SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds 2 Pro True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds w/ Noise Cancelling, Hi-Fi Sound, 360 Audio, Comfort Ear Fit, HD Voice, Conversation Mode, IPX7 Water Resistant, Graphite (Renewed)

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro for a while now, and honestly, once I switched out the ear tips to get the perfect fit, these things sound fantastic. The bass hits hard, the vocals are clear, and everything just sounds way better than when I first tried them with the default tips.Also, I finally figured out why the volume would drop when I yawned or made a noise at the gym — turns out it’s a feature that lowers the volume when it detects your own mouth sounds, which is actually pretty smart. Didn’t realize that at first but it makes sense now.Since I have the Galaxy S23, setting them up was super easy — they connected instantly and the app gave me lots of options to tweak. The noise cancelling works great too, even in a busy gym.All in all, these earbuds are awesome, just make sure you get the right tips for your ears. Definitely recommend!

Came looking like new and sounding great, the only headache was syncing both ear buds together 😅 but you can always youtube it and if the syncing video didn't work for you like me cause one of the ear buds only sync when I reset it, all you have to do is keep both ear buds in the case, put it next to the phone "opened" and let the phone sync with both ear buds and that should have both of them syncing together, you might have to do this two cause mine unsync twice but after that I had no issues at all they work like new ☺️

Edit: I'll leave my previous written review, but I'm changing my one star up to four stars. A couple of days after I wrote my frustrations here, both the crackling earbud and the accidental hair tapping magically stopped. I don't know why it did, but I'm happy with it now. Original review is below this point .The refurbished part of this product is not great. There are some expected details such as smudges on the case and the rubber ear pieces are somewhat worn. I don't mind that part. I do mind that the right earbud crackles in my ear randomly. It was comparatively cheap to buying new, so I figured I'd leave an extra star, but my hair is also constantly tapping it and pausing, playing, and even skipping around songs or books I'm listening to. Maybe it's not bad for most people, but unfortunately I don't have the option of putting my hair up, so it's practically unusable. I had the buds pro before I got the buds pro 2, and I've had more unintentional hair taps in 2 days with these than I've had in the 3 years I had the last ones. Again, maybe it's just me, but it is certainly frustrating.

I had a Buds Pro I got a few years ago, and then I guess they fell out of my pocket while I was out because they're gone. So I got these.Fit feels a little better than the Pros did, but I'm probably imagining that. Connects to the wear app easily and well, allowing control such as changing from surround sound to ambient sounds. Love that you can turn off touch controls. My ears are garbage at holding buds in so I constantly have to push them back in. (It's not an incorrectly sized ear-tip. Large is way too big, medium doesn't get a perfect grip. Broken ears.)I will admit I haven't tried the call option, as I seldom get calls, and haven't at all while wearing them. I do know the original Pros worked great though. Just tested it calling someone. Both of us noticed no sound issues. They didn't know I wasn't using my phone and they sounded normal to me.I am kinda sad color-wise. The original Pros had a like, glittery-ness to them, the the buds themselves were mirror-like. These are just a plain pastel purple, which I still like but don't think is as pretty. However, I think part of that is the material on the outside of the box is more tacky. The originals were smooth, and I imagine the change was to keep them from easily falling out of your pocket. The biggest issue is, if you have the white or purple, they smudge visibly easier.I had hoped that the find your earbuds option was for if you misplaced the whole thing, but it's simply for if you drop a bud and cant find it, which is disappointing.I can't give a good estimate on battery life. I just spent the past twenty minutes in a call and the buds went down 5% I don't use them a lot because I'm disabled so I don't go out much, and I've never looked at the battery% once I was done. I will say my box is still at 21% after using them for probably around 15-18 hours, so that's not bad at least.

They work well the audio sounds a bit weird but not a deal breaker and the case was more beat up than I expected and the buds themselves were ok at best

I recently purchased the new Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, and I must say, they are a significant disappointment compared to the Galaxy Buds 2. In terms of sound quality, the Buds 2 simply cannot be matched; their audio clarity and bass response are superior and create a much more enjoyable listening experience. While the Buds 3 do fit more snugly in the ear, which provides a better seal for sound isolation, that’s the only area where they outperform the Buds 2.If you're currently considering whether to invest in the Buds 2 or the Buds 3, I highly recommend going with the Buds 2. You’ll likely find them to be more fulfilling and satisfactory, and I have no doubt you won’t be disappointed with your choice. Moreover, I've noticed that the widget on my Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, to which I have paired the Buds, offers a much richer experience. It provides improved information accessibility, better usability, and a more attractive interface, along with greater versatility in functionality.Regrettably, I missed the return window for the Buds 3 Pro, or I would have certainly chosen to return them. Overall, my experience reinforces that the Buds 2 are the better product in this lineup.