Sharing my Galaxy Bud Plus experience after 1 week.

I've been using the GBP for about a week now. First thing I noticed is that even the large ear tip is too small for me. The poor seal also caused a mediocre sound quality for me, hopefully I can find a good aftermarket one soon.

Another quirk is that the buds have a separate volume control than your phone. This wouldn't be an issue if I can modify the volume within the Samsung Gear app, but there is none. You can only change the buds volume through double tapping on the buds.

But aside from these two things, i really like the buds. Great battery life, weight, wireless charging. Hoping it can get true hotswappble bluetooth connection/multi device support through a software update (I miss this feature so much from the Bose QC35).



Submitted February 26, 2020 at 11:17PM by Szmere https://ift.tt/383lzH9 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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