I did not expect just how convenient it would be to control audio volume from the buds themselves. Also I was able to remap the hold function on one side to automatically start playing Spotify. Audio quality still sounds great, and they last a good long while.

The best by far ear pods I have ever gotten. The noise cancellation awesome the way it breaks it down when you're speaking to someone and it covers the noise in the background awesome they can't hear a thing but your voice. Best investment I ever made thank you Samsung.

Sound quality has been improved over the 1st gen. Noise canceling is deaccent. I have tried all three size tips and the bud doe not stay in vey well. I would have to say the 1st gen Buds Pro fit better and are far more comfortable to ware. Not sure why Samsung saw it necessary to copy the design of it's competitor, please go back to your original buds design stop copying the other guys.

These were my first ear buds, and I've always been skeptical about if buds were really worth the price, but these went past all my expectations! They sound absolutely incredible, better than my personal headset, the touch controls are unbelievably convenient, they're pretty comfortable, the noise canceling is unbelievably affective, I take them everywhere now! I'll definitely be sticking with Samsung, its especially convenient with a Samsung device that auto-connects!

I love the new design. I listen to a lot of audiobooks and these stay in my ears when im laying on the side of my face. Compared to the previous Buds Pro design they seems to stay in during workouts and not hurt my ears if ive had them in for a while. The battery life is also great.

I have used the Buds3 Pro Silver for several weeks. I listen to music, podcasts, audio books, and telephone calls. They are superb for all uses. The voice commands are especially convenient. They stay secure during workouts. The battery life exceeds being sufficient. I highly recommend.

Sorry everyone, HUGE Samsung fan. Monitors, cell phones since the S1, TVs, Fridges, Microwaves, Stoves, everything. Traded my Buds Pro in for these, and this might be the worst product you've made in a long time. They don't stay in my ear, the weird touch interface that pauses music is not a good experience. The Buds Pro were awesome. I wish I could get those back. The "slide" up and down for increased volume sounds cool, but in practical application is difficult to do. Not a fan

The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro (silver) are a solid upgrade over the Buds 2 Pro—they fit more securely, sound noticeably better with richer detail, and the new stem controls are far easier to use. The improved design makes everyday use smoother, especially when adjusting volume or skipping tracks. Just note they’re a tickle harder to seat in the case due to the new shape.

They connect to bluetooth when not in use. I'm talking they are inside your pocket in the case they will connect and boot off other bluetooth devices. I've had them in my center console of my vehicle undisturbed and they will randomly connect overriding the bluetooth in my car. Incredibly frustrating user experience. They are brand new and thus they are clean. They also have the latest firmware update. After further research I found other users with same experience. If you can see past this glaring issue, they are decent headphones in terms of anc and other features, but lack security in terms of falling out of your ears (at least for me).

Galaxy Buds3 Pro — Oops!… I Misaligned Again Love the sound and that head‑tracking directional trick. Features feel personal, not cookie‑cutter. Fits better than the old style, and I’m weirdly charmed by the light strips and see‑through charging lid. Not so hot on the angular “sci‑fi” look or the limited color picks — silver is hard to spot in dim light. Still figuring out what those lights actually do. The “pinch” controls were clumsy at first, and the screech when touched on some settings is rough. They’ll still fall out of my ears eventually, and getting them into the case is a fiddly process — the buds don’t snap in or guide themselves; you have to manually nudge each one into a tight, awkward slot, and even then it’s easy to misalign them, especially in low light. I’ve even tried to stick the stem in my ear more than once — it’s that confusing, and honestly, I’m not sure how I haven’t ruptured an eardrum yet. The interchangeable ear tips have a strong, chemical odor that hasn’t faded in over a month. Bottom line: Galaxy Buds3 Pro sound amazing and feel tailored to you, with head‑tracking audio and a slick charging case that’s frustrating to align — the buds don’t snap in or guide themselves, and misalignment is common. The sci‑fi look, clumsy pinch controls, and weirdly smelly ear tips keep it from being a slam dunk. Bonus Tracklist These features deserve a shoutout: Mystery Funk Mode Pinch Me Gently (Before I Scream!) Case of Confusion Silver Where? Ambient Vibes Stem the Tide Funk Detect Battery Ballad Noise Parade