These are great. They are comfortable and have a good charge. I use one at a time so I never have to go without. The only issue I have had is a bit unique: when I turn my car on, the bluetooth pairs with the car but if I remove my earbud, open the case to put the earbud in, the technology prioritizes my earbud as the "newest" device to connect to and disconnects from my car. After I have inserted the earbud and closed the case, the technology is smart enough to reconnect to the car, but it generally has interrupted the play and requires that I restart whatever I was listening to. Other than that, I never get ear fatigue which I used to on old earbuds. Connecting across multiple laptops and phone works really well. Low profile so I can get away with wearing at some jobs. Works with a lot of interference, I can wear through two walls and operate a microwave and there is no interference. Jogging for an hour, no issues.

These earbuds fit perfectly in the ear and stay in place even during workouts. The sound quality is clear with strong bass and crisp highs, and the noise cancellation works surprisingly well for the price. Battery life is great—I can go days without needing a recharge. They also pair instantly with my Samsung phone, and the touch controls are smooth and responsive. Overall, an amazing value and very comfortable for long use.

I’ve purchased multiple pairs of the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE, and overall I think they offer really solid value for the price. They’re one of the more affordable options in Samsung’s lineup, yet they still deliver clear sound, decent bass, and a comfortable fit that works well for everyday use. That said, the buds aren’t without issues. I’ve noticed occasional connectivity hiccups — sometimes one earbud drops out briefly or takes a moment to reconnect when switching between devices. It’s not a constant problem, but it does happen often enough to be noticeable. Even with those quirks, I’d still say the Galaxy Buds FE are worth it for what you pay. They give you most of the features you’d want in wireless earbuds without breaking the bank, and I’m satisfied overall with the performance relative to the price point.

These work great. Ambient sound works well, i can wear them while im working and still hear my co workers without any issue. Touch for pause is great. I use the noise cancelling when I mow and it gets through 3 or 4 hours now problem on a full charge, and i can barely hear the mower. Would recommend

I got these on sale for around 50-60 bucks. I had the original pair of galaxy buds, and while they did have some connection issues, they sounded decent enough and were very comfortable to wear. For better or worse, the Galaxy Buds FE continue that tradition. They sound pretty good (not as good as my in ears or my AirPods Pro 2, but very good for the 50$ I paid). The Active Noise Cancellation is surprisingly not terrible - it's actually not even that bad. The comfort of these earbuds is vey nice. Galaxy just seem to really have a handle on how to design comfortable ear buds. The only issue I had again with these that I've had with other Galaxy buds is connection issues. I've used them on iPhones/Galaxy Phones/my PC/my Mac/my Apple Watch. They are fine for a bit and then they start getting out of sync with one another. It's a problem I've literally never had on my Airpods from the very first generation (unless of course you are outside your house and pushing the range of the AirPods). If you are just sitting and reading and not doing much, the connection is fairly stable. The minute you start walking around is when the connection gets a bit dicey. It's really a shame because other than that I really like these headphones. My one other nitpick is the lack of wireless charging. Ive found that I generally wireless charge my earbuds. Even the first gen Galaxy Buds had wireless charging. Like a watch, it's just a very convenient way to charge ear buds. They don't take long and you don't have to worry about looking for cables (especially with many phones supporting reverse wireless charging). With earbuds, I think wireless charging is pretty important. Of course if you don't wireless charge to begin with, this is a non issue. I would recommend these if they are on sale. I wouldn't pay 100$ for these, but if you could pick these up for under 75$, I think you will be relatively happy with your purchase. If you intend to use these to work out, I wouldn't purchase these. The connection just isn't stable enough on a phone or a galaxy watch/apple watch (ive tried both). It will drive you nuts during your workout.