These buds are comfortable. Their design feels like a mix of the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro Truly Wireless and the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Truly Wireless. Overall, they feel lightweight in the ears and don't go very deeply into your ear. They also don't put much pressure on your ears. Unfortunately, they can create a plunger-like feeling in your ear. Show  OS Compatibility Not OS specific Ease Of Use Decent Feedback Good Call/Music Control Yes Volume Control Yes Microphone Control No Channel Mixing No Noise Cancelling Control On/Off Talk-Through On/Off Additional Controls Voice Assistant They have good controls. They're easy to use, and controls can be registered on either bud. However, the touch surfaces are very small, and it's easy to accidentally register a command while you're adjusting the earbuds' positioning in your ears. Also, sometimes, commands don't register correctly. On the upside, there are beeps to let you know when you've successfully registered a command. There are also different chimes to indicate when you've switched between ANC on and off and transparency mode. On either bud:
There aren't volume or voice assistant controls by default. However, you can activate these commands in the app. You can also add Spotify, which launches this app on command. L 1.3" (3.2 cm) W 1.1" (2.7 cm) H 0.8" (2.1 cm) Volume 1.10 in³ (18.00 cm³) Transmitter Required No They're very portable headphones. They're very small, lightweight, and can easily fit into most pockets or bags without an issue. Type Hard case L 2.0" (5.1 cm) W 2.0" (5.1 cm) H 1.1" (2.8 cm) Volume 4.39 in³ (72.00 cm³) The charging case is great. Their case is very similar to the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Truly Wireless but has a satin finish. Overall, the case feels lightweight yet sturdy. There's a light inside the case to indicate the buds' charge, and there's one light on the outside to indicate the case's charge. It also supports wireless charging. They have a good build quality, like other Samsung earbuds we've tested. They're made of lightweight, sturdy plastic and have an IPX7 rating for resistance against submersion in water. The ear tips are difficult to remove from the earbuds and feel like they could rip over time. They have good stability. If you want to wear them while working out, they won't move around, especially once you get a good seal. However, the seal can loosen up while you're talking.
Sound Bass Amount -0.39 dB Treble Amount -0.12 dB The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2 have a neutral sound that's well-suited for a variety of audio content. Originally, we reported a dip in the mid-range, but this was due to an improper fit. However, if you take the time to ensure a proper fit, vocals and instruments sound accurate and present in mixes. If you prefer a different sound, their companion apps offer EQ presets to help you adjust their sound to your liking. Avg. Std. Deviation 0.2 dB Their frequency response consistency is outstanding. Once you get a good fit, you won't experience significant deviations in bass and treble delivery. Std. Err. 1.03 dB Low-Frequency Extension 10 Hz Low-Bass 0.29 dB Mid-Bass 0.98 dB High-Bass 1.54 dB These buds have exceptional bass accuracy. The range is exceptionally flat, resulting in adequate thump, boom, and warmth in your mixes. Std. Err. 1.21 dB Low-Mid 0.54 dB Mid-Mid 0.45 dB High-Mid 1.27 dB The Samsung Buds Pro 2's mid accuracy is outstanding. The entire range is flat and neutral, and although there's a slight driver mismatch in the mid-mid range, it isn't very noticeable. In songs like Iron by Woodkid, vocals and instruments sound clear, accurate, and present throughout the mix. Std. Err. 3.09 dB Low-Treble 1.75 dB Mid-Treble -0.3 dB High-Treble 0.42 dB The Samsung Buds2 Pro have great treble accuracy. They have a flat low-treble, so vocals and lead instruments are clear and detailed. However, a dip in the mid-treble dulls sibilants like hi-hats. Peaks 0.94 dB Dips 1.03 dB They control their sound profile very well. There's a bit of mismatch present between the L/R drivers, which alternates across the range. However, for the most part, it's fairly minor. A dip in the low-mid affects the right driver and thins out vocals and instruments, while a peak in the mid-to-high-mid nudges them forward. A peak in the low-treble also primarily affects the right driver and makes the upper harmonics of vocals and instruments sound