Yes! The Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus make for great Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus earbuds, because the Galaxy Note 10 Plus smartphone supports Samsung’s Wireless PowerShare charging. This means you can place the charging case on top of the Android smartphone to charge it from anywhere. What’s more, since it’s a relatively up-to-date Android phone, you can enable Spotify integration from the Galaxy Wearable app.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus aren’t waterproof, but they are water-resistant. The Buds Plus have merited an IPX2 rating, meaning they can withstand most workouts as long as they’re not submerged.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus was supposed to support Bluetooth multipoint between Bluetooth 5.0 devices. However, the company discreetly removed any mention of this functionality on the official Galaxy Buds Plus page. Perhaps we’ll see this reinstated in a future software update.

No matter, the Buds Plus remembers multiple devices which makes switching easy. In fact, I don’t need to manually disconnect the earphones from my smartphone when connecting to my desktop. Instead, I can just select the pre-paired Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus from my laptop’s Bluetooth menu and it automatically disconnects from my S10e. Sure, it’s still a bit cumbersome but it’s not too much of a chore.