Galaxy Buds 3 Pro AI True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, Noise Cancelling, Sound Optimization, Redesigned Comfort Fit, Silver [US Version, Amazon Exclusive, 2Yr Warranty]

After little over a week of usage, I gotta say its earned 5 stars. Its the best pair of headphones ive owned, the active noise cancelation is the best, its loud when wanted and quiet when needed. The bass as well is actually amazing. The battery life is sub par but that's because I have ambient and the adaptive noise cancelation most of the time, head tracking, and all the features that reduce battery life faster, which was by my choice. I love how fast it charges and how I can swap from my phone, to my tablet without going into settings and just playing audio and it swaps. It looks amazing, it fits very good for me and is comfortable, its worth the price as its cheaper than on the official Samsung website, I love its functionality with "play music" "stop music" etc without activating any voice assistant is amazing I love the pressure button for volume and media control. Functionality is great, fit, wonderful, features, more than needed, looks, amazing with the lightbar, durability from videos online, best to get a case for it. I love the wireless charging for it via a charging puck or my Samsung device.

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro for some time now, and overall I’m very impressed with the experience. First of all, the sound quality is outstanding. The audio is clear, well-balanced, and powerful, with deep bass that doesn’t overpower the mids and highs. Music sounds rich and detailed, and the spatial audio effect really adds depth, especially when watching movies or videos. The active noise cancellation (ANC) works extremely well. It noticeably reduces background noise like traffic, wind, or conversations, making them perfect for travel, flights, and busy environments. At the same time, the ambient and voice modes are very natural — you can clearly hear people around you without removing the earbuds. Comfort is another strong point. The earbuds feel light and secure, even during long listening sessions or workouts. They stay in place well and don’t cause ear fatigue, which is something I really appreciate. The integration with Samsung devices is excellent. Seamless switching between devices, fast pairing, and smart AI features make everyday use very convenient. Call quality is also impressive — voices sound clean and clear even in noisy surroundings. Battery life is solid and more than enough for daily use, and the charging case is compact and premium-feeling. Overall, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are a top-tier choice for anyone looking for premium wireless earbuds with great sound, strong noise cancellation, smart features, and reliable comfort. Highly recommended, especially for Samsung users.

I've been an owner of the Buds Pro 2 for a couple of years now, and I really wanted a backup pair of earbuds for work. Did some research and came to the Galaxy Buds 3 FE. I have to say, for the price and sound, these buds are fantastic! I've only been using them for a day now, but after hearing the comparisons between this one and the regular Pro 3, I feel that the Buds 3 FE is well worth buying. My requirements are good sound, signal distance, battery power, and fit. These earbuds fit all 4 requirements. The standard ear pads fit me well. They're comfy, and the sound quality is very dynamic (they don't sound like the audio is blasting through a tin can). Once you connect the earbuds, the sound/control features visible on your phone really do matter, and you can hear the difference when you make audio adjustments. I ENJOY my music-listening experience. I was also able to walk through my work office without the connection dropping once. And they stay in my ears! I don't do rigorous exercise, but they stay in my ears just fine while on a stationary bike. All in all, I can't recommend these earbuds enough.

