Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound quality is great. There are two improvements that would help me personally. First, when adjusting them to securely fit in my ears I always either cause the noise cancelling setting to change or I cause the music to play/ stop playing. So maybe a slight change to the ergonomics would be helpful. Second, Even with the largest ear-tips they fall out of my ears.

Galaxy Buds Pro are a great addition to your collection. Sound quality is great and I have had no problems with fit. They stay in and are comfortable even when working out. The ambient sound control is to my liking. I have both these and Apples AirPods. The AirPods probably are slightly better but I prefer the Buds Pro plus I don’t like how apple hangs out of your ears.

The sound quality is top notch, and exactly what I'd expect from higher end ear buds. The biggest thing I enjoy about these is that they were super clever with the design on the rubber/silicone part, and they put a screen on the inside of them. My ears are gross, and no matter how often I clean them, there is always bits of ear wax/junk that gets in, and my last pair actually got partially clogged because of this. I haven't used them on a plane yet, but in an above average noise level office, the noise cancellation has been great. Definitely recommend!

These work really well and are very useful. They are more useful than I thought that they would be, but they were also more expensive than I think they should be. The sound quality and noise cancelling are good, The most annoying thing is they can occasionally fall out randomly and can be difficult to find; that is scary considering how expensive they were.

Best head phones I've had. Super clear sound quality. Great battery life. Stays in my ear no matter what I'm doing and I never have connectivity issues.

No doubt that they work great but the unit i purchased was defective ( constantly disconnecting ) and was returned and exchanged for a new set ... The new set has been working just fine without any problem at the moment.... The buds are large and feel at times like there falling out... just make sure to turn on the (block touches !) otherwise you might switch between functions and mute yourself during a call and not even realize it tell the other caller hangs up on you...lol The settings are a bit frustrating to use but once you get the hang of it becomes easier,

Here is the good... I am using these exclusively with my Note 9 and have been very happy with them. They have good battery life when paired with the case's charge. The sound is great for audio books and music alike. Call quality has been good so far and no one has complained that they could not hear me. Now for the not so good... The controls are a bit sensitive and can be activated by a brush of the arm or when adjusting the fit. For me even the largest of the ear pieces is a bit looser then I would like and the bud has slipped out at times. The last thing is that the controls are a bit limited. This is due to the compact design and only having tap, double tap and long tap as available controls, it gets the job done but it less them I am used to in other headsets. Overall, these are great ear buds and I would recommend then to other Samsung users.

Read all the reviews on ear buds. A new version is out but at half the price of the new one thought I would try these out. I am very happy with them. Have small ears and they fit perfectly. Extremely comfortable and do not fall out. I use them at the gym and had no problems. Sound is very clear and no one has realized it wasn't my phone I was on until I mentioned it was the buds. They all said nice and clear and no type of feedback.

They are just as expected as I have purchased each version since they came out but I do wish the software from the first was kept. The first pairs allowed you to tap, double tap, and hold the bud and you could customize 3 options on each bud instead of just on 1 bud.

The buds are small and (if you got black as I did)very easy to misplace.. thereby losing one... Just days after purchasing. But hey, that's only my fault and isn't considered a negative in this review. Sound quality, batter life and build quality are A1. I use a Samsung phone and have used for past 6 phones. So the major downside is that are only android compatible. Just as I get on to apple about only allowing apple phone users to receive full benefits from a 200 dollar set of buds. I like them but overall I prefer the powerbeats pro, as they are superior in each category(in my opinion). Step your game up Samsung or you may lose a longtime, loyal customer. Maybe I'll switch to an apple, so I can get the full eexerience.

Best buds I've ever owned. The nose cancelling works great, the bass is loud and the sound is clear, and the battery life is better than I expected.

Good sound quality, very stylish design, comfortable in the ear.

Great sound and comfort. Easy to connect and use. I've used these and the Bud Lives. Both are great.

Great sound quality. ANC works well, but of course does not cancel out 100% but would say about 85-90%. Ambient sound works very well. When pairing the earphones to the wearable app, you can alter the soft touch of the earphone and different settings which is helpful. In the box comes three different silicone ear pieces to help fit right, even with the large they do slightly move especially when moving the ears or such, but otherwise stay in place well.

Great sound and functionality but they don't stay in your ear well. I ended up losing these on a Delta flight and they never were found. I must have put them in the seat back pocket. Regardless, I liked the carrying case was also a charger. The only issue I had was the fact that they were not very tight in my ear even after changing the rubber covers.

This is not a review of the Pro Buds vs brand X. In the BB store in my area, your top of line choice is Pro Buds vs Jabra 85t, which I did not buy and did not try. But, that may be a good thing as depending on you music source, it may take several hours to appreciate the Pro Buds sound quality. I have recently been griping about the quality of the sound from my wired Klipsch Buds with my new phone. Swore they sounded better on my old phone. In hindsight, I remember that I was listening to my own recorded mp3's versus now listening to Amazon's standard streaming service. A comparison of Amazon to an actual CD reveals a remarkable difference. An actual CD will demonstrate an incredible amount of clarity that Amazon will not. With Amazon, I need to run Samsung's base boost setting to get the king of response from a CD with no EQ. So, I guess that seals the deal that these are quality buds. However, all is not perfect. I think the bottom line is that man was not made to listen to sounds with something jammed in your ear. Hence, I find that the sound of drums to be off regardless of source. I guess my head isn't tuned properly.

I really like the features these earphone have. Noise cancelling and ambient sounds are very useful for different settings. I sing a lot while listening to music so I don't use the feature that lowers the volume when talking very much. The sound is really good, and I'm happy for it. However, my biggest issue with these (and other in-ear earphones) is that with my small ears and ear canal, they don't fit snuggly in my ear, even when using the smallest tips. It can become painful or uncomfortable having them in. I'm constantly having to push or twist them back in and the loose fit diminishes the quality of the sound. With the hefty cost, I'm always concerned they're going to fall out and get lost. If I'm laughing or bending, I have to pay attention to or hold them so they don't fall out. For this reason, I would never run or do any rigorous activities with them in. I wish they were a bit smaller or that they made a line for people with smaller ears. I've only ever found one set of earphones that are inner-ear and fit snuggly in my ear.

Very comfortable and excellent quality and sound. Good battery life and you can use either the left or right earbud to talk or listen to music.

Great upgrade to my previous galaxy buds which had problems with mic during calls. The call quality is great and the music experience is even better. Only downside is that it doesn't seem to fit perfectly to your ears. Esp. If you're working out or running with it. They tend to fall after a while. Might be different with different people.

The sound itself is normal but the ambient sound option is great when out running (can still hear approaching cars) or at work. My buds do tend to pop out of my ears a little if I'm chewing something or smiling. If they included different sized or shaped ear piece other than the ones it comes with then that would probably fix the problem.