Everyday listeners who want something straightforward can take the Galaxy Buds Pro earbuds out of the case and get straight to listening. You can also choose from various colors (black, silver, white, and lavender), making the Buds Pro a great pick for stylish listeners. The IPX7 rating will keep the buds safe in heavy downpours too.

Those with significant nickel, acrylate sensitivities or allergies will potentially be exposed to the materials via the earbuds—however unlikely it is. Some users have reported discomfort and reactions to recent Samsung earphones with these materials. Reportedly, Samsung has been investigating the matter and assisting customers who report troubles to them directly. However, the earphones in question aren’t the only ones with this exposure potential, so if you’re sensitive to these materials, please be mindful of your return policy no matter what you buy.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus owners may want to upgrade to the Galaxy Buds Pro for the effective noise canceling technology. Other benefits include Samsung 360 Audio, which works with any Dolby Atmos content when played from a Samsung Galaxy device (One UI 3.1 or later). If neither of those things appeal to you, and you don’t care for the more water-resistant build of the Galaxy Buds Pro, save some money and stick to the Galaxy Buds Plus. The Buds Plus still has some of the best standalone battery life around, and supports many of the same features as the Buds Pro.