Like clockwork, Amazon has put the original Galaxy Buds on sale following the mid-February debut of the Galaxy Buds+. Right now, you can get a pair of black Galaxy Buds for just $94.99, a 27 percent discount and the cheapest these true wireless earbuds have ever been. If we're splitting hairs, the first-gen Galaxy Buds don't sound quite as good as the Galaxy Buds+, and their noise isolation mode is weaker. But those differences are minimal, and they're still an above-average pair of earbuds — so if you're trying to decide between the two, Amazon's $35 discount on the original model might be enough to sway you in their favor. For comparison's sake, the Galaxy Buds+ are $149.99. Spec-wise, the Galaxy Buds feature two drivers each (one for bass, one for volume) and come equipped with adaptive dual microphones that reduce external noises when you're on a phone call. Moreover, they offer both USB and Bluetooth connectivity — and yes, they work perfectly fine with Apple devices. The G...

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Had it for a month now, it was working well until all of a sudden the right earpiece stopped working. I've looked around and this means it needs repairs at a store. Woudn't recommend buying it from here.

You'll need to update them using the Samsung buds software

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The Galaxy Buds are super comfortable and have wireless charging, but you can do better for the money

Comfortable; Instant pairing; Charging case can be wirelessly charged;

Poor audio quality; Inconsistent touch controls; Problematic wireless transmission;

They are good though sometimes drop out. Love the fact I can see how much power is left (when the phone and buds communicate with each other)

Good brand,perfect fit into the ears,but a bit of issue on the mic ehile making phone calls,upadated to the buds plus,better choice

Great product and value for money

These absolutely pale in comparison to Samsung's old wired, AKG-tuned earbuds, which themselves cost a tenth of the price. They're uncomfortable in the ear after any real amount of use, sound tinny, and are prone to white noise issues when trying to produce certain tones. Good for podcasts and not much else.