I am seriously freaked out. Do you remember the Star Trek movie where the nasty green bug is put into the prisoner's ear? If so you will understand. I have narrow ear canals and found that the medium ones which it comes fitted with were a bit too large. It was difficult to get them removed and yes I followed the directions and watched video on how to do it. One of them came off finally so put the small one on, again as directed. I put it in the ear and it felt odd. I removed it and you can guess what happened: the bud cover remained in my ear canal. Thank heavens someone was home to help me get it out because I was seriously panicking! In 25 plus years of wearing ear buds, I have NEVER had this happen. If it had, I would never wear them again because obviously "yuck bug"! The ear bud covers themselves are very odd. They are very thin and the one I couldn't get off felt as if it would rip if I pulled harder.......which is good given that the one I changed felt secure and basically fell off in my ear. There are only 3 pairs total, small, medium and large. With this price point I anticipated more covers as with my Masters & Dynamic earbuds there were several pair in each size. I can see why they don't want you to change the covers often but even with cleaning, my experience has been that eventually you need to replace them and here you would need to purchase another one in your preferred size. They simply don't compare to my M & D ones at all. I waited on the charging case to turn green which again per instructions would mean they were both fully charged. It ended up with only one charged and the other one completely dead. Again comparing them to the M & D ones the case is simply inferior. On mine there is a light for each ear bud and one for the case itself. That way you can see if all 3 pieces have a complete charge. You can also tell from the app the percentage of charge remaining which is a handy favor. (I don't know if the Samsung app provides that information or not because didn't get to that point, but it should show on the case itself.) The case is okay. It doesn't feel nearly as sturdy as my M & D ones, nor does it look anywhere near as good. I really don't care how it looks if they work, but it is a nice feature to have a case that looks like an expensive car does, one which you can immediately tell by the look and the feel that it is extremely well made. My security app on the phone identified the Samsung app as being dangerous, so I am going to uninstall it immediately. Samsung usually does well with its app. It was only because I have loved my Samsung phones, watches and televisions that I decided to give these a try. The ear buds sound like they have potential but are not up to the standards I would expect as the "pro" version from Samsung. I have lost feeling on the ends of some of my fingers due to nerve damage in my neck which is why I have stuck with M & D for years. They have wonderful mechanical buttons which I can easily manipulate. I was willing to give these a try because while not mechanical it wasn't the universal one button which I hate as I can never tell if I have pressed it the requisite number of times and end up advancing a chapter, turning them off, ending a call, etc. These may be wonderful but as I knew I was returning them I didn't take the time to figure out the controls....plus to be honest I didn't want to put them back in after the bud cover came off! I spent hours yesterday reading reviews because I couldn't decide which pair to try between the Samsung, Bowers & Wilkin and Sony. I like to purchase on prime days or other sell days because of the cost. As I loose things all too often, I try to get the best price I can. Having really good hearing and blessed with the curse or gift of hearing anything that is out of tune, I found early on that I detested cheap ear buds. I still love my Shure buds that are wired, but it is a pain to have the dangling cord all the time. I paid a fortune for them in 2000 and they still sound better then any blue tooth ones I have ever tried, but I figured that would be the case. I listened to the sound on the charged one but that is not a fair test so I am not commenting at all on the sound. I think Samsung has the right idea, but in going for so many features, they have skimped on some elements and cut corners on the basics which you need to make any of the rest of it worth your time. I may try again if changes are made but right now these fail. I mean when the case shows green you would assume both were charged and that failed, you can see there are going to be issues right away.

They're pretty awesome. Super fast connection with my Galaxy device out of the box, great sound quality, REALLY good noise canceling and transparency mode. The voice controls are surprisingly good, and i find myself using that to control volume and skip songs more often than I expected to. Definitely pricey, but nothing else will give you the same feature set for Galaxy devices. The battery life is also really great, giving me 4-6 hours with ANC on and 20+ hours with a fully charged case.

I received my earbuds on Sept 1 after the unfortunate delay on pre-order. Am writing this review on sept 21 since first using these earbuds. Am glad I still waited on these because for the price am pretty satisfied with the sound clarity and comfort. Real quick to setup and connect to my s23 plus. Personally I don't like using the noise canceling feature on headphones or earbuds, mainly because I find it to cause fatigue on my ears within about 30mins of use. However the noise canceling is pretty good. Not as good as the sony wf1000 mx4 I used to have, but pretty good to say the least. I find myself using more the ambient sound to hear others around me while listening to music. But if am just want to tune out I just have it set to off all together. In fact when I go out for walks I just have it off without noise canceling/ ambient. Just having the sound up can block outside great as is. In comparison, I had my sony wf1000 mx4. Personally, I though those earbuds were great on sound quality but not so much on comfort. Those that know, the sony mx4 earbuds used memory foam ear tips that expand on your ears and can cause fatigue as soon as you start using them. Had to use the small earbuds size to feel better on my ears. But it was unpleasant. The sound quality and good bass was my favorite thing about the sony mx4 earbuds but they stop charging some time last year. And been using my back up razer chroma earbuds waiting to see what samsung will put out on the buds 3. Am pretty glad I did. My first impression on the galaxy 3 pros is the sound clarity, comfort fit, and the light weight they rest on my ears. The audio quality is great but I did prefer the sony better and bass. Battery life is great but of course is better if you leave the light bar on the sides off, but a pretty cool feature. I will say I do recommend playing with the eq settings. I personally did find the default eq a bit dull. I'm happy to share my eq settings but I don't think you need to make any big changes to make the earbuds sound a bit more vivid it needs to be. Everyone has their own taste when it comes to eq adjustments. But like I said before i don't think is something to make big changes to. I like to listen a bit of everything, classical, rock, metal, classic rock, rap, kpop/ jpop, country, phonk, jazz, Latin. Nevertheless, I hope this review helps Ps. If you plan to get these earbuds for a apple device, I don't recommend it because of codec support. I recommend researching more on your own if you don't know the difference with apple use of aac codec and android device LDAC/aptx codec. Basically apple devices don't support the same high res audio on Android devices. Update 10/28 So there was an update that came out for these earbuds improving sound quality. I notice a bit more bass and richer sound. However, something I forgot to mention on my last post was to be sure to go on the wear app and turn on UHQ (ultra high-quality audio). select sound quality and effects, advance quality options, and turn on UHQ audio. Again I should let you know this may not be available for you if you use apple device because what I mention before that apple devices don't use LDAC or Aptx codec. So is honestly better if you stick to apple ecosystem earbuds. Android phone users and samsung devices should support the UHQ option. One more of advice, if you use Spotify go to settings (click on your profile), and then Media Quality. From there you have options to set audio stream quality to auto, low, normal, high, and very high. And change between audio stream quality using wifi and cellular stream. I have mine set wifi stream on very high and cellular stream on high. Now you can take full advantage on these earbuds and maybe other headphones you like to use.

