Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got this since I was to fly overseas for school. I liked the time you got with them and a case to charge them with. They are so small, people talk to me not realizing I have them in. Sound is amazing as well.

I love these earbuds they work great. I have two other versions of the Samsung earbuds and I feel that they get better with each version. Plus they are the color red.

The sound you get out of these wireless buds are amazing if only they can stay in your ear. I have went through all the extra buds they give you and I still feel as though a size is missing for my ear. Besides that these are definitely worth the price.

Good earbuds for music and using phone. But the two best important features. Cant hear anything on the outside. Ambiance allows you to hear anything on the outside. Works great for iPhones.

Wanted to see what all the hype was over these headphones. App is good. Works well with my Samsung phone..it does fall out Occasionally, takes some time to get used to being in the ear. You get used to the pressure of being in.

I would love to rate these much better, especially because of the expense, but they are just "OK" for my purposes. I'll try to explain without being too long-winded. A year before this purchase I bought a pair of Raycon E55s. There are many things I like about the Raycons. These two earbud samples have more in common than not but neither is the clear winner in comparison, at least for me. Let's compare. The Raycons have much better sound quality. They do not have any sort of EQ, as the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ do, but it really isn't necessary. The EQ for the Buds+ really only takes you from one "tinny" sound to one that is slightly "tinny". With all the engineering I suspect Samsung has at its disposal I believe they really missed out on this opportunity. The Buds+ use a touch capacitive pad for "on-earbud" functions. The Raycons use a button that is pressed. I found the Buds+ to be too sensitive than the positive "press" of the Raycon buttons. The result of this became very clear when dealing with fitment and "staying power". Both earbuds fit in a similar way. The tension created by the silicone tip holds the bud in place. The Buds+ does have a "wing" that is supposed to help hold it in place. The problem is that both earbuds will "walk out" of your ear during normal and simple gym activities. I'm not talking about running or playing any court sports, just weight machine use. It appears the light sweating that the body produces during these activities, along with ear canal changes that occur during head movements, is enough to begin the dislodgement process. If you're not paying close attention, you'll be picking one up from the floor soon. And this circles back to the touch sensitivity issue of the Buds+. To prevent the inevitable "drop out" you must contine to verify the fit of both brands of earbuds. With the Raycons it's simply a touch and security check. With the Buds+, if the touch pads are not turned off, which is an option, then the touch to verify security may just as well turn off or silience them...sorta depends on what you are listening to. Certainly not a deal breaker but it is a consideration. Now here is where the Buds+ really shines...the battery life. Whereas the Raycons last in the neighborhood of 4-6 hours, the Buds+ advertise around 11 hours. This is a huge issue for all day service. I don't think I've seen anyone else advertise longer run times without some sort of quick recharge. Two other Buds+ advantages are the ambient sound function and the phone call use. Now both brands can be used to hear phone calls but the Raycons do not work as a microphone, so you have to use your phone mic to talk. The Buds+ work very well both as a speaker and microphone, at least in all of my experiences thus far (two months). So there you have it. Samsung has done well with the Buds+ regarding battery and during phone use. They did not perform well regarding sound quality, and I'm talking music here, not phone use (which has been great so far). And Samsung has not done any better than competitors as it relates to making sure the earbuds remain in place. I hope this helps.

These are really good buds. They fit well (they do come with several sets of ear covers so pick the right size). You can use your samsung phone to change settings . They pair up with no trouble for both Samsung products and for my Kindle.

Was tricky at first to sync with multiple items. Turn off everything connected including your phone and only have on the one item and they sync great. Super comfortable and easy tap to answer and change tracks.

If you are looking for a decent sound ( rich mids and highs but laking lows and bass), probably this is the best wireless buds in the market. For the money that you have been paying, the sound is not bad

Sounds amazing! Long battery life! And works great with my iPhone. Absolutely no complaints from me. Just download the Samsung buds app and go. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

Work great with Samsung Galaxy phone. Have had minor issues with loosening connection between the two ear buds. Required me to put back in the case so I could reestablish connection. Sound is good but lacks the power and base while listening to music.

Had them for two months. The sound compared to my beats wireless is better. Sound cancelling is great. Use them for my work outs all the time. I get compliments on them all the time. Very pleased so far.

These buds have great sound and device compatibility. Also very comfortable and really love how I could slide the case in a coun purse or pocket to carry with me while out and about. Very pleased with is product

I bought these for my girlfriend because she has been working from home and using headphones with wires. She loves these so much better. They block out background noise and the audio/microphone is very clear.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds+. You can use in 1 ear or 2. Music sounds premium. Does not have noise cancelation, but really the best buds in the samsung family. Always buy on sale.

I asked santa (the wife) for these at Christmas and that is what she gave me. This is my first set of true wireless ear buds. I am very happy with them, I find myself using earbuds far more now that I have a set that do not have wires connecting the ear pieces. Audio quality is decent, mic quality is decent as well. In a windy environment the mics get fairly noisy and there is no noticeable mic filtering that I can tell. I did compare these to the first gen Galaxy Buds and they are a solid improvement over those for sure on the sound and mics. From what I read the Buds Pro have made a solid improvement in the sound quality, active noise cancellation, and the mic quality. You might look at those as well, pending the price point your shopping at these are worth the cash in my opinion.

I bought this ear pods for my husband's birthday and he is really happy with those. Easy to connect and charge and the most important is that they are comfortable to the ears!

Got these after have the samsung galaxy buds and was very pleased at first but have started experiencing problems with my left earbud charging in the case but over all very happy with the product

The quality of the sound and the feel is great!! I was impressed with how it blocks out the ambient noises when you turn off the ambient noise microphone. My main concern is that Battery. NOT the headphones, but the case the headphones charge in. It was working fine until about 2 weeks ago, I noticed the case mysteriously rapidly depletes the capacity, even when the headphones are already fully charged. I am trying to get someone at Samsung to respond since my product is less than a year old (heck, barely 6 months old), but getting a human is near impossible. Skip this product if you plan to use it away from a wall charger.

Clear quality sound. The one thing I like the most is that soon as you take them out the case they are already paired and ready to. The app has a few good features as well with the equalizer settings.