Comfy, flexible, noise-isolating design; Ambient Sound mode is awesome; Wireless charging; They also work with iOS;

Battery life could be better; Touch controls take some getting used to; Ambient Sound doesn’t work on iOS;

Being an iPhone user, I usually stay clear of anything that says "Galaxy" on it. But my boss threw Samsung's true wireless Buds in my face and told me to start cracking. We should really call them AKG Buds because that's where the sound comes from.

Very comfortable; fine sound; nice price

Dodgy connectivity; dodgy touch controls

Overall these have been the best earbuds I’ve ever owned. Listening to podcasts, music, movies and TV shows has been a pleasure. Sure, they’re not audiophile quality but they are very easy to listen to without feeling like I’m missing something; they even have a decent amount of bass considering...

Solid connection; Good volume; Seals inside my ear canal; Long battery life; Easy to carry in the case in a pocket without too much bulk

Volume control on the earbuds; Samsung Wearable app on iOS; Make the tapping gestures a little more reliable/easier to do

Update: 02/24/2020: Our original unit of the Samsung Galaxy Buds unfortunately broke, so we ordered and re-tested a replacement unit. T...

Very comfortable; fine sound; nice price

Dodgy connectivity; dodgy touch controls

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...

All four colourways of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 have just dropped in price AGAIN for Black Friday

John Lewis has knocked £50 off these wireless buds for Black Friday

As part of what appears to be early Black Friday reductions, the Galaxy Buds are now £109, down from £139