Definitely very productive, Samsung launched its third pair of headphones in early 2021 true-wireless in less than a year. These Galaxy Buds Pro arrive with an in-ear format and active noise reduction.
With its Galaxy Buds Pro, Samsung finally raises its level of play in the field of headphones true-wireless. Only a few small defects in terms of audio reproduction deprive them of their 5th star. However, we have no trouble recommending them, especially to users of Samsung Galaxy smartphones, with which the Buds Pro will express their full potential from a functional point of view.
Strong points
- Very clean and dynamic sound reproduction.
- Excellent stereophony.
- Bass depth.
- Effective noise reduction.
- Compact and comfortable headphones.
- Compatibility with Qi wireless charging.
- IPX7 certified.
Weak points
- Excessive highlighting of high mids, slightly acid sound.
- Slight lack of precision in the bass.
- No full support on iOS.
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Alternatively
Without sending the announced technological slap, the Elite 85t are still positioned as very good headphones true-wireless, which will delight technophiles looking for advanced features and settings of all kinds. The most demanding in terms of sound performance (sound reproduction and active noise reduction) can turn to the excellent Apple AirPods Pro or to the Sony WF-1000XM3 if the intra format does not repel them.