kevin villaverde

21 de mayo de 2026

I really love the quality and how they fit good into my ears

They galaxy buds 4 pro are amazing and they work pretty good. They also fit nice and snug to fit perfect in my ears like they are not loose or nothing like that at all they fit so perfect and the sound quality is good also and I also tested the durability on it which is also good on them. The battery life on them last long too for me you get a good few hours without haven to worry about a change on them and when they do need to charge they usually change up pretty quickly too and they are so easy to connect to your phone as soon as you open the case up, put it in your ears. They are already automatically connected and work really well i also like the noise cancellation because you can't whorely hear any background noise with them on but there is a setting that you can turn it on and off which I like that future also i never had any earbuds like these this is highly recommended to get for the price. The value for the money ain't too bad either to charge them they only take a couple hours if they are super dead but it doesn't take that long to get to half way point at all in my opinion but if you are looking for good ear buds these are what to get right here.Ver más

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SleepyHollow

3 de julio de 2026

Superior quality, well worth the money.

Impeccable quality! Nice bass, clear sound, amazing noise canceling! Well worth the money. My samsung phone connected to them like they have known each other forever. Did everything on their own. I just had to accept the connection. Mine didnt come with a charging cable but I just use the one for my phone and that works just fine. I use them for doing chores around my farm and never have an issue with them falling out. They also have a button on the ear piece rather than a touch sensor that changes song or volume when you are simply adjusting them in your ears. Finally someone knows how to design an earbud! Only thing that sucks is they went on sale a couple days after I got them but that's not the product's fault. Just sucks to loose $50. LolUpdate: The battery doesnt last long on the case so just sitting without using the buds, the battery drains so you go to use them and they are dead. Kinda annoying considering the cost. My cheap skull candy buds case lasts for months just sitting. Still enjoying the buds themselves.Ver más

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Jonny Easling

Samsung's Best Earbuds Yet – Incredible Sound, ANC, and Comfort

Samsung's Best Earbuds Yet – Incredible Sound, ANC, and ComfortI've owned several generations of wireless earbuds over the years, and the Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are easily the most impressive pair I've used. Paired with my Samsung phone, they deliver exceptional audio quality, excellent noise cancellation, and a comfortable fit that I can wear for hours. Samsung equipped the Buds 4 Pro with upgraded dual-driver speakers, Hi-Res Audio support, and improved Active Noise Cancellation, and the difference is immediately noticeable.The sound quality is outstanding. Music feels more detailed and spacious, with strong bass that doesn't overpower the mids or highs. Vocals are crisp, instruments are well separated, and everything sounds richer than previous Galaxy Buds models. Whether I'm listening to music, watching movies, or streaming videos, the audio is consistently impressive.The Active Noise Cancellation is another major highlight. It does an excellent job reducing background noise in busy environments while still allowing useful features like adaptive ambient awareness when needed. Calls are also remarkably clear, with microphones that do a great job isolating my voice from surrounding noise.Comfort has been excellent as well. The earbuds stay secure during long listening sessions, and the charging case feels premium while remaining compact enough to carry easily. Battery life has been more than enough for my daily use, and wireless charging support is a nice bonus.Pros:• Outstanding sound quality with excellent clarity and bass• Effective Active Noise Cancellation• Crystal-clear call quality• Comfortable fit for extended use• Great integration with Samsung devices• Premium charging case with wireless charging supportCons:• Some advanced features work best within the Samsung ecosystem• Premium price compared to budget earbudsOverall, the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro have exceeded my expectations. They combine premium sound, strong ANC, excellent call quality, and a comfortable design into one package. If you're a Samsung user looking for high-end wireless earbuds, these are an easy 5-star recommendation and one of the best audio upgrades you can make.Ver más

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IT_Architect

8 de julio de 2026

I couldn't imagine paying this much was that much better than ones I used for 1/10th the price

