Galaxy Buds3 Pro Wireless Earbuds, Powered by Galaxy AI, IP57, Active Noise Cancellation, Adaptive Noise Control, 37hrs Battery, 360 Surround Sound, Pinch Controls, Galaxy Ecosystem, Silver

Excellent earbuds with outstanding sound quality and deep bass. The 360 surround sound creates an immersive listening experience, and the Active Noise Cancellation works very effectively. Adaptive noise control adjusts smoothly to surroundings. Battery life is impressive, lasting up to 37 hours. The fit is comfortable for long use, and the pinch controls are responsive and convenient. A perfect choice, especially for Galaxy ecosystem users........!

Nostalgic..don't think about the alternatives if you are using Samsung Devices. These buds are awesome. Sound clarity and the usage is top notch. Mostly the Samsung Eco System. It's a awesome invention. I am having Aurpods pro 2 and I don't see any difference between these 2 products. Dolby feature is working awesome. Mostly 360 surround is excellent choice compared to Dolby Atmos. These buds come up with all the features enabled in it. Only the thing is battery. Battery life is Good but charges somewhat slow. Except this all are awesome. Excellent choice in high end category.

I purchased the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro in July 2025, and my experience over the past six months has been extremely disappointing, especially considering the premium price point. To begin with, the ear tips are of very poor quality. They tear off very easily during normal use. What is more concerning is that replacement ear tips are not available, and even the Samsung Service Center was unable to provide replacements, which is unacceptable for a flagship audio product. After just six months of regular usage, the colour coating on the buds started peeling off. This indicates serious durability and finish-quality issues. Fortunately, I was using a Spigen protective case, otherwise the charging case itself would likely have suffered similar damage. In terms of performance, the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is mediocre, and the microphone noise reduction does not work effectively at all. During calls, the microphone often distorts my voice, making it difficult for the receiver to hear clearly. At times, my voice sounds broken or completely unclear to the other person. Another major issue is reliability. The buds randomly stop playing music or audio without any warning, even when they are properly connected. This makes them highly unreliable for daily use, calls, or media consumption. Overall, my experience with the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro has been very poor and frustrating. For a product positioned in the premium segment, the build quality, after-sales support, and performance are far below expectations. Given the price range, this product does not deliver value and has been a pathetic experience overall.

I recently picked up the Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro and after a couple of weeks of use here’s how they stack up. Pros: Top-tier sound for the price – the dual-driver + high-res codec combo gives surprising detail. The microphone/call quality is excellent even in noisy backgrounds as they fit my ears perfectly hence passive noise cancellation is good too. If you’re in the Samsung ecosystem you’ll appreciate the seamless device switching and app features and the case supports wireless charging too. Cons: Fit may not be ideal for smaller ears, and the ANC, while good, doesn’t completely block out all ambient noise compared to the very best (compared to Buds2 Pro). Some features only work fully with Samsung phones like (SSC), so if you’re using iPhone or a generic Android you won’t get full value. The stem controls (pinch/swipe) have a learning curve and sweaty workouts may make them finicky. Battery life is meh for prolonged use (4-4.5hrs with ANC and 5.5-6hrs w/o ANC) Summary: One less star just because of the battery backup. If you own a Samsung phone and want wireless earbuds that push sound, features and ecosystem integration, the Buds3 Pro are a standout pick. If you’re device-agnostic or mainly use iOS, you might find more balanced value elsewhere (Airpods) — but you won’t go wrong with these if you find them on sale.

Dude, it's gonna cost you a bit, but seriously, your ears are gonna love it! These are, like, maybe the best wireless earbuds for your Galaxy, and they do everything well. The built-in stuff isn't just for show, it's actually useful. Like, the voice detection? I don't even have to take them out or turn down the volume to talk to someone, the BUDS do it for me! There's a lot more, but you can check out the specs yourself. The only downsides? They're kinda pricey ☝🏼👀, and the stems might be a little annoying when you're lying down. Not a huge deal, but it's there. Also, they could make it easier to put the buds back in the case. If you've never had this kind of earbud before, it'll take a few tries to get it right. You'll get used to it, but still, they could make it better. Overall, it's a great product and totally worth the money. The sound is amazing, the noise canceling is awesome, the delay is barely noticeable, and those little features make life easier. Totally worth the money, I said what I said.

