate the play/pause touch function which cannot be remapped. It would be nice to be able to map play/pause to a double tap but sadly you can’t do that in the app. Also the noise cancelling and pass through modes only work when you have both earphones in, and personally I tend to prefer only one earphone at a time. I’m still getting used to only gripping them at the very edges and that I don’t need to pause first when taking them out as they will usually auto pause when they detect they are not in your ear. Voice detect is nice on paper but I’m not sure it works well enough for me as I’m typically softly spoken. It seems to lower the volume based on how loud you are talking, but for me it can end up in an awkward middle ground if I’m listening to something and start talking to someone then I can’t properly hear what the other person is saying and whatever I’m listening to just becomes annoying and I’m aware I’m missing it, so I usually just end up pausing it anyway. If I speak loudly initially it will effectively mute whatever I had been listening to, which is good, but when I start talking softly again the whole exchange just comes across like I was angry at being interrupted or something. In fairness though it is very handy when I’m doing washing up not having to touch my ears. Lastly the battery life is really good, about what I have come to expect from other earphones where on the rare occasions that I have used them for extended periods I seem to get roughly 5 to 6 hours on one earphone at a medium volume (as in I can still clearly hear everything going on around me) and I charge the case maybe once or twice per week. Which while I’m on the subject the case light will shine green, yellow or red depending on how much is left in the battery, which I thought was nice. And the case seems sturdy so hopefully the top won’t break off this one!

Overall I think these are great so far and I would buy them again if I was looking to spend a bit more money on something good.

Music to my ears when ever they are fully charged. Voice calls/video calls/films and of course music! Brilliant for them daily usage. A big thumbs up from me

I was looking for a good pair of earbuds for a while and had after going through a lot of videos and reviews I decided to go with these. In retrospect it should have been an easier choice as I already use a Samsung phone and watch.

The sound quality is simply amazing. Keep in mind though these are not wired headphones. The app on the phone let’s you really customise it and integrates well with other devices, apps and features.

With ANC the battery lasts around 4.5 hour which is good enough for me. While the bass isn’t extremely good, it is really up there. Using it with YouTube music (Dolby On) really gives you a better music experience.

There are lots of features like 360 sound, voice detect etc., which may not work with non galaxy phones.

So if you have a Samsung Phone, then this is undoubtedly the best earbuds for you.

I have always gone with Samsung products.
These are great to put in your ear. Very comfy and good sounds to the ear for the price.

Easy to set up and use. No real testing times ahead for you. Things are better if you do go with Samsung products. However, saying that, they do work with other brands.

Tried to go to the website to claim money back, as mentioned on the vendor’s page, but the site/page does not exist…Not the end of the world.

After 15yrs of trying, and hating, in-ear wireless earphones, I had resigned myself to the fact I simply have ears that don’t like earbuds. I have relied exclusively on my excellent Sony ZX770 headphones.

Recently though, I started to contemplate the Apple EarPods, not least as most friends who bought them sounded like an infomercial they were so excited about them.

After reading a few reviews & comparisons with the latest Buds Pro 2, I thought I would give Samsung a final chance (I’d previously owned, and returned, an older incarnation of the Galaxy earbuds).

Whatever they’ve done in the design department, these now fit my ears. They have a software test that uses mic feedback to confirm if you have a good fit / seal or should swap the rubber tips to a bigger size.

They sound excellent. They are light, super-comfortable, charge fast. Their case is very compact. The software is very intuitive.

The ambient noise feature is simply excellent and the ability to program each touch button differently is more useful than you would ever think. In fact the ambient / noise-cancelling mode is so good that you can adjust it to amplify one ear more than the other if you’re hard of hearing (disclaimer: OF COURSE they cannot offer the same frequency profile amplification that a dedicated hearing aid offers).

The auto-detect switch to ambient is a nice touch.

Good sound quality battery life really good noise cancellation good to really good

The packaging of the product feels very premium and the material used for the case especially feels extremely polished and I definitely prefer the look to the AirPods case(s)

One thing I will also say is that the shape is very easy to fit the ear and the entire process feels seamless, I prefer that there is no stem as It feels like the product has a better design and for those who are unaware, these earbuds have an extremely high water resistance rating which allows me to wear these whilst in the shower.

The audio quality is even better than I expected, Samsung owns the company responsible for determining the universally best EQ and it’s very clear within this product as the sound is incredible for earbuds. not too much base but also great clarity within the audio.

I cannot comment on the interface since I don’t have the app due to being an iPhone user, this means that I have no access to all of the configurations that the software provides however I don’t really feel as though I need it. Noise Cancellation is automatically enabled whenever the earphones are initially turned on and in order to toggle transparency mode it is a simple hold of one of the earbuds whilst it’s in your ear.

I used to own Sony XM4 headphones which had ridiculously great noise cancelling but sold them due to wanting the money back, I found that these earphones whilst (obviously) being less potent in noise cancellation, they still block out a lot of noise especially the low frequency noises such as a fan or humming etc. voices are also quite drastically muffled.

I will say though that the noise cancellation is far from perfect and you may be underwhelmed if you were under the impression that these would be able to provide noise cancelling on par with actual ANC headphones. particularly when it comes to higher frequencies such as a shower etc.

I am overall extremely happy with the comfort of these earbuds and didn’t even think that earphones could be this comfortable. If you’re looking for quality earphones with good noise cancelling and a great EQ then I’d have to recommend these.

I will say however that if you aren’t too bothered with the 15% larger size of the buds2 pro’s predecessor (i.e., the buds pro), and don’t want better water resistance nor are you bothered too much about noise cancellation, i’d probably suggest you get the older version as as far as I can tell, those are the main differences other than more options i’m the app for the newer earbuds (which I don’t even have access to regardless)

Theses ear Buds are great. And they do what they say in the literature provided online

I have bought many buds and in-ear earphones over the last few years including Apple AirPods Pro, Galaxy Buds Plus, Galaxy Buds 2, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Huawei Freebuds, and Sony WF1000-MX3 – which are the top buds in the market.

Out of all of them, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro is the best easily. It has a compact shape and small charging box, it has a very comfortable and good fit, it has a very good active noise cancellation that is better than Apple AirPods Pro, and also the overall sound quality is better than Apple’s offering. The Sony buds have connection issues and suffers from lack of energy efficiency.

I would highly recommend these buds, whether you use an Android or an iPhone. I use these buds with a Samsung S22 Ultra, and the sound quality is just amazing.

I don’t know why some people gave lower marks in their reviews, but my guess is they have not explored the full functionality and they didn’t use the right size ear tips to get a good seal.

This is definitively at least a 4.5/5 product. Don’t waste your time and money on other buds. Until something better is in the market, this is the one to go with.

Need to get use to how to put these in my ears, but I guess this will be a minor adjustment period. Still getting use to the matte finish instead of the high gloss from the Buds Pro. The case is exactly the same size as the Pro, and fits in the polycarbonate case I had.

For such a smaller and lighter device, it certainly packs a punch. Setting the audio EQ to Bass Boost, and using custom EQ settings in my audio app, I have fine tuned these to push a little bit more bass. And its definitely more punchier when you enable active noise cancelling.