Galaxy Buds Live | Top 5 Features!!!

The Galaxy Buds Live definitely look pretty stylish, but they also come with a couple of cool

features

like active noise cancellation, shared Spotify integration, and iOS compatibility. There are definitely some great

features

in these bean-shaped headphones, so let's get into it. Did you know you can? share media with your friends if they also have a pair of Galaxy

buds

, what you can do with this is pair your

live

buds

with your Samsung device by simply opening them like this and then what your friend does is open his pair of Galaxy Buds and the connects to your phone, then what you do is once both Buds are connected, just swipe down on the notification panel and up there you'll see this media button.

Tap that and you will see that both Buds appear here in this media window and if you activate this option, they are both paired with the same media, now you can control their volume separately or together simply by using the volume switch and like that, both pairs of ends They are connected to your device and you can both listen to the same content, whether it's Netflix, YouTube or Spotify, whatever, so sit back, relax, enjoy music with your friend while you both share the same audio. One of my favorite features of the Buds Live is how quickly and easily you can access Spotify. or the volume changes without even having to touch your phone, you need to set this up but only once so in the Galaxy Wearables app select touch control and then once there swipe left until you see touch and hold , then select which button you want to activate Spotify with or if you want you can activate the volume controls with both buttons and that's literally it, so now when you have your headphones on and you want to activate Spotify, all you need to do is tap and hold pressed and your Spotify will start to crash. or if you want to use volume option the same goes for tap and hold so when you press and hold you will hear a beep and the volume will go up or if you do it on your left side you will tap and hold and the volume will go down now control the buttons is a lot easier than you think if you know what you're doing of course, so here it is, if you want to pause or play a song, just tap the buttons once if you want.

To go forward a song or perhaps answer a call, simply tap the buttons twice and then if you want to go back a song, tap the buttons three times. All of these gestures apply to both buttons, which is awesome, so you can do it on either one. Heard also just make sure you are tapping the top section of the button here and not the bottom section otherwise it may not work if you want you can also block all taps which can be useful in certain situations but also not forget it. Those tap and hold features that I showed you a little earlier, active noise cancellation, have been a hot topic for these headphones and they definitely come with some differences compared to traditional in-ear headphones, but first to activate active noise cancellation noise, head to the wearable devices app and right there you will see the on and off switch.

You can also set this up as a touch gesture on the touch controls, simply select which button you'd like to use it with and then in the future simply tap and hold to activate. That's why these headphones definitely cancel out the base year sounds, but unfortunately not so much the treble ones. However, in my opinion they are still better than the Buds Plus because the Butts Plus only come with ambient sound and not even active noise cancellation and with ambient sound that amplifies your outside environment instead of trying to cancel it out, so although not the best I've heard they still do a good job when I started using these headphones I was instantly surprised by how much bass they have for such a small size and The open ear buds are surprisingly bass sounding and I mean they are small, but this is due to the 12 millimeter speaker and the base duct that they added right inside the buds, which is this little vent that is right there and they work very well in my opinion.

The

live

earbuds definitely have a lot more bass than the Galaxy Buds, especially when I take one earbud from each pair and put them in my ears, these definitely have a lot more bass and also if there is still not enough bass you can play them. In the wearables app and equalizer section, you can toggle it on base boost to get that extra oomph. Then some other features to note is that the buds life are not only compatible with Samsung and Android devices but they are also compatible with iPhones to connect the Buds to an iPhone all you have to do is open the app store , search for Galaxy wearable devices and then install the app that says Galaxy Buds.

Once everything is connected, you will have full access to the app where you can change the equalizer and turn off the active one. noise cancellation basically everything you can do with a Samsung device, except on an iPhone, so I love that they come with the "Find My Friend" feature in case you ever misplace or lose a friend to access this feature, everything what you need to do is head over to the wearables app and scroll down until you see find my headphones and then if you click on the home button the butts will automatically start making a tweet sound, this obviously makes them much more easy to find and just keep in mind that they will only make this tweet.

They beep if they are out of their case, so once you find them and put them back in, they will stop making the tweeting sound and this is really good for your peace of mind. Another fantastic feature is wireless power sharing if you are ever in a pickle and your buds are about to die just make sure to turn this on, place your phone face down, grab your buds and get ready to charge them just by placing them on the back of your device, you will hear your phone make this little sound and then you will know that your headphones are charging pretty well and finally, in the box with your headphones, you get these two extra large ear tips and they are very easy to To switch, just grab one side and slowly remove it from the hearing aid. just like you see me doing here, then take the tip of the largest ear and slowly but surely place it back into the bud.

You don't have to pull too hard or do anything crazy, it's super simple to put on and that way you have a bigger one. The ear tip size fits your ear a little more comfortably, so I'm curious. Let me know if you would choose the Galaxy Buds Live or if you prefer a different brand of headphones, but if you enjoyed this video, don't forget. Please like and subscribe or you can check out some of my other videos here, but thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you in the next one, toodles.