Galaxy Buds 3 Pro

Hey guys, please help me choose my first DAP. I have a budget of around 300-350 USD, and I would love to know if I should go with any of these options or something entirely different and invest in an IEM instead? I know these things are subjective and depend on my use case, but after all the researc

Got a pair of galaxy buds 3 pro and to my surprise the wireless charger actually works ! This must have been the item they made it for

I have a few different speaker options, but usually I’m wearing my ear buds (AirPods Pro or Galaxy Buds 3 Pro) if I really want to be immersed.

But for when I just want to be able to hear my content without rocking headphones or ear buds I’m using a JBL Flip 7. Which I just upgraded from a Flip 5.

Yeah, today i was "that guy" in the coffee shop, lol. Really wanted to test as my IT Director expressed interest in getting these for IT staff doing mobile work. I'll have to see if our MDM can manage these (don't remember seeing Knox bits in the settings to enable that to the level we need).

This

iPhones have no way to transmit anything above AAC (256kbps) via Bluetooth. The closest thing is with Android using an LDAC or Samsung's most Recent Flagships (S23 onwards) and the Buds 3 Pro (comparable to an LDAC, not as good tho) and those are still lossy. Right now the only way to get lossless i

device is 15T Pro

So far i've ran into a few bugs:

1. AOD bug: occasionally two time parts are shown
2. Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro bug: only one bud works for phone calls. This is a Android 16 issue as I had the same behaviour on 14T Pro, with HyperOS 2. Temp solution to resolve this is, to just play som

Maybe try to stream only or run with no music just to rule that out. Also, uninstall Samsung health and reinstall it. Other than that, factory reset will clear it up but I agree...should not have any issues like this. I've had my ultra since 2024 release and never an issue..My Spotify is streamed to

Yes camera is objectively better. Still photos are significantly better. Shutter speed and post processing on Samsung has degraded the past couple years. The gap is large with photos of people and animals when they aren't completely still. Pixel is a reliable point and shoot camera. Samsung is not.

Honestly, unless you have another pair for calls, they are not worth it. I have them, they are amazing for sound quality, but they take so long to connect to the phone when you take out one earbud + always get complaints from the other side of the phonecall that they cannot hear me well (literally i

Hey there neighbor! I live in the loop and am always in crowded areas. I have Pixel Buds Pro 2 and Galaxy Buds3 Pro. On the Galaxy Buds3 Pro there is a setting to turn off LE Audio which, among other things allows for high quality Bluetooth audio connections. Turning off these higher quality streams