Build Quality: These a solid build quality and a comfortable fit. The compact design and premium materials make them a pleasure to wear, even for extended periods. Also the case can be opened easily using one hand and that's so much better than every other TWS Samsung has launched before this Sound Quality: They deliver a pleasing audio experience with balanced sound, deep bass, and clear highs. There are a lot of preset options you can choose from and like me you can also do custom settings in the equalizer. Noise Cancellation: Effective but Not Perfect. It's effective at reducing ambient noise, making them suitable for commuting or working in noisy environments. However, it's not as impressive as some of the top-tier ANC earbuds available. Crystal clear call quality: There are constant festivites around the place I stay and even in an environment as noisy as this, the folks on the other end of the call said my voice didn't sound muffled, and said that they couldn'thear any background noise what so ever! It's almost like magic! Special Features: I did hear the gimmicky promotional content of automatically switching to ambient mode and it really is a gimmick. But what I was looking forward was to try the voice commands without using any standard catchphrase as a prefix. And again, Samsung has nailed this. "PLAY MUSIC", "STOP MUSIC", "VOLUME UP/DOWN", work like (for a lack of a better word) MAGIC! The only con is that these don't support multi device connection apart from Samsung devices. But I was okay with it as my major usage is on my Galaxy S24 Ultra and I didn't feel it would be too much of an effort to spend 2 seconds more to connect to my MacBook. Should you buy these? Yes, I know it's on a little too expensive compared to products like OnePlus Buds 3 Pro. With OnePlus Buds 3 Pro, you'll probably get 90% of that you get with Samsung Buds 3 Pro. But if you're a Samsung user, and are a sucker for a seamless connection + industry best call quality + voice commands that you won't get on any other device, it's a must buy!

Initial impressions after a week being tested with : Samsung 23 Ultra, iPhone 16+, Dell Latitude i7H , Macbook Pro 16 (Intel version) Pros: Sound quality is pristine. Remarkable than previous Samsung buds after burn in period. The sound stage, space, instrument separation are beautiful. Samsung has well used and tuned dual drivers, instead of just boasting about it. Call quality is good, the other person could be hear me clearly even when I was going in bike at about 30-40kmph. Indoor call quality is also very good. Used for Teams and Whatsapp calls, working nice and clear. Cons: Wind noise - It gets amplified so badly when you are outside walking in a breezy place or going in bike, it will hurt your ears. ANC is very gimmicky. Fun fact - Increasing ANC level will increase wind noise 😁 I don't think it's a software issue, since this has been in market for a while now and there are many people complaining about this. Very poor passive noise cancellation, despite the correct fit tips. Tip for people like me who get confused about iOS and Android compatibility while buying accessories ( Since I have been using 2 phones and many accessories for a long long time) 😉 Unfortunately you need to use an Android device ( Preferably Samsung S series) once. Borrow from your friend for 5 minutes to set this up if you don't have one 😊. All the settings like pinch control, ANC switching, Eq etc gets saved in the earphone itself, so will work wonderfully in iPhone also!. Use a music player that has EQ like Spotify or Apple music. Problem solved. Sometimes the sound and ANC quality are better than my Airpods pro 2 (USB C Type). I would recommend the 'Dynamic' EQ setting, it is magical. For Samsung phone users - SSC codec is wonderful, make sure you enable UHQ. There might be milliseconds connectivity break sometimes, but it is sparse and random. Not a deal breaker. Just me : I did not face any battery issue, since I do not wear them continuously for hours. I wonder why anyone would do that unless you want to cook and fry your ears 😂 Please don't say sleeping, working out etc.,. It's bad for your ears, period. Fit is subjective, the default tips fits comfortably for me. The buds are placed ulta in the case.. like opposite of Airpods pro. It's cumbersome and annoying many times as you might drops the buds. The blade lights looks cool with the fade in and fade out effect. But I never used it. They could have used it for some notification. There is crackling noise in the left ear with ambient noise, when there is any high pitched sound like any air compressor nearby. Not sure if it is a problem. I initially wanted to return this due to the horrible wind noise but the chatbot will not give you any option to return. You have to call Amazon support. Decided to keep it to use only indoors. Buds 2 pro is still wonderful and I will use it outdoors. Airpods also has this wind problem. Do not turn on 'siren detect'. It will scare you if someone uses horn even two blocks away. My Buds + and Buds 2 are still working like brand new since I bought them years ago. So I have no doubt on Samsung's quality. 1 star less for wind noise and another for the price.

I've been using this product for a week now, and I must say the sound quality has truly exceeded my expectations. It's crisp, immersive, and better than I anticipated. One of the standout features is the ability to easily switch between multiple modes—Ambient Sound, Adaptive, and Active Noise Cancellation. The transitions are smooth and intuitive. Syncing with Samsung Wearables (I'm using it with a Galaxy S23) is seamless, and the overall integration feels top-tier. I love the built-in features like custom sound modes and the touch controls on the earbuds, which work flawlessly. The build quality of both the earbuds and the case is premium, and I highly recommend going for the silver version—the finish and lightning effect on it look stunning compared to the white. Connecting was super simple, especially with a Samsung phone. However, the only major downside I’ve noticed is that if there's even a tiny bit of debris or dust on the charging sensor, the earbuds don't charge properly. This happens around 20–30% of the time, which can be frustrating. Also, while the mic is decent for calls and general use, it’s not the best—some may experience occasional issues with clarity. Overall, this is a fantastic product with rich features and great performance, just be mindful of the charging sensitivity. Still very much worth it in my opinion!