Galaxy Buds 4 Pro

Name: Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro
Brand: Samsung
Rating: 4.1 (48 reviews)

81% positive of 48 users 188 mentions

• Positive 22% (42) • Neutral 73% (137) • Negative 5% (9)

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What people loved

u/KATARITA · galaxybuds · ▲ 5

“Judging by your frequent use, I would recommend Buds 4 Pro. The comfort and the new features can make a difference in your case.”

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u/wase471111 · earbuds · ▲ 5

“on a newer Samsung Galaxy phone, its hard to beat the Buds 4 pro. On any other android phone, the new Sony WF6 are the best choice, but they are slightly over your budget”

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u/yasser2008q8 · earbuds · ▲ 3

“Personally, I would recommend the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, but this entirely depends on yur current ecosystem!! If you have an iPhone, you should definitely consider AirPods. Otherwise, you would have a wide variety of good earbuds out there to choose, one of them are the buds 4 pro :D”

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Common complaints

u/CSGOan · earbuds · ▲ 2

“Wild to find this comment haha. I have the Jabra Elite Active 75t and bought the buds 4 pro last week. Super disappointed as it doesn't feel like an upgrade at all. Will return them and keep using the 75t.”

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u/unacamisanegra · earbuds · ▲ 1

“… [truncated] … old Galaxy Buds2 Pro, which were barely working, so I decided to go for it. However, I’m now feeling quite frustrated because they are very uncomfortable, and sometimes they take a while to connect to my iPhone or iPad.”

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u/ihakan123 · galaxybuds · ▲ 1

“… [truncated] … and I don't want constant static noise in the background so I returned it. Now I bought buds 4 pro and it has the same issues. ANC is a bit better in terms of static noise but transparency is even worse.… [truncated] …”

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Specifications

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Reddit discussions

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u/Glittering_Net3333 · ▲ 554 · Post
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galaxybuds “Buds 4 pro vs. Buds 3 Pro - I regret it... (Also AMA)”

Just got my Buds 4 pro from bestbuy today to replace my Buds 3 pro. I've had the B3P almost since launch so I think I have a fair opinion. Trying the B4P for the first time, it's really surprising that the ambient is so different when compared to the B3P. To be honest, it sounds worse, noticeably so. First off, the white noise is louder and more prominent on the B4P. Maybe I'm extremely picky, but I think it's definitely worth noting. Hopefully this can be fixed in a future software update though. Second, the ambient mode just sounds more muffled. It can still be considered "ambient mode", but the B3P sounds a lot clearer. It's as if the B4P are being slightly dampened. I'll give credit where it's due and say that the ANC is definitely improved, but I think the sound quality isn't as big of a jump as people are thinking. You still receive the same base as the B3P, but the vocals are lighter and quieter in contrast to supporting/background sounds. With 0 EQ changes on either pair, the B3P takes the cake easily for me. Honestly, I feel you could tweak the EQ on either device to make it sound like other based on your preference. Overall, I'm a little disappointed with the new launch. The ambient mode issue and the lack of vocal punch is really stinging. Out of the two issues stated, at least the latter can be changed through EQ, and besides, EQ expectations are more subjective than anything. The ambient mode problem on the other hand cannot be excused, and I'm surprised I haven't seen anything about it (maybe I am just really picky haha...). If you have the B3P and are considering upgrading, do yourself a favour and don't. The improvement isn't worth the price tag, especially now that they've removed trade-ins. TLDR: B4P have better ANC, but have lighter vocals and the ambient has more white noise and is less clear than the B3P. If you're considering upgrading from the B3P, don't bother. Feel free to ask me any questions and I'll try my best to respond. This is my first post using Reddit so hopefully it's not terrible :)

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u/ViggoB12 · ▲ 85 · Post
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earbuds “Another satisfied OnePlus Buds 4 Customer”

