Customer Ratings & Reviews

Absolutely amazing for performance. Sound is great. Downside is I got an allergic reaction from the new materials they use for the earbuds. Clear liquid came from both ears and would crust. The fit is worse than the galaxy buds that had wings.

Love these! They fit comfortably in my ears. Great sound quality and ANC works well. The voice detect could be a little better but overall great product. This goes great with my Galaxy S21 phone.

Overall, the sound is a lot better then the other galaxy buds. I haven't had any problems with them coming out of my ear. They are comfortable to wear. The bass is crisp. The only problem I have is it is hit or miss with the touch controls. The controls are finicky

Fits very comfortably, good for long usage does not cause discomfort. Sound quality is phenomenal. Aswell as the water resistance protects the buds in amy weather

the best sound, well made, comfortable. The Wear app is very complete and easy to use. Highly recommended this product.

I was a little skeptical at first with these as most earbuds do not fit my ears, but i have had these in for 2 hours now and after a few adjustments they fit pretty snug in my ears. As for sound quality i nearly jumped out of my seat in excitement, i have never experienced sound quality quiet like this! They pick up every beat, including the smallest of background noise in music, i really wish i could describe this sensation other than euphoric. As i also said i have had these in for 2 hours maybe more and i have noticed the comfort as well, my ears hurt with most ear buds after about 30 minutes, i have yet to feel any discomfort or stuffyness. The App offers some useful features for ambient and noice cancellation as well as a nice equalizer, i listen to pretty heavy music and i find the dynamic setting perfect. Overall i gives these a 5/5 really exceeded my expectations and worth the money.

They are pretty god the only thing that I don’t like is that you can’t have both if you wanna sleep with them, now on I have like almost 2 years with them

Excellent product, comfortable, the sound is fantastic, along with its active noise cancellation

These have been great, like the fit and sound quality

These things are awesome. The sound is good mids and highs are spot on the bass is good, i like alot of bass and these are ok but i dont expect the quality of a 12in sub in a tiny ear bud so for how small these things are the bass is great. They come with small, medium and large rubber pieces you can use for your ear. As long as you have the right piece of rubber for your ear in and you put the bud in the way its suppose to they wont fall out ive tested this at work and I'm a locomotive mechanic for a railroad so if they stay in there doing what i do then they will work for you

These True Wireless Earbuds are a bit of a disappointment, they do connect easily, the fit isnt great at all in my ears and I have tried the other tips included, sound isn't bad, noise canceling works well, battery life is actually decent, but compared to the Sony WF-1000XM3 Earbuds, these are inferior.

Love it bit there are little big for me. Buy worth

Best buy has best service, management & quality products. Staff including technical are excellent and knowledgeable.

Purchased these for my girlfriend and tested them out beforehand. The noise cancelling works pretty well and the audio quality definitely meets my standards of Samsung. The Bluetooth response is relatively fast and the smart touch is great. Overall a great purchase and worth the heavy price.

The Samsung Galaxy Pro True Wireless Earbuds in my opinion are the best wireless ear buds that you can buy today. The design of these earbuds is much different than one of the major competitors on the market however this design leads to a much better secure fit in the ear. In the box you will find the earbuds in the charging case a USB C charging cable and 3 different size earbuds that allow you to find the optimal fit. It is definitely important for you to get these to fit properly so that you can truly experience the brilliance of the active noise cancelling and Ambient sound features. You can only access these advanced features if your are using an Android phone that is currently running Android 7 or higher and has 1.5 gb of RAM.

It's been 3 years since I bought these and still outperform many new earphones in the market.

I love these headphones. I use headphones all the time when working out when doing yard work and when working. When i am working out and doing yard work i sweat alot and i have burned through othe headphones like crazy. But these ones do really good. Havnt had a problem with them yet. I alos really like that you can switch between ambient noise and then noise canceling. Makes it great for whatever and wherever i am at.

The noise cancelling is amazing. I use them all the time. Download the app and you can customize your sound setting.

