While these are a bit easier the handle (and lose) than the Buds2 Pro, the touch controls are MUCH harder to master, and not as intuitive. The battery life is about HALF that of the Buds2 Pro. Yet the charging takes TWICE as long. The 3's are lighter and much more apt to stay in place during physical movement than previous generations. If you decide to get these, get an aftermarket case/cover as the hard plastic shell will scratch up quick.

The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro have impressed me due to the noise cancelation, and the sound quality over other sound buds I have tried from other brands in similar price range. I also appreciate the translation feature: I can hear English through my buds though the other person is speaking another language- very cool. I also like the blade lights, which make the ear bbuds look kind of futuristic, whereas other ear buds just show a blinking blue light indicating Bluetooth connection. They have good bass response, and you can dial up/down this response from the Galaxy Wear app, so you're not stuck with only one sound profile to listen to, which can fatigue your ears (or prove insufficient based on what you listen to). They do a good job of isolating noise during calls insuring you are what is heard and not the background sound (ie wind, sirens). I would not call these audiophile-level earbuds, because those are in-ear monitors, but these will definitely be more than up to the task for a variety of use cases. My rating 9/10.

Don't waste your time or money. My buds have a loud whistling sound and the sound from the left bud is mostly gone. The whistling issue has been persistent since I got them. You are better off looking elsewhere with a company that will actually help if your overpriced equipment does not work as they advertised.

Adaptive setting is the best thing ever! Previous Samsung buds annoyed whoever i was on the phone with because they picked up all the background noise better than my voice. Now, voice isolation is so good. My callers can't tell when I'm vacuuming, driving or multitasking. Sound quality is also amazing. Best ear buds Samsung developed thus far!

Not a very good design. Theyre constantlyfalling out becaise thebshaft part is heavier than the budso its constantly dragging down and out, battery doesnt last as long as the buds 2, but controls are easier to use. Give up comfort olfor function and give up creativity to copy another non-named companies design

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So these are so amazing my son borrowed my 1st pair about a week ago and I just bought my 2nd pair 3 days ago sept 26th I love the quality and the range on these. I can be in another room and they still stay connected. And they are on sale right now best price I have seen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my earbuds pro 3 in towtruck and works well when calling customers also i like the settings used when wearing and having a conversation face to face if something is to loud around me they seem to protect ears from certain sounds

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hello all, I was in the market for new earbuds for working out and saw these for sale during black Friday. I was immediately interested as I have just also bought a Galaxy Flip7 and wanted more compatibility with my phone. Needless to say I snatched these up right away. I am blown away by the noise cancelation and the ability to freely swap to ambient. They work so well that I can't hear anything my family says to me and it's great. I can just vibe and do my homework. My one complaint is the microphones aren't the best but that is to be expected from ear buds.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Use the Galaxy AI all the time for the live translate and it has helped me be able to communicate with people when I dont understand them due to them speaking Spanish. I use my era buds for 10 hours a day and they last me all day. I use them for translate and for listening to music.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Galaxy Buds3 Pro surprised me more than I expected. I mainly picked them up to pair with my Galaxy phone for streaming, scrolling through social media, and taking pictures on the go, but they ended up becoming something I use constantly. They’re lightweight, fit securely, and don’t cause that pressure or soreness some earbuds do after long use. The sound quality is the real highlight. Music, shows, and even quick social media videos sound clear and balanced. The bass is tight without drowning everything else, and the noise cancellation is strong enough that I can tune out busy rooms or outdoor noise when I’m out taking photos. Transparency mode feels natural, not robotic, which makes switching between listening and talking a lot easier. Galaxy AI actually adds useful features here. The Buds3 Pro automatically adjust the sound based on what I’m listening to and what’s happening around me. Voice detection is surprisingly handy—it pauses my audio instantly when I start talking. The AI sound personalization makes everything a bit clearer without blasting volume, which I didn’t think I’d care about but ended up really liking. Battery life holds up well too. I can stream and multitask for hours without worrying, and the quick charge saves me when I forget to plug them in. Overall, the Galaxy Buds3 Pro feel like a clean, polished upgrade. They sound great, stay comfortable, and the Galaxy AI additions actually make everyday use smoother instead of feeling gimmicky.