[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are genuinely the best pair of earbuds I've ever used. Everything about them to the sound the build quality the features and battery. It's the perfect equilibrium to the best earbuds ever. The sound quality on the galaxy buds 3 pro are the best I've ever heard in any pair of earbuds the clarity and bass and treble are perfect. The battery on the buds are just enough to get me through the day without having to worry about them dying and to mention the Galaxy AI on them. Everything about the galaxy ai on them is absolutely wonderful from the live translation to the adaptive sound I just think these earbuds are easily the best I've ever used hands down

I do not recommend these headphones if you already have the Samsung Buds Pro 2. And if you do not have them then I recommend the Buds Pro 2 over the Buds Pro 3. The good: Their sound is fantastic. You can definitely hear the bass and music extremely clear. Also the noise canceling works better than many headphones I own. The bad: The headphones have a really smooth finish making them extremely slippery and prone to dropping. Luckily I have not dropped mine. It would be much better if they offered a matte finish. Also, the right headphone tends to not charge in its case. Even when the case is 100% full. I will randomly put on my headphones and my L will be 100% and the R will be like 21%. The battery life is also lower compared to its predecessor.

Honestly I'm not really sold on the design. It's good to have change but this one wasn't it. The buds prior had a much better fit imo in my ears and it's more discreet. These fit well but it just doesn't feel super snug compared to it's previous gen. I do love the light bar feature as it gives it a futuristic look and I'm just a sucker with anything that has that cyberpunk future look. In terms of audio quality, I don't know. It honestly sounds the same. I know alot of people said it's a night and day difference but I don't see it. What I will say is that the ambient noise and noise canceling is much better than the pro 2. Of course with any product from launch there are sometimes minor defects that come with being an early adaptor and I feel like I've become a victim. Not only has Samsung recalled the buds because of failing rubber tips, I've noticed that my left ear bud light bar is slightly less bright compared to the right. Doing a quick Google search reveals I'm not the only one. Also my right ear bud would sometimes make a pop sound randomly. It's hard to confirm if it's bass related or treble. I've disabled ambient sound mode just to rule out different things but so far the experience has been mid. So In the end, I personally would just stick with the buds pro 2 if you have no issues with them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the Buds with my S25 Ultra thinking that would be of average quality. Boy was I mistake. They are a quality build, fit perfectly and sound so much better than my previous buds from other manufacturers. Perfect combo of bass and treble, with excellent mid range! Can't beat the quality or price! Galaxy AI adds great features not seen anywhere else for audio decompression.

Great improvement over the Buds2 Pro. I feel like the noise isolation is noticeably better. The "touch panel" also works better; I felt like the Buds2 Pro always confused my gestures. Finally, the sound quality is so much crisper (especially the low-frequency sounds). The only confusing aspect is the "Adaptive" sound mode—after two weeks of using the buds, I am still not sure what it adapts to or how it differs from "Ambient" mode.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Buds support "Galaxy AI" and have awesome sound. The adaptive sound is great for noisy environments or when you need to hear the outside world. I use the translate feature with my students that speak Spanish. It's a great tool.

And overall they good I just have one problem with them and they had a rattling snow like static and when the volume is all the way up I thought I changed it from Ambient sound noise cancellation and automatic and it does the same in every mood I do not know what's that from and he didn't update or is they damage that's why I gave him a four-star

Noticeable upgrade from Buds2 Pro in sound quality. Much better "ambient sound" mode than before. Similar fit, the stems don't get in the way. I noticed a little more low frequencies are passed through in the noise cancellation mode while riding in the car.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using the Galaxy Buds3 Pro daily for music, calls, and studying, and overall they deliver a very solid experience. The sound is clear and I love the EQ and other sound settings. I love the Ambeint sound mode, because I can hear the environment I'm in and my music at the same time. Comfort has been good so far, and the buds stay secure during walking and heavy workouts. Battery life I find is great. My favorite use of galaxy AI is the live translator

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you use only one earbud instead of both, there is absolutely no noise cancellation, and the sound quality is noticeably worse compared to using the pair together. When you're on a phone call with just one earbud, you can hear everything happening around you. But when you wear both earbuds, you don’t hear anything except your own voice. It would be much better if wearing a single earbud provided the same level of noise cancellation as using both. Another issue is that the earbud often doesn’t connect right away. You take it out of the case, put it in your ear, and then have to wait around 10–15 seconds before it finally connects. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, so it’s definitely not an old model. Overall, these earbuds perform worse than my previous Samsung Galaxy Buds.