Hear is the thing (get that play on words), one of the greatest features that the Buds 3 Pro offer is the “Adaptive Ambient Sound”. If you wear hearing aids or just have hearing issues the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro downloadable program “Galaxy Wearable” offers a test that you do to base the final sounds produced that are fine tuned for your hearing deficiencies. In addition, they offer a further adjustment as the program offers an additional sound volume adjustment to help with background sounds as a function that lets you adjust for high and extra high volume in the background sounds, which makes it easier to hear for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. They also allow you to boast voices in front of you, while enjoying your favorite tones. At this point, I must say these are features you probably only enjoy if you have a Samsung Galaxy phone as I have not tried these on any other phone types. However, if you have a Galaxy phone, let me continue. I have tried the Buds FE, the Buds 2 Pro, and now the Buds 3 Pro. My wife tried the Buds 2 Pro and now has the Buds FE, which fit her ears the best. I love the fit of the Bubs 3 Pro *, and since I have hearing issues the more expensive advanced speaker system is a must for me. So, we are finally at a point to discuss the sound quality of these Buds. As I stated, I’ve tried all three, and they all sound pretty impressive. When I was younger, I owned all McIntosh tube equipment and used an ESS Heil bi-amplification speaker system which due to the volume I listened at probably now account for some my hearing deficiencies today. With that said, I am amazed with the quality I now can achieve with the Bubs 3 Pro. On the other hand, my wife is so pleased with the Galaxy Buds FE. I have tried many different price levels ear buds, and it depends on your personal taste and standards of excellence. I again want to state how pleased I am with the “Galaxy Wearable” program for the use with most of the Samsung's buds. To round this out, I would like to state that I find the quality of the Samsung Galaxy Ear Buds 3 Pro coupled with there software to be the best fit for anyone who has mild to moderate hearing loss. It my guess that anyone could benefit with these personal adjustments. * I am updating this review with the following suggestions: I did find that on occasion one of the Buds 3 Pro would slip out. I changed over to “Comply” TRUEGRIP Max foam tips and added “Gcioii” Ear Hooks Anti-Slip Covers. Both items are available for purchase via Amazon. Besides the Buds now being snug as a bug, I was surprised at the improvement in the sound quality the TRUEGRIP Max foam tips made. The downside to the ear hooks, is they have to be removed when putting in the charger case. However, they do fit in the top portion of the case for transportation. Also I choose the Gcioii Ear hooks over several other less expensive ear hooks available for the Buds 3 Pro because they show on the outside marking for right and left on the Buds. In addition, I purchased SURITCH Magnetic Bumper Rugged Shockproof Protective Cover with Carabiner & Cleaning Kit & Removal Tool (again, available here on Amazon). It helped, as the original charging case suppled is very slippery and can easily get damaged when dropped. Two items of note with this accessory case, the Carabiner is a great accessory, especially for those of us who already have carry a case to put our hearing aids in when using the Ear Buds. In addition, my wireless charger still worked even with the protective cover on the charger case.

I don't do ear buds. They will never stay in my ears. Seriously I don't understand how they stay in other people's ears. I'm a headphone elitist and collect them. Are they better than my Sennheisers, AKGs or Sony headphones? Nah, BUT I paired these with some around the ear bud holders and they serve me fantastically for meetings at work or on the go gaming/general phone use. The noise canceling was impressive for buds. The sound is also impressive. I still have no clue how the touch functions work as I never read the manual but that's on me and I don't care. It comes down to what you need them for. The small profile make them a great option for traveling, work or working out.