Situation: I couldn't imagine paying this much was that much better than ones for 1/10th the price. This begs the question, Then why did I try them?- I am learning Spanish to be with orphan kids in Colombia. I go to a church to be around them. I have an S24 Ultra that can translate to text or voice. I was wondering if it would be worth getting the S26 Ultra before going to Colombia again. Battery life was the same and the processor was a lot faster.- I expected go for it, but that's not the advice I received. Instead I received your S24 Ultra already has the Galaxy AI Interpreter for face-to-face conversations, Live Translate for phone calls, excellent microphones, and plenty of AI processing power. Samsung's newer hardware improves AI performance, but translation quality is mostly limited by speech recognition (understanding the speaker), translation model quality, context understanding, accents, slang, and background noise, not raw phone speed. Going S24 Ultra to the S26 Ultra might get slightly faster response, smoother offline AI, maybe less delay, but it will not suddenly make Spanish conversation feel like a Star Trek universal translator. Your S24 Ultra is already a monster. For translation, the bottleneck is not your Snapdragon processor, it is capturing clean speech and the AI model doing the interpretation. A better microphone path can help more than a faster phone. The Samsung earbuds Buds4 Pro is what I would recommend. The reason they matter is not that they magically translate by themselves, they improve the whole workflow. The microphones are closer to your mouth, they reduce background noise, you can hear translations privately, and you are not always holding a phone between two people. For example, with Galaxy AI Interpreter, you wear earbuds, the other person talks toward the phone, you hear English translation in your ear, your phone can output your voice translated Spanish. Moreover, if you have a Samsung phone, Galaxy Buds can do some translation tricks too.- It took me some time to overcome feeling stupid for spending 10x as much for something I had that works well, it was unimaginable that they could be that much better, and something I had to guard with my life now. I ordered, then struggled with cancelling, and then let it go on the basis that I also wouldn't know unless I "rolled the dice" to know, and the importance of the mission. The struggle was not the money. It was feeling stupid after I already had some that worked fine.Experience:- Setup surprise: Like all earbuds, they come with various sizes to fit your ears. Unlike the others I have, it has a setup that tests and determines the size that fits your ear. You do not do the determine which size, it does. You get a green check when you get a size that passes. There was only one of the sizes that passed, and they were not the same size for each ear. When I had someone look at my ears and size of the opening, they said they are exactly the same. I tried to trick it by changing its position to have it use the same size for each ear, but it wasn't buying it. I'm guessing it detects how much escapes from the ear to the microphone. Next it wants to do a hearing test like the flight surgeons used to do. This takes a while. Flight surgeons check to see if your hearing is still good. This uses the results of the tests to profile your hearing sensitivity across frequencies to adjust the volumes to make it perfect for each ear. That's more than my ~$1600 flight helmet does.- Comparison: My cheap ones worked just fine, I don't listen to music, and adjusting a mixer to the way I want to hear music just isn't a "duck in my pond". I just want to hear the unaltered sound, clearly, and be understood clearly, that's all I care about. You will not be able to imagine there could be a difference beyond that UNTIL you experience them side-by-side. Then they are very different. According to the scientific tests, the battle is between these and the ones from Apple, which are about the same price. However, if you have a Samsung Phone, it's no contest, which I do, because the iPhone doesn't have the smarts , flexibility, ability to document and record my phone calls automatically, enable you to write scripts to automate things without external approval, or have both eSIM and nanoSIM, as often nanoSIM plans are much cheaper abroad for some reason unknown to me. E.G. The iPhone is a great phone too, but it simply "cannot get there from here".- Features: It has different modes available to control the cancelling of background noise, one of which is to turn off the cancelling when you start talking so you can hear the response of the person next to you without removing the ear buds. There is a mode for driving to hear alert noises. It is much nicer for translation as mentioned in the advice I was given. Like the AirPods, these are also water resistant. You can also track and find them over the Internet from last place used, in Bluetooth range, and you can also find them in the case and turned off locally. There is no tendency for them to fall out of my ears while running.Summary: These are a different ball game than the inexpensive ones. If you have a use case like mine it is, and might also be worthwhile for someone whose hearing isn't the best. What I've written should help you determine if the extra initial cost and cost if you lose them, is worth the advantages they bring for your use case.

Benjamin

13 de marzo de 2026

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro (2026) AI True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

Great Sound and Smart Features, With Minor Drawbacks.The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro (2026) AI True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds are a strong upgrade and overall a really impressive pair of earbuds. After using them for music, calls, and videos, they deliver a premium experience in most areas, though there are a couple small things that keep them from being a perfect five stars.The sound quality is easily one of the best parts. Music comes through clear and detailed with strong bass and crisp highs. Whether it’s streaming music, podcasts, or watching movies, the audio feels rich and balanced. The spatial audio and AI sound adjustments also add a nice touch by making everything feel a bit more immersive.The active noise cancellation works very well too. It does a good job blocking out background noise like traffic, fans, or people talking nearby. At the same time, the transparency mode makes it easy to hear what’s going on around you when needed, which is great for walking outside or having quick conversations.Comfort is pretty good for longer listening sessions. The earbuds are lightweight and sit securely in the ears once you find the right tip size. Pairing with Samsung devices is quick and seamless, and the touch controls are responsive once you get used to them.The reason I’m giving them four stars instead of five mainly comes down to battery life and fit. Battery life is solid but not outstanding compared to some competing premium earbuds. Also, the fit may take a little adjusting depending on your ear shape, and they can feel slightly loose during more active movement.Overall, the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are excellent earbuds with great sound, strong noise cancellation, and useful smart features. If you’re already using Samsung devices, they’re a very nice addition to the ecosystem and definitely worth considering.Ver más

