I didn't like the design of the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro but that is just my personal opinion that didn't affect the good performance of the wireless earphones . I don't like the design of the Galaxy Buds 3, either. However, this design greatly affects the user experience this time around.

The Samsung Buds3 are great for sports and fitness. They're portable, stable, and have decent controls. On the other hand, they don't have any stability fins, and they do a poor job blocking out noise, so you'll hear what's going on around you at the gym.

The Galaxy Buds3 don’t stand out in any particular area. They’re not bad, either, except for the poor noise canceling performance. This makes them a little difficult to recommend or dismiss. Their list price of $209 was already reduced to $179 as of this writing, but that seems high.

It all comes down to fit.

The Galaxy Buds3 don’t stand out in any particular area. They’re not bad, either, except for the poor noise canceling performance. This makes them a little difficult to recommend or dismiss. Their list price of $209 was already reduced to $179 as of this writing, but that seems high.

The Galaxy Buds3 don’t stand out in any particular area. They’re not bad, either, except for the poor noise canceling performance. This makes them a little difficult to recommend or dismiss. Their list price of $209 was already reduced to $179 as of this writing, but that seems high.

Samsung's noise-cancelling Galaxy Buds 3 are more comfortable and easier to control than previous models, though their high-frequency response and battery life could be better.

The problem with the Galaxy Buds 3 is that there aren’t many great reasons to pick these earbuds over something else. Anything else. There are heaps of great earphone choices for folks out there, particularly those owning an equally great phone in the Android ecosystem.

Looking at the leap just a $70 difference is making in terms of value, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pros are the wiser option here.

Samsung’s third-generation earbuds copy Apple’s dated plastic-tipped design, cost more, and have shoddy noise canceling.