I had the Buds2 Pro which I truly enjoyed but they did not fit well in my ears despite changing out the tips, so reading reviews and watching videos on these new Buds3 Pro I assumed the quality all around was going to be much better. They are more comfortable, but they don't seem to seal any better and the ANC is actually worse than the older ones and they pop and crack with loud noises, and don't cancel out noise very well in comparison to other ANC devices. I did change out the tips for more flanged tips that hold better in the ear and seal better, but even with those they don't seem to want to stay in my ears and the ANC doesn't want to drain out sound as well as I would hope One thing that would be a nice additional feature is the ability to turn on/off the lighting on the ear buds through the app so they can be quick adjusted based on your environment. Overall really they are still great.

Good sound Comfy oval tips More premium feeling Bad case design: cannot take it out of the case and into the corresponding ear without having to delicately remove and rotate it to then put it in. Poor features: removed tap to play/pause in favor of a finicky pinch and swipe maneuver that only does volume control. Mic quality still needs improvement Have had 1 bud fall out on its own.

Overall, the Galaxy Buds Pro 3 are quality headphones. The redesign is a nice change from last year's model. More color choices would have been nice or at least a black option. The titanium color works though and the ability to see through the case is a neat design. I will say that the ANC doesn't completely omit noise like the Air Pods Pro do, but it's pretty close. Having a built in equalizer to adjust sound preferences is nice. Sound quality is to be expected with the dual drivers and call quality has improved tremendously. Whether it's wind or people talking in the background, the noise levels are minimal. One thing I wish Samsung would have included and that's a case for the Buds 3 Pro. This is a must, because they're slippery and susceptible to dropping and/or scratches.

I have this for daily use, and this Galaxy Buds does the great job, I have no complain about it; the design is very demure, flawless performance and the battery life lasts longer than my expectation. It just the eartips replacement take more effort than I thought.

Fantastic sound. The UHQ ability really helps. Only issue I have found is the Buds2 Pro did a slightly better job connect to the phone when wifi was off. The pop-up asking if you want to connect the headphones seems to be slightly more delayed popping up

I have a pair of Bose earbuds and I've had the galaxy ear buds live. The peanut shape ones. I switch from those to the ear buds pro 3. I love the quality of them. They are great comfortable in my ear. I will be taking them on my first 5 mile bike today.

Sometimes when you try to push them or adjust them in your ears, you'll hear a loud high pitched sound. This happens in Ambient mode generally. I noticed the left led blade light is brighter than the right one. Other than those two minor issues, these earbuds work well and the sound is good in spite of being wireless. I recommend lowering the highs and increasing the lows in the EQ, these earbuds come out of the box sounding bright. If you're looking for audiophile levels of audio quality, go for wired around the same price or higher.

Samsung offered an unbeatable deal on these high-end earbuds, bundling it with a new S25 Ultra. I probably would not have gotten these without that deal, but they have been great. I don't listen to a ton of music so not something that I would normally splurge on, but I find that I use them quite a bit for work at my desk, to talk on the phone without having to keep the phone near me or having to use speakerphone which then picks up more noises around me. They connect automatically and have good quality sound.

Comparing with APP2 which I've used for couple of years before getting these. The fit is better for me. Sound quality is also quite solid except for treble (can be somewhat mitigated with EQing). ANC is 95% as good as AP. Ambient mode on these is better to my taste.

Good earbuds and easier to put in and remove than the Buds2, as well as the swipe controls. The sound is great and the noise cancelling are good. The page advertises "auto translation", but if they do it, it's not a feature of the buds themselves so much as SPECIFIC app functions hosted by the phone, from what I can tell. I tried to test it by watching Japanese vtubers on Youtube, and it doesn't seem to do anything, and I can't find a setting to turn on to make it work. That said, they work good and have good battery life.