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HitorMiss89

8 de mayo de 2026

Best I've had in my ears

So Good..... Coming from Bose Quiet comfort not the super plus version. First of all, If your max volume is low you gotta update your firmware. I was about to send them back until i thought about updating the firmware. Then remember to turn the volume down cause i blasted my ears to death when i went to test it :P >.< BUT They sound so freakin good. I've never had headphones that sound like this minor tinkering needed in the EQ to get better then i have ever heard sound. The bass isnt punch you in the face or anything but its there and very nice. AND I LOVE BASS but i dont care at all. The clarity of the sound im hearing is next level. Transforming songs i've listened to my whole life. I can hear all the detail easily stuff i didn't know was in songs im just finally hearing now. The only downside i would say... Battery life.... Its not bad ,but i wish it was a couple hours more per charge. Might just be cause i wont take them out since i got them...... Will report back later...... OK the weight they are like feathers compared to the Bose i used to have. I can wear them all day with no ear fatigue! I did buy the Comply TrueGrip MAX earbuds(highly recommend) . So im not 100% how great the normal buds are but they felt fine on initial testing. If you have a Samsung S2anything get it. They sound awesome better then even expected. OO and the noise canceling prob not as good as the airpods like everyone is saying but! with any music playing someone in my face talking i cannot hear anything at all. Its good but not complete silence unless music is also playing. To me its great and im very happy with it. They even have emergency vehicle temporary transparency mode which i got to test today and works great! lowered my music a bit but i got to hear the ambulance so very worth it :PVer más

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David

26 de julio de 2026

Outstanding Sound Quality and Seamless Samsung Integration

I've been extremely impressed with the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. The sound is rich, balanced, and detailed, with excellent bass that doesn't overpower the mids or highs. Active Noise Cancellation works very well, and Ambient Mode makes conversations easy without removing the earbuds.Pairing with my Samsung Galaxy phone was quick and effortless. The fit is secure and comfortable enough for extended listening sessions, and the battery life has easily lasted through my daily use.Call quality has been clear on both ends, and the touch controls are responsive once you get used to them. If you're already in the Samsung ecosystem, these earbuds are an outstanding upgrade and are well worth the investment.Ver más

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Colorado shopper

19 de mayo de 2026

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro (2026) vs. Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen)

The integration with the Samsung ecosystem is incredibly seamless. When you pull the Galaxy Buds out of the case, they connect almost immediately. By comparison, the Bose "Connect-to-Talk" speed is terrible; the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds take so long to connect that incoming calls often go to voicemail before the audio switches over. Interestingly, while the Bose earbuds are capable of automatically answering a call when you put them on, I haven't been able to get the Samsung buds to successfully trigger that same feature.Pairing the Samsung earbuds to a Galaxy S25+ is a breeze and completely automatic. The Bose earbuds are a challenge because of their software. Even when they easily pair via Bluetooth for music and calls, the Bose app frequently fails to recognize them. Furthermore, the Samsung app is much more reliable and has a better equalizer, whereas the Bose app constantly forgets the earbuds entirely. I personally appreciate having the Samsung earbud settings integrated directly into the phone's system settings, though others might prefer a standalone app.When it comes to audio performance, the Samsung sound is very good and crisp, and you notice a definitive upgrade when utilizing Samsung UHQ (Ultra High Quality) audio. However, the Bose sound does feel a bit more warm, rich, and full.For call quality, people mention that I sound slightly better on the Bose, but the difference is minimal.Where Bose completely dominates is Active Noise Cancellation. The Samsung noise cancellation is nowhere near as good as the QuietComfort Ultras. Nobody beats Bose for pure noise cancelling, making them my definitive choice for planes when isolation really matters.In terms of physical design and usability, the Samsung charging case is conveniently smaller than the Bose case.The Bose earbuds fit in my ear easily right out of the box and never slip out. Conversely, it took me some time to figure out how to properly insert the Samsung buds so they wouldn’t loosen while talking or eating, though I think I have that sorted now.However, the Bose touch controls are terrible—so much so that I gave up and stopped trying to use the controls altogether. While I am still getting used to the Samsung touch controls, the pinch-and-swipe mechanic already works much better than the Bose interface.The Verdict: I use the Samsung Galaxy Buds for daily calls and routine use, but I always switch to the Bose on planes when maximum noise cancellation is required.

Mohamed Labib

26 de junio de 2026

Excellent Sound and Noise Cancellation

I’m very impressed with these earbuds. The sound quality is excellent, the noise cancellation works really well, and they paired instantly with the Samsung phone. They’re comfortable to wear, and the call quality is clear. Overall, they feel like a premium product and I’m very happy with my purchase.The only thing to note is that the package did not include a charging cable, so you’ll need to use your own USB-C cable if you don’t already have one. Other than that, I highly recommend them.Ver más

Lee

10 de agosto de 2026