Unfortunately, I can't recommend these earbuds to anyone who moves more than someone that sits down all day doing work.
The microphone quality sounds great to others on the receiving end of phone calls made through these Buds, and they have good sound quality. However, the sound quality is truly no better than the Galaxy Buds+ which were released over 3 years ago. The active noise cancellation is some of the best on the market, I'll give them that. Though, the Buds 2 Pro's other fancy features like head tracking for 360-degree simulated audio, and 24-bit hi-fi audio are not worth this price point.
The biggest issue I and many others have is the design of the bud itself, causing the bud to fall out of your ear if you tip your head even slightly to one side or jump up and down just a little bit. Forget trying to run with these, as you'll probably get only a few steps before they fall out. The biggest mistake Samsung made was removing the wing feature they've had on older buds, which allowed users to customize the size of the wing to fit their ear. The rubber tips also aren't the best, compared to previous years, these tips cave in on themselves more, mostly due to the thinner design of them.
Another issue I and others have with the Buds 2 Pro is the touch controls being too sensitive to anything, if you have long hair or oddly shaped ears, or even shift your head too quickly, the Buds will think you tapped them and mess up whatever you're listening to, thus I have the tap feature disabled from the Wear app.
I'm a diehard Samsung product buyer, but unfortunately these Buds are the worst product I've ever purchased from them and wait for when they release an improved, or even vastly different model in the future, maybe even headphones would be better than these.
Lastly, I may as well at least share one piece of advice for current owners or those who are still going to buy after reading this review. Online it may say that you can't find these earbuds if they're still in the case, that's only partially true. If you lose them and leave the vicinity where they're no longer connectable via Bluetooth, then yes, they're pretty much as good as gone, as the case needs to be opened or the buds need to have fallen out for another Samsung device with Smartthings to ping their location. But if you're close enough to them where Bluetooth will work, you're able to forcefully make them beep a loud sound constantly until you find them EVEN while they're still in the case, otherwise you could also use your newer Samsung phones (22 and up) to activate AR mode and find them with your camera instead.
Overall my rating stands at 2/5 because they're more of a hassle than a utility. Sorry for the long review and for any possible typos or grammatical errors.