harsh, while the uneven mid-treble affects both drivers and turns sibilants like cymbals alternatingly weak and piercing. Weighted Group Delay 0.12 Weighted Phase Mismatch 2.81 Weighted Amplitude Mismatch 2.04 Weighted Frequency Mismatch 1.64 The imaging performance is great. Samsung's higher-end products generally tend to have well-matched drivers, which indicates the brand's good ergonomics and quality control. Our unit's L/R drivers are matched in group delay, phase, and frequency response, which is important for the accurate localization of sound objects like voices in the stereo image. There's a bump in the phase response's mid-range, which makes audio skew slightly to the left and sound a little louder than the right driver. There's also a slight amplitude mismatch present, which can cause issues with the balance of the stereo image. These issues can be audible with real-life content, but are still quite minor, and won't be very distracting. Imaging varies from unit to unit, so you may have a different experience. PRTF Accuracy (Std. Dev.) N/A PRTF Size (Avg.) N/A PRTF Distance N/A Openness Acoustic Space Excitation Their passive soundstage is bad, which is expected for in-ear headphones. To create an out-of-head listening experience, your outer ear has to be activated by sound resonances. However, earbuds bypass the outer ear by design, so the soundstage seems closed-off, small, and as if sound is coming from inside your head. Head Modeling No Speaker Modeling On/Off Room Ambience No Head Tracking On/Off Virtual Surround 360 Audio These buds are compatible with 360 Audio, which you can access in the companion app, and is intended to create more 3D, immersive soundstage. There's a head tracking feature, which allows sound to follow your head as you move it. The volume of audio sounds louder than when this feature is off. There doesn't seem to be a difference in sound quality whether this feature is on or off, though. WHD @ 90 0.176 WHD @ 100 0.066 They have a great weighted harmonic distortion performance. Distortion falls within good limits, resulting in clean and pure audio reproduction. Firmware R510XXU0AV17 Power On Connection Bluetooth 5.0 Codec SBC, 16-bit, 48kHz EQ Normal ANC On Tip/Pad Silicone (small) Microphone Integrated These are the settings used to test the Samsung Buds 2 Pro. Our results are only valid when using them in this configuration. Isolation Overall Attenuation -23.58 dB Noise Cancelling Yes Bass -21.73 dB Mid -22.25 dB Treble -26.74 dB They have an excellent noise isolation performance. Their ANC feature helps them block out more ambient sound than the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Truly Wireless and the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro Truly Wireless. They can cut down the low rumble of bus engines as well as office chatter and the hum of AC units. Overall Leakage @ 1ft 30.07 dB They have an excellent leakage performance. Leakage is mostly concentrated in the treble range, but it's not that loud, and escaping audio sounds fairly thin. If you like to listen to audio at high volumes, others around you won't hear it. Microphone Integrated Yes In-Line No Boom No Detachable Boom No Mic Yes LFE 20 Hz FR Std. Dev. 5.41 dB HFE 2,751.68 Hz Weighted THD 0.876 Gain 2.05 dB The mic's recording quality is okay. Overall, your voice is easy to understand but sounds a little veiled. While the mic's recorded speech file sounds very similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Truly Wireless, the next generation Buds2's mic is a bit more pitchy. SpNR 3.91 dB Noise Gate Always On Speech + Pink Noise Handling Speech + Pink Noise Audio Sample Speech + Subway Noise Handling Speech + Subway Noise Audio Sample The mic's noise handling performance is poor. The mic struggles to separate your voice from background noise. If you're taking a call from a busy street or office, your voice can be drowned out by louder sounds. Active Features Battery Type Rechargable Continuous Battery Life 4.8 hrs Additional Charges 2.6 Total Battery Life 17.3 hrs Charge Time 1.1 hrs Power-Saving Feature No Audio While Charging Yes Passive Playback No Charging Port USB-C The Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro's battery performance is sub-par. The manufacturer advertises them to last five hours continuously, and we measured just under that. Their carrying case supplies roughly 2.6 additional charges if you need it, but this is shorter than that of competitors like the Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation) Truly Wireless, which have four extra charges. Keep in mind that battery life can vary depending on use. While they don't have a power-saving feature to help conserve battery life when not in use, you can use one bud while the other charges. App Name Samsung Wearable iOS No Android Yes macOS No Windows Yes Equalizer Presets ANC Control On/Off Mic Control No Room Effects No Playback Control No Button Mapping Yes Surround Support Yes The Samsung Wearable app is good, but it isn't available on iOS devices. That said, it offers a variety of features for Android users. You can access EQ presets, an earbud fit test, and the 360 Audio feature for a more immersive sound. You can also remap controls and toggle between ANC on, off, and ambient sound. There's a 'Game Mode', which helps lower latency on mobile devices, but this feature is only available on compatible Samsung devices. In addition to the Samsung Wearable app, you can also access the Galaxy Buds app on Windows. It offers many of the same features as the mobile app, like EQ presets, control remapping, and noise control. However, this app doesn't have a low latency mode. Connectivity Bluetooth Version 5.3 Multi-Device Pairing No NFC Pairing No Line Of Sight Range 196.85 ft (60.00 m) PC Latency (SBC) 250 ms PC Latency (aptX) N/A PC Latency (aptX HD) N/A PC Latency (aptX-LL) N/A iOS Latency -8 ms Android Latency -14 ms The Samsung Buds 2 Pro's Bluetooth connectivity is satisfactory. Unlike the Status Between 3ANC True Wireless, these buds don't support multi-device pairing, so you can only stay connected to one device at a time. They also have high latency on PCs, so you'll notice a delay between your audio and video if you're gaming or watching a movie on PC. However, they have lower latency with iOS and Android devices, so you won't have the same issue watching a video on your phone. They have a 'Game Mode' only accessible on Samsung phones via the Samsung Wearable app. With Game Mode, they have low latency, similar to their performance with Android phones when you're not using that mode. Also, keep in mind that some devices and apps compensate for latency. These headphones also support Seamless, Samsung's proprietary codec, which the manufacturer advertises to improve audio quality. However, it's only available on select Samsung devices, and we don't have a device that can currently test it. These headphones can also connect to compatible Samsung TVs. We measured 189ms of latency when connected to our Samsung Q80T but didn't notice any delays while watching TV. If you need to take a call, audio will switch from the TV to your phone and resume once the call is over. Non-BT Line Of Sight Range N/A Non-BT Latency N/A Analog Audio No USB Audio No Detachable No Length N/A Connection No Wired Option Analog/USB Audio Latency N/A You can't use these headphones wired. There's a USB-C to USB-C cable included for charging the case. Analog No Wired USB No Non-BT Wireless No The Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro have full audio and mic compatibility with Bluetooth-enabled PCs. However, you can't connect these buds to your PC in any other way. PS4 Analog No PS4 Wired USB No PS4 Non-BT Wireless No PS5 Analog No PS5 Wired USB No PS5 Non-BT Wireless No Xbox One Analog No Xbox One Wired USB No Xbox One Non-BT Wireless No Xbox Series X|S Analog No Xbox Series X|S Wired USB No Xbox Series X|S Non-BT Wireless No Type Charging Case USB Input No Line In No Line Out No Optical Input No RCA Input No Dock Charging Yes Power Supply USB-C These buds come with a carrying case that holds roughly 2.6 additional charges. It supports wireless charging and has a USB-C input to recharge it. Galaxy Buds2 Pro giá bao nhiêu?Thông tin trả góp. Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 giá bao nhiêu?So sánh chi tiết Samsung Buds2 với Buds Live và Buds+. Galaxy Buds2 Pro nghe được bao lâu?Samsung trang bị cho Galaxy Buds2 Pro viên pin với dung lượng 61 mAh cùng case sạc có dung lượng 515 mAh. Với mức pin đó, tai nghe Galaxy sẽ đáp ứng thời gian sử dụng trong 5 giờ, kéo dài lên 21 tiếng nếu kết hợp với case sạc và thậm chí là 29 tiếng khi tắt ANC. Buds 2 Pro Có gì mới?Đặc biệt, Galaxy Buds2 Pro được Samsung sử dụng ngôn ngữ thiết kế công thái học hoàn toàn mới với phần housing giúp chống bám mồ hôi và vân tay tốt. Cải tiến này giúp tai nghe dễ dàng nhét vào tai hơn, đồng thời mang lại cảm giác thoải mái cho người đeo mà không lo rớt mỗi khi hoạt động. |
