Samsung Galaxy Buds VS. Apple AirPods

so I made that video recently about Apple headphones, they came back into my life. I've been using

airpods

and I kind of enjoy them. They have great success. You see them in the world. Other manufacturers. You know they are entering the market. Space This is the latest incarnation of Samsung's fully wireless headphone product has a couple of features that have not been seen before. My favorite is the fact that this entire setup can be loaded from any phone that supports wireless charging because it's a Samsung Product and this is a Samsung phone, there's also some interaction that's a little more seamless than it could be with a pair of third-party ear

buds

or puds, but once you get into the app, this is where I think they have a bit of an advantage over the Air Pods: they're super configurable.

Here we can see the battery life of each individual unit. You can use one independently of the other. You can keep one of these guys charging in the case while you listen to the other. There are some differences. EQ settings here for bass boost, smooth, dynamic, clear, etc., you can manage how these things handle notifications. They have touch panels on the side, unlike the Air Pods, these have interchangeable tips and ear hooks. Also look at all those options. Air Pod, you've seen it before, it doesn't fit as deeply into the ear canal for some people, this fits very well, others won't stay in their ears, these on the other hand will be a little more predictable because they sit further away. in the ear canal and have that secondary rubber and plastic component, they should be a little safer there considering the way they are designed, the air pod is a little taller but also a little less thick than the Galaxy Bud, so that people want to know Hey, which one should I buy considering you can use it on multiple platforms?

They work like Bluetooth headphones. You can use Air Pods on Android. You can use the Galaxy Buds on iOS within the app. There is also a button to find my headphones. I'm going to track these things down, they could be pretty easy to miss, I mean they're small and there's a pretty cool ambient sound option too. In fact, I can raise the volume of ambient sound, a sound around me, so that it is amplified in my ear so I can hear my surroundings while listening to a music podcast audiobook, etc. Now you can toggle it all the way down so that it is muted.

You know that what happens around me is silenced. You have atmosphere if you are on the bike. On a bike you need to hear if a car honks or something, this can really amplify your surroundings, of course it's not on the

airpods

, there's also a voice focus feature there, so it looks for voices specifically and allows them go through that particular one. frequency range I find this useful from time to time, now the way the touchpad works you can tap to play or pause a track, double tap to play the next track, answer or end a phone call, triple tap to play the previous track and tap and hold to use a user configurable user option, you could have started something specifically, do something specific and that's user configurable, that's good now that I have it for quick ambient sound .

I'm going to tap and hold and see if I can light up the environment. here we go oh wow that's cool, toggle ambient mode while keeping your finger on the touchpad. I'm in the mood right now. I can totally hear my conversation, hear my own voice, now I look a little strange doing this, possibly. but the question everyone has is how do they compare to the airpods now, as you know I am an s10 user, this is the device I currently have in my pocket, so the effectiveness of any of these ear

buds

has to correlate With this particular device, we talked about some in-app perks, who knows, you might be willing to give up those extra features in exchange for potentially better sound.

I'm not too sure we'll start with the Galaxy Buds. I want to make sure. I have the maximum volume, okay, so now I know I have the maximum volume, a little sample mm-hmm, okay, now we are in smooth, dynamic and clear bass, hmm, okay. Right now I'm wondering if the people who have tried them. I already had them at full volume or not because I read some of those things you read and that was the experience I was having until I made sure the headphones were at maximum volume and the phone was at maximum volume. Now there are many more hits. under our people are doing it wrong it's a headset I'm listening to instruments I was gone for a minute Did you cheat?

I have heard better. I feel like I have to do this exact same track right now on the airpods. now, without further ado, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up, much less isolation I hear the fan in the chamber here we go starting, you know, neither of you are blowing my brains out, you know, obviously, I've tried some very expensive headphones in this place in this seat. Here we've done it together, you and me, Jack Kirk and whoever is behind me on any given day. These are little situations with dental floss. Look at them in terms of sound.

I think I can tell based on that quick little test. there the buttons there are a little more noise maybe my expectations were too high or probably closer to this performance then they like a pair of headphones with full performance that said the most surprising difference for me between the two is the fit and they are It feels good in the sound seal when you put them on you feel isolated, but there is a downside to that. I noticed they are in my ears a little more. I don't even feel it. It's a tighter feeling yes.

I had to choose this is a little more comfortable for my particular ear canal and that's part of the reason why I think I keep reaching for airpods in the first place, not because they sound better but because you just don't even realize it. You're using them, that could be a good or bad thing and it won't be an amazing audio experience either, but really these products are all about convenience, so when evaluating them based on convenience, you have to give certain points to the new Samsung product because the fact. which can be charged wirelessly and off the phone, plus the app gives you more configurability and another thing worth noting, the Galaxy Buds are a little cheaper than the Air Pods, although that's not a huge deal.

Surprise, it's a difficult choice, not really. I don't know, I mean it could be as simple as if you're on Samsung or Android you can opt for these and if you're on iOS you'll probably opt for these just to make pairing between devices easier. Oh, it's difficult. decision I would say if I'm about to do some type of physical activity if I'm going to jog or something, not run but let's say I did, I'll probably go for these, it's just a little bit more Confidence in the fit, but if it's just in an environment like that of the house.

She really liked the idea of ​​not feeling the object in your ear, as stupid as it sounds, you forget it's there. I already have so many great sounding headphones. I want to get to work with music. I think I'll probably continue to turn to these more because of that factor and then I'll also keep the Sony headphones, the dedicated over-ear noise canceling headphones, everything else I'll keep for the more demanding listeners, but if I didn't have those other headphones and needed something that could insulate better than airpods and I can only have one pair. I only had 130 dollars for a pair.

I'll probably go with these, it's just a pair of headphones. I would probably buy these. choose these instead of these, but along with a really nice pair that you use sometimes, these are the headphones. I don't even realize I'm wearing them, that's the end result.