With Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, you’ll enjoy the very best in sound while making yourself heard in style as well.
Acoustic sound specialists AKG are responsible for the awesome audio coming through your Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus. You‘re in for a rich, high resolution live sound, which will make you think you're listening to your favourite band from the front row.
Next-generation adaptive dual microphone technology virtually eliminates background noise while you talk. Because Galaxy Buds Plus can recognise your surroundings, they switch from inner and outer mics when required to keep annoying noise out of your chat.
Galaxy Buds Plus have been newly designed, making them even more compact. They fit into your pocket with ease, and into your ears in similar fashion! The slim fit keeps them comfortable yet secure within your ears, regardless of what you‘re doing.
Galaxy Buds Plus allow you to pair and switch seamlessly between devices so you don‘t miss out on anything.
A high-efficiency micro-battery keeps the music playing for up to 11 hours on a single charge. Galaxy Buds can also be connected to device-to-device wireless power-share compatible Galaxy devices.
Why wait to hear your favourite sounds? Galaxy Buds Plus work right out of the box, and you can connect with your devices in an instant via Bluetooth.
Manufacturer: Samsung
After the Samsung Galaxy Buds achieved a respectable score of 3.9 in our test, now the South Korean mega-corporation have sent their successor, the Galaxy Buds+, into the fray. The Plus version aims to score with a longer battery life and better sound using the expertise of acoustics specialists...
Convenient for Samsung users, but sound quality falls behind that of competitors
Good call quality; unique features for Samsung and Android users
Medicore sound quality; athletic performance can be hit or miss depdnding on fit; Medicore sound quality; athletic performance can be hit or miss depdnding on fit
The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ are a decent improvement over 2019's Samsung Galaxy Buds Truly Wireless. They look and feel identical, and hav...
Now to wrap up, all of the products Samsung launched during the Unpacked event are winners, and the Galaxy Buds+ are no exception. While it still lacks a few things to stand at the very top of the true wireless segment, notably active noise-canceling, it’s still a great product nonetheless —...
The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ are an excellent true wireless option in this price range—maybe the best....
Great price; Very flexible; Long battery life
Occasionally tinny treble; May not work with older phones
A solid pair of wireless in-ears. Sound is improved over their predecessors, while battery life is excellent. But don't shun other similar priced competitors, which will have the upper hand for some listeners.
Lots of bass; Battery life out of the case is very good; Wireless charging case is convenient; Secure fitting; Ambient noise is useful
Case only holds one extra charge; Not always comfortable for long periods; Sound quality could be better
Small gains in every area add up. The Galaxy Buds+ are now some of the best wireless in-ear all-rounders under £200, and you'll need to spend a lot more for better sound quality or more advanced features
Sound quality step-up; Fantastic battery life; Excellent microphones
Limited water resistance; Multi-device support is poor
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus make important improvements over the original Galaxy Buds. These 'buds introduced Spotify integration to the Galaxy Buds headphone line. While this feature is novel and one I greatly enjoyed, greater battery life, Qi wireless charging functionality, and improved mic...
Bluetooth 5.0; Scalable Samsung codec and AAC; Battery life; Qi Wireless charging; Compact build; Mic quality
Lacks aptX; No auto-resume playback; Lacks multipoint functionality
Last year's Galaxy Buds were a bit of an also-ran, but a series of improvements have transformed these second generation versions into a front-runner, at least within their price bracket. The Galaxy Buds+ have few rivals under £160 that combine design, sound quality and battery life quite so effectively. Those seeking active noise cancellation would have to up their budget to Sony's WF-1000XM3s, while those chasing the best sound quality should consider the pricier Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless. For everyone else, however, these should be at the top of your list for true wireless in-ears - Apple Airpods included.
Sound quality step-up; Fantastic battery life; Excellent microphones;
Limited water resistance; Multi-device support is poor;
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus offer better sound quality and an extended battery life compared to last year's Samsung Galaxy Buds, but they're still missing advanced audio codec support and full-on noise cancellation.
Dual-driver design; 11 hour built-in battery life; iOS compatible;
Limited audio codec support; Only IPX2 splash resistant; No noise cancellation
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