Samsung Galaxy Buds Live Wireless Earphones, White, One Size

I am so happy about the purchase, sound is very good, plus looking stylish.Another huge thanks to the seller. Made the order and after realized that the delivery time will be in the day, when have to travel. Likely seller left his mobile number in the item description, so contact him directly and receive my order 2 days in advance. That's really wow customer service. Highly recommend this seller : Atif Hussein Electronic Trading!

high quality product

Nice

very low volume

- Comodidad: si eres de oreja media/pequeña hacen daño- Audio: bueno- Micrófono: malo. Los he comprado para trabajar y nadie me oye bien. Se oye con eco a pesar de probar todas las opciones que tiene. La cancelación de ruído no existe.

When Ever I try to listen to something the voice is heard by everyone next to me, this was not as expected from earbuds

Good sound quality and if they suit your ear shape they are as good as any. One of the few wireless earphones that I can run with and they stay in place. A bit pricey but worth it if the suit your ear.

I am a classical-music audiophile, I am used to the performance of high-end over-ear headphones, and I have found the sound quality of these "Live Buds" superb, particularly as you can also quite substantially alter the equaliser settings via the Samsung "Wearable" app. In addition, the immediate connectivity and interaction between the buds and my Samsung phone were impressive. Regarding the "noise cancelling" of these buds, I found it practically non-existent, but that did not worry me as I bought these buds in order to listen to music in a far less obvious manner when in public and so as to be aware of my surroundings in potentially dangerous situations, involving traffic, etc., and I found that for some reason when "noise cancelling" was switched on the quality of the sound performance of these buds was improved.The problem FOR ME is that the cartilage pattern of my ears does not securely ENTRAP these bean-shaped buds. This combined with the very shiny surface of the buds and the presence of the natural oils or waxes of the ear meant that after some minutes the buds slipped about and then dropped out of my ears. Thankfully when this happened I always reacted quickly enough, by clasping my arms to my chest, so that I caught the falling buds in my arms and they didn't hit the ground. Obviously if they were to hit the ground in a busy place, or even in long grass, they could easily be lost, and if they struck a hard floor their delicate and complicated internal electronics could easily be damaged.I tried everything to make these buds stay in my ears, but the upwards "screw" locking-action required is simply not possible in my particular ears. In addition, the cartilage ridges of my ears are not protrusive enough or "curled" enough to envelope the buds. Eventually I discovered that Samsung has produced a thin silicone "sleeve" for the lower part of each bud, presumably to help hold them in place, however these sleeves are only about a millimetre thick and so despite their rough silicone surface I don't believe these sleeves would assist in my situation, so I have not requested a pair of them from Samsung Customer Service. I should say though that I found one online reviewer who bought a pair of sleeves in order to seal up air-gaps between the buds and the entrance to the ear-canal and he states that this increased the high quality of the sound performance.So, sadly, I can't enjoy these buds, and must now hunt for a pair of buds with over-ear hooks, guaranteed never to fall out of my ears. This is a pity, because the sound quality of these reasonably-priced and elegant buds is superb. Provided you have the right ears, I recommend them. I suggest looking closely at all of Samsung's promotional images and videos and considering whether you have ears similar to those of the people modelling these Live Buds.

Bought in like-new condition, specifically for use on my Samsung S20 Plus. At first, I was confused at exactly how they were supposed to fit into my ears - thank God the manual came too.Within five minutes, I had the earphones connected to my phone and it prompted a request to download a firmware update for the earphones and a locator app. Not only that, I was also immediately welcomed to an app called "Galaxy Wearable" which offered an extensive range on how I can control my earphones, from 360 sound to blocking touches made on either of the two device's surfaces. Very impressive.As for the earphones, I found the sound quality great and they fit snugly into my ears. I still have to adjust some settings, should I ever play bassy music or action movies via the Dolby Audio option, but this is only me and my preference to sound. If anyone is indifferent and has no filter, then more power to you.Unlike all other wireless earphones I ever had, these ones were built different. There are no mounted earbuds for you to affix securely into your ear canals. All there is is a tiny speaker output which is designed to allign to the opening of your ear canal.As I find that quite innovative, since it would reduce the likelihood of wax buildup, I also find it a little concerning. Personally it gives me some anxiety as I would think the sound might be able to easily pour out from the devices and anyone within earshot might hear the stuff/music I am listening to.On the other hand, I don't really use these earphones when I'm around other people. Either that, or in loud public spaces where I believe whatever sound might be escaping from the earphones would likely get drowned out from the general background noise.For context, I am an introverted and self-conscious person. If you don't gives a rat's backside of the sounds that might be emanating from these earphones when in use due to their design and the potential of other people hearing what you're hearing, then by all means disregard my part which stated such.