Review : 2019 Samsung Buds truly wireless ear buds

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Review : 2019 Samsung Buds truly wireless ear buds video duration 7 Minute(s) 45 Second(s), published by Erin Lawrence on 24 03 2019 - 22:44:17.

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If you haven’t guessed yet, we’re talking about headphones and ear buds. These tiny pieces of technology have become crucial for daily life. Unfortunately, like most necessities, they can get expensive if you buy a quality pair, which is why it’s so important to make a wise choice when it comes to purchasing your next headphones or ear buds.

If you’ve been considering Samsung’s Galaxy Buds, here’s everything you need to know before you click ‘Add to Cart.’

Review: Samsung Buds

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds are the next generation of ear buds, offering users a seamless, wireless connection (no more tangled earphones in the bottom of your purse or pocket). Samsung promises great sound, and a comfortable design that means they should fit just about every ear with ease, and comfort— enough to wear all day long.

The buds come in their own, small, pocket-sized carrying case, which not only gives you access to your buds any time you want to use them, but also charges them on the go. Totally easy, right?

Setting up and pairing Samsung Buds

The great thing about Samsung Galaxy Buds, and what makes them so unique, is their ease of connectivity. You just have to open the Galaxy Buds case near your Samsung phone or tablet (I tested these with the new Samsung Galaxy S10+ (read the review of that soon) and they instantly pair up (Yay!), so you can start listening to your audio of choice faster and easier. Worth noting, however, that the connection pop-up window only appears on Samsung mobile devices running Android 7.1.1 or larger; you’ll also need to download the Wear app.

Though the Buds are supposed to instantly recognize and connect to my Galaxy S10+, they didn’t and I had to go into the Bluetooth menu to manually link them. I later saw they needed a software update, so perhaps that was why.

Fortunately, you can use these with just about any smartphone. I also tested them on my Apple iPhone XS Max and they paired instantly with that too.
First off, I love the looks of these earbuds. One of the best features of these is the sound isolation; the tight fit blocks noise from bleeding in, making for a better listening experience. They also have Ambient mode.

Special Features: Ambient Aware

Of course, not every time you’re listening to your favorite tunes out and about do you completely want to block out the world. Sometimes that’s just not a good idea if you’re crossing the street or walking near traffic, waiting for your flight to be called, or in a social environment where you’d like to hear if someone shouts your name.

The phone call quality is good on both ends. It’s easy to hear the person on the other end, and they said I sounded clear and easy to understand.

Special Features: Audio Notifications

Samsung Buds will send you audio alerts via the buds for a whole host of apps. You can choose which ones you want during set up, including calls, alarms, emails, Instagram and plenty more.

Touchpad controls

Tap the right ear bud to play or pause a track
Double tap to skip or answer or end a call
Triple tap to skip backwards
Touch and hold to decline a call. You can aslo set this feature to do what YOU want it to do.

Sound quality of Samsung Buds

Once connected, the Galaxy Buds provide audio from AKG, with a wide range of sound and plenty of bass.

The bass is actually pretty good, as is the overall sound, though it can dip into sounding a bit … thin with some music. Initially I felt like these Buds seemed to be missing that richness and resonance that other headphones can provide, but after spending some more time with them, I fee like they sound is quite good and will be just great for most folks.

When I tested them with the iPhone, I found I needed to have the volume on 75% just to get a decent basic volume level. With these I was surprisingly able to crank them to 100% and it was totally bearable with (also good to note) no distortion.

One of the biggest problems with truly wireless earbuds is often that they experience a lag when watching videos.

With the Galaxy S10+, there was no lag whatsoever.

I also tried watching YouTube with the iPhone, and here there was a slightly noticeable split second lag. In this case it wasn’t so noticeable that it would drive me mad, but it was there. I’ve definitely seen headphones that have it way worse.

You can purchase the Samsung Galaxy Buds in white, black or yellow, for $199CAD.