Samsung Galaxy Buds FE True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, Comfort and Secure in Ear Fit, Auto Switch Audio, Touch Control, Built-in Voice Assistant, Graphite [US Version, 1Yr Manufacturer Warranty]

I love these things (not paid). I had Sony's WXF4's, their top end ANC buds and I adored them but 1 side wouldn't mhold a charge anymore. I can't afford to replace with Sony's high-end again so tried these. If my Sonys were 10/10, these are 9/10 in sound quality. Very good. My only complaint is Samsung capped max valume kind of low, but that is easy to get around with pre-amp apps. Otherwise, they sound excellent have have very effective ANC.Best part of all is the fit. The wing tips mean they don't just rely on getting shoved into ear canal. They hold in place really well (I have goofy big ears and hate the airpod style for earbud shapes). I can shake my head, and they go nowhere. Very light and comfy!All that said, yeah the high end premium buds are going to sound even better than these, but for 1/3 the price you are getting 90-95% of the value of the high end pro models. Get these, I love them, and wish my Sony's broke sooner.

Bought these at a discount for around $65, and its still going strong many months later. Calls have great clarity, and the mic can pick up my voice without any of the sound around me. A small shame that it can't charge wirelessly, but the cable it came with allows me to just plug it into my 30w phone charger. Charges quite fast, and it lasts hours on that single charge. Case has an led that goes green to tell you if has a full charge, and has a satisfying click when closing, to the point where I find myself fidgeting with it in my pocket.Though I have an iPhone, it works just fine, paired easily and connects automatically when I put it in my ear.Sound is great, music comes through clearly, and the noise cancellation is decent. However, some sound will still leak through, its decent, not great noise cancellation.I can see it still lasting me for a long time, and I'd recommend these to anyone wanting good earbuds on a budget.

Looking for a replacement earbuds I wasn't expecting to go for the Samsung branded ones. I hadn't even heard of the FE versions of Buds when I started looking for alternatives from my long suffering of LG branded headphones (usually good, but have little support from LG if you have any issues). I was mildly surprised with the amount of positive reviews even from audio enthusiasts.First thing I'll note is comfort. Several reviews commented on how FE is much more comfortable than the main Buds line but I didn't expect it to be much different than any other earbud, but they really are the most comfortable earbud I've ever had. I have pressure issues with my ears that I suffer earbuds for the ANC, but usually can't wear them too long. These I've had no issues so far, and I almost forget they're in my ears.Sound quality is fine. I haven't listened to much that isn't heavily compressed on them, but I've had no "wow sound" moments. But I personally don't need them for that.Controls are simple and responsive and easily altered in the app. ANC works well enough for my needs.Finally what I think is the biggest deal: They work on my Windows laptop. All of the reviews complained that the seamless device switching only worked if you used a Samsung laptop/phone/tablet and I was willing to accept that since I have a Galaxy phone, but was hopeful they would pair and function well on my laptop. Guess what? The Buds app is available for Windows, pops up similar to how Microsoft's My Phone streams phone apps, and appears to contain all of the features and settings of the Android app, including ANC controls, button mapping, and Game Mode meaning you also get the quicker Bluetooth encoding/decoding that negates delay between your audio and video while streaming that's common with cheaper wireless earbuds. Switching back to my phone was just as painless as pairing them the first time. (if that made no sense, these headphones don't have a delay between video playing and hearing the audio)Basically, a great device and really happy I was able to save even more getting it on a sale (though the regular price is not bad at all)

Pro1. Good design overall of the earbud as they stay in place. A small lip fits into the ear to keep it where it is supposed to be. It is also a soft silicon part that does not hurt.2. Sound is ok, nothing to write home about but tolerable and not tinny. For the price point, I am happy with them3. Price was pretty good and the buds are of fair quality for listening to music while walkingCons1. There is nothing to tell you when the buds switch from ambient aware to noise cancelling and there is little difference between the two. Not good noise cancelling at all.2. The touch controls to switch are hit and miss.Regardless, I will keep these and send the kick butt JBL earbuds back. The JBL buds are superior in sound, noise cancelling and touch controls but they fall out of my ears constantly and if lost, no sound doesn't outweigh the small cons of these earbuds.