There are tons of wireless earbuds on the market now, so it takes quite a bit to stand out and convince you to give away your dollars, especially in the $200 range and higher. The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro retail for just about that price, and give you quite a bit for it. They come packaged well, in a sturdy charging case with a short USB-C charging cable, and small/medium/large silicone cups for the ear pieces (medium are pre-installed on them). My box was actually missing guides or instructions, but you can find them easily on the Samsung support site as downloads. The Buds Pro are attractive, looking like slick, giant “beans”. They fit easily in the ear with the right sized tip. They generally stay in place, though I think if I were jogging or running they might need to be pushed back in occasionally to secure the fit. Shaking my head easily, they stayed in, but a couple of times one would pop out if I got carried away. They connect to your Android phone (they don’t play well with iPhones, sorry) via Bluetooth by opening the case to pair them to your phone via the “Galaxy Wearable” app you download beforehand. The app discovers the buds, pairs them to your phone, and gives you access to many adjustments for things like two levels of active noise canceling, six preset equalizer sound adjustments (Normal, Bass Boost, Soft, Dynamic, Clear, and Treble Boost), balance, and more, including a “find my earbuds” feature that causes them to beep when lost to help you find them. I tested these out on two phones including a more entry-level Samsung Galaxy A21, and a Google Pixel 4a 5G mid-range model. Pairing went smoothly on both phones, and so far, the connections remain consistent, even if I move to another room with just one hiccup on the Galaxy A21 where once I did lose the connection after moving about 15 or so feet away from the phone. The Pixel had no issues even up to around 30 feet. Sound is very good and clear, and since you can choose from the equalizer presets, you can make slight tweaks to it to enhance whatever specific type of music you’re listening to. I hear no distortions at all normal levels of music, though if you crank it up to nearly the highest levels you hear some (most people will not use this high of a level though). You can control how you move through your songs via single, double, and triple taps as well as a touch-and-hold action on the side of a bud. Phone calls are very clear in terms of my hearing the person on the other end. In terms of the other person, they tell me overall I’m clear. Double-tapping on a bud answers or ends a call, or switches between two – in theory. I found the tap gestures to be a bit glitchy with calls. They seem to work perfectly when controlling music, but when answering/ending calls, you have to double-tap very precisely and timed just right to get them to do it. I missed a few calls when the buds would not answer as they should, and it took practice to get the right spot and timing in-between taps to get the answer/end bit to work consistently. In terms of comfort, I’d give these a pretty good rating – though I’ve worn some that were more comfortable and some that were much less so, too; middle ground, here. I don’t think I could wear these all day unfortunately, though for up to a couple of hours or so at a time they were ok. Battery life is ok but not stellar. The advertised amount is close to 5 hours. I average around 4 ½ hours, but that was also using the noise cancelling function on high during much of the time, which will use the battery up a little faster. Of course, you can always pop them into their charger case to top them off as needed, too (up to 5 times before the case needs charging). The case does not have a series of 4-5 lights to let you know how much charge it has, though. Just a green or red light to get you know it’s power status. The app will let you know how much the buds themselves are charged. So… are the Galaxy Buds Pro with the price? They’re a little less costly than some other very popular ones on the market right now, but a little more so than others. My gripes with them are the battery life, the tapping glitches for calls, and the comfort level in your ears after a couple of hours – all of which I’d like to see improved on. But the sound and app options are very good, call quality is good enough (once connected), and they look good as well. If they are within your budget and you’re aware of the few blips they have and can live with them, I would still recommend them, but with reservations depending on your needs.

I am a sucker for sleek packaging and silky-smooth product design. Samsung has not disappointed in that regard. HOWEVER, I have been extremely disappointed with the battery life of these ear buds. That has been underwhelming in a drastic way. After about nine months in, I noticed that the battery was diminished after about three (3) hours of being in my ear, unused. They should last most of the day with occasional phone conversations, but they don't. I have also been disappointed by the erratic Bluetooth connectivity. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy s22 plus. Because they are both Samsung devices, they should seamlessly connect with no effort or uncertainty, but they don't. Phone connections are dropped at the beginning of or in the middle of a call. This can be frustrating. The charging case needs daily charging. If possible, I would replace these with a different ear device. Possibly something made more special for phone usage.