Hi !
I currently have an IPhone 13 Pro Max and Galaxy buds+ I was wondering if upgrading from the buds+ to AirPods Pro 2 was worth it ? I have some more questions too,
Currently the galaxy buds + fit my ear very well so I don’t want to change to something that would be uncomfortable to wear, so how are the AirPods on that aspect ? Do they fit well ? And do they fall out easily ?
Which has the better sound quality between both of them ?
which has the best mic ?
Which is the best overall ?
Honestly the price isn’t an issue if AirPods are really better, and please do not be biased because we are on the AirPods sub, I want yall real opinions and advices
I would have loved to try some AirPods Pro 2 but I don’t know how I could manage to get my hands some
Thanks in advance
Update:
I made the leap during Christmas, if y’all are hesitating, just buy it. It’s night and day, my first use of the APP was insane, the noise cancellation on these things are insane, as well as the transparency mode and the audio quality. I regret nothing. They fit great in my ear, thanks to the different size ear tips. It’s perfect.
Videos
How do the Apple AirPods Pro and Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro microphones sound?
We’ve standardized our microphone testing and now can offer you a direct comparison of the AirPods Pro and Galaxy Buds Pro microphones.
AirPods Pro microphone demo (Ideal):
AirPods Pro microphone demo (Office):
AirPods Pro microphone demo (Street):
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro microphone demo (Ideal):
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro microphone demo (Street):
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro microphone demo (Wind):
Does the Galaxy Buds app on iOS support the Buds Pro? How do you control the Buds Pros features on iOS?
While the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app is only available for Android, Samsung offers the Samsung Buds app to iPhone users. This app affords essentially all the same functions as the Galaxy Wearable app.
Do the AirPods connect to multiple devices?
No, none of the Apple AirPods support Bluetooth multipoint. However, you can take advantage of automatic device switching between Apple hardware under the same iCloud account. This means when you’re listening to music on your iPhone and start playing a video on your MacBook, the AirPods (3rd generation) will stop playing from your phone and immediately switch to the laptop’s audio output.