These new Bud Pros are the design and performance edge Samsung fans have been wanting. Clean sound, all kinds of equalization options, adaptive sound and noise cancellation, amazing soft white LEDs and touch sensative for controls as on all of them. The new triple microphone set up also allows for better phone calls when in use. A huge improvement over the previous designs. And an exceptional charge case, this makes for a huge step up from the previous generation. Highly recommended!

This is my first set of buds and they are amazing. The noise canceling and adaptive sound Features are second to none. I was looking for buds to have calls on the train and they are perfect for semi-noisy surroundings. My wife tried and now she wants a pair.

Same as previous versions. They stay in your ears better but the touch controls aren't as easy to use. Sound quality is good. The Buds 2 were good but didn't stay in your ears as well as these do. Also these aren't as conspicuous so I can't use them at work as much.

Coming from the Buds 2 Pro to these, I'm impressed by the increase in sound quality and the improved fit. The decision to move the gesture controls to the stem has cut down the number of times I've accidentally paused audio while trying to adjust the buds in my ears, which was my biggest issue with the stemless design of the earlier models. The ANC is a mixed bag; there are instances where it feels like a marked improvement, and others where it feels like it still needs adjustments. In particular, whenever there is a loud, high pitched sound, like cutlery clinking against dishware, the ANC will emit a similarly pitched noise. I think it's trying (unsuccessfully) to cancel the external sound, but it just ends up being annoying, which is something I never experienced with the Buds 2 Pro. If you've never had a pair of Samsung ear buds before, these are definitely the ones to get, and if you have something like the Buds 2 Pro and find yourself frustrated by the gesture controls on those, then these are definitely worth the upgrade provided you can get a good trade-in value for your old ones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use them on my motorcycle. Allows just enough sound to come through for my safety. While music is playing. Fit secure in my ears even with high wind. Also use them for phone calls when hands free is needed.

A downgrade from Buds2 Pro. Many features including those connected to the contacts detecting whether or not the buds were in your ear are gone. The fit is much worse, they fall out while I'm at my desk whilst the buds2 I could take for a run: it feels like the stems cause them to rotate. the Stems and the case are very difficult to manage and take out / put away. the bright white light on the stems is only there to echo the usual indicator light, but makes it annoyingly bright in dark environments. Playback sound quality improvement isn't noticeable, mic is still just as bad for phone calls: there's no way for me to angle or talk such that it doesn't sound like I'm underwater.

I love Samsung, the freedom he has to be able to do what he wants, I love it is incredible, but something I do not like is that the headphones always bring me problems with the previous ones, it was not heard loudly from one, and now with this, the problem I have is that the microphone works when he wants, I do not know if because they are the new ones, the first ones always go bad, but I always have problems with the headphones

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve owned a lot of wireless earbuds over the years, but the Galaxy Buds3 Pro stand in a league of their own. Samsung took everything that was already good about the previous models and leveled it up with smarter AI-driven features, comfort, sound precision, and everyday usability. If I had to sum it up, these are not just earbuds – they’re a complete lifestyle tool. Design & Comfort The first thing that struck me was the premium design. The Buds3 Pro look futuristic yet practical, with a sleek metallic finish and a case that feels durable without being bulky. Comfort is one of the biggest selling points for me. I wear them for hours at work, while traveling, and even during long gym sessions, and they never cause fatigue. The fit is secure yet breathable – I don’t find myself adjusting them constantly like I’ve had to do with other brands. The ergonomic shape also means better passive noise isolation, which pairs perfectly with the AI-powered Adaptive ANC (Active Noise Canceling). Whether I’m on a plane, in a noisy café, or just walking down a busy street, the Buds3 Pro adjust in real time to cut out distractions. Galaxy AI – The Game Changer What really sets the Galaxy Buds3 Pro apart is Galaxy AI integration. It feels like having a personal audio assistant built into my ears. For example: Adaptive Sound Profiles: Galaxy AI learns how I listen. When I’m streaming music, it automatically enhances bass and treble in a way that matches the genre. For podcasts or calls.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Using the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro feels like stepping into my own private world of sound. The audio is crisp and immersive, with noise cancellation that blocks out distractions perfectly — whether I’m commuting, working, or just relaxing. They fit comfortably for hours, and I barely notice I’m wearing them. What really makes them special is how smart they are: Galaxy AI automatically adjusts the sound based on where I am, and the seamless connection with my other Galaxy devices makes switching between my phone, tablet, or watch effortless. They’re not just earbuds — they’re like a tiny, intelligent sound system that moves with me and makes everything sound better.

Let's face it, if you have an Android phone, these are basically AirPods Pro. I bought them as an upgrade to my Galaxy Buds FE. Here's the rub: they sound great and their ANC performance is good under ideal conditions. However, the triangular shape of the stem makes wind whoosh through the ANC, which doesn't automatically turn itself down to compensate like my Buds FE do. Also, that triangular shape makes them fiddly to rotate, which you have to do to put them in the case, because they go in backwards. I ended up returning my pair due to weird glitches on top of everything else.