Having not used ear pods before, these fit comfortably though the self test indicates a bad fit in the right ear. When being used, sound is not disturbed by outside noises thanks to the noise reduction feature. Works good with Samsung Smart TVs and other Bluetooth compatible devices and computer games. Only downfall is wishing a pair of small and large ear pads were available at time of purchase.

The Galaxy Buds3 Pro in Silver are fantastic! The sound quality is clear and rich, with deep bass, and the noise-cancellation feature works really well. They fit comfortably, even during long use, and the battery life is impressive. Connecting to my devices was easy, and they stay connected without any interruptions. Overall, a great choice for anyone looking for quality wireless earbuds!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use Galaxy Buds for a long time (since the first version), and I have to say there is not how to go wrong with the Buds3 Pro. The design is modern, beautiful, and anatomic as it should. The fit depends on the user's ear anatomy, so no brand will suit everyone. I'll stick to the features and daily usage. The battery lasts really long, and I use it a lot throughout the day (training, walking, working, studying, cooking..). The calls are pretty good handled by the Buds3 Pro, and the sound quality (music, games, movies, etc.) is perfect, and I hear a lot of electronic music, so the sound quality makes a huge difference and it is notable.

These are absolutely worthless if you plan on using them for running. One of the biggest reasons for buying these was because the Buds Pro 2 would start falling out after some miles and when pushing them back into the ear, they would change tracks 9/10 times. I thought these would fix that, but now the touch controls are near impossible to use while in stride. Having the control on the ear lobe side of the wedge was a huge mistake. You have to get your thumb between your ear lobe and the device, which is incredibly difficult. If you want to go back to a previous track while in motion, forget it. I tried nearly 30 times and couldn't get it to go back to the previous track. I could go to the beginning of the track, but not one time could I do it consistent enough to return one more track. If you want these for the airplane, or sitting around the house, they'll be fine. If you are the least but active and want them out hiking, running, walking, or whatever, then don't bother. You're better spending your money on a set dedicated to sports. Highly disappointed with these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been thoroughly enjoying my experience with the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro-the audio quality is excellent, and the noise cancellation performs impressively well during my daily commutes. The sound is rich and immersive, making every listening session feel engaging. I initially had a slight challenge achieving a perfect fit with the included eartips, but switching to memory foam eartips completely resolved the issue, providing a much more comfortable and secure fit. Even with that small initial drawback, the overall performance and feature set make these earbuds a strong contender in the premium earbud market.

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

Overall really love them. Way better than my 1st generation and earbuds FE. The noise cancelation, also how clear my voice is to the person i am speaking to even if i am in a noisy room. It is nice that they don't hear any of that. Only down fall is they fall out my ear easily. That is why i gave them a 4 instead of 5.

Nice Upgrade coming from the Buds Pro 2. I have owned each iteration of buds since the original Buds Pro, Pro 2 and now the Pro 3. Comfort has been improving as the 1st version was the heaviest outside the ear, and while the 2nd version was better, I would say that the 3rd version is the best. Battery I would say is the same for all versions or similar, but I would also point out that I think the case on the 1st and 2nd version seems to be a little better, but it is still pretty close overall. Functionality wise again are getting better with each iteration and excited to see what is coming next. Noise cancelling is the best it has been since Samsung started making the Pro version.

I accidentally dropped the right earbud from about 2 feet, and it immediately started emitting a high-pitched ringing sound — loud enough that I was genuinely worried it might damage my eardrum. After checking Reddit, I found that others have had similar issues. Thankfully, after about 20 minutes of gently shaking the earbud, the ringing stopped and it returned to normal. Since then, both earbuds have worked fine, and the sound quality is actually pretty good. But that initial issue definitely shook my confidence in the build quality.

Put a Galaxy Buds3 Pro in each ear and tune out the rest of the world, seriously, these shut out everything. The noise canceling can turn off when you start talking and then when you finish your conversation, shaaawoop, nothing but sweet sweet music. The sound quality is like being at a concert, crisp, clean, clear and deep bass, you can almost feel the bass tones.