I consider myself a bit of a wireless headphone/earbud snob. I wouldn't say I'm an audiophile, but I get easily annoyed with products that don't work well. I've owned buds from many mainstream brands like Sony, Beats, Soundcore, Google. Most recently Samsung with their Buds Pro 3 flagship (which I ended up returning, frustrated by their asinine triangular stem design). After about a week, I can say both the OnePlus Buds 4 and my Buds Pro 3 offer a good sound experience. I can't say the Buds 4 sound worse, just different. The Buds 4 have decidedly intense bass, but never overwhelming or muddying. What’s more, I was a bit floored by the Buds 4's ANC and call performance. While the ANC lets in more high-end frequencies than more expensive flagship earbuds, I was particularly impressed by its handling of wind-whoosh, a major pet peeve for me - even with my trusty Galaxy Buds FE, and especially the Buds Pro 3. The Buds 4's algorithm completely eliminates this issue. Similarly, their voice isolation during calls is excellent. I was not expecting these earbuds to so effortlessly resolve these common grievances I have that much more expensive buds seem to struggle with. If you can get these for the $80 I paid, they are exceptional, and punch up against buds from the likes of Samsung and Google that have no business struggling with issues the Buds 4 seem unfettered with. I’m glad the people on this subreddit recommended them!

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u/Tig33 · ▲ 60 · Post
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earbuds “Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro vs Huawei FreeBuds Pro 5 – Very Close, But I Know Which One I'm Keeping”

The biggest issue with the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro is the lack of multipoint. **ANC & Transparency Mode** – Both are close, but there's noticeably less white noise with the Huawei. **Call Quality** – Huawei wins here. Your voice comes through clearer and more natural, though background noise suppression is about equal on both. **Sound** – Subjective, but I prefer the sound of the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro (just…). Honestly, it's very close between these two, and which you go with will come down to price and ecosystem. If you're already in the Samsung ecosystem, the Buds 4 Pro might make more sense. One thing that's a little disappointing is that there isn't a huge jump in performance from the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro to the Buds 4 Pro — if you have the 3 Pro, there's no real need to upgrade. The leap from the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 4 to Pro 5, on the other hand, is more significant, with genuine improvements to ANC and transparency mode. For me personally, I'm keeping the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 5 as my primary buds, and really it just comes down to solid multipoint. If the Buds 4 Pro had multipoint, I think they would be my primary earbud — the voice commands and read-aloud notifications are great quality-of-life features. If anyones got any specific questions regarding these let me know

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u/Southern-Ad-3413 · ▲ 49 · Comment
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galaxybuds “HONEST REVIEW: Upgrading from Buds3 Pro to Buds4 Pro”

Fit, just wish these would work with my ears. I previously had the buds2 (not the pro) and they fit perfect because they felt like they were deeper in the ear canal, you know? Buds 4 pro app says fit in perfect but it feels like it does not seal tight at all.

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u/KerrMasonJar · ▲ 25 · Post
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galaxybuds “Buds 4 Open-fit vs Buds 3 Open-fit”

\*\*Backstory\*\* Yesterday I was walking by the Samsung Experience store in Gangnam after some high intensity PC Bang action. I was on my way to buy some supplies from Olive Young since my rhinoplasty surgery is still a little raw. On my way there, I decided to see if they would sell me a pair of Buds 4 even though they were still only doing pre-order. To my surprise they did! So I decided to do the most Samsung Korean thing possible. I went back to my goshiwon, I made some Spicy Aespa ramen while listening to Girls Generation - Visual Dreams (Intel Collab) on my Samsung Galaxy 26 Ultra and watching the 2014 League of Legends World Championship between Samsung White and Samsung Blue. It was glorious. That's what truly living is. \*\*The Good:\*\* As for the review. The Buds 4 smoke the Buds 3 in basically every way. And that's saying something since the Buds 3 were already better in sound quality than their airpods counterparts, especially in 96 khz mode. My biggest issue that was fixed was the bluetooth pairing. Buds 3 would pair and sync fine to my phone and e-reader, but to my laptops it would go out a sync frequently. It was never 'unacceptably' out of sync, I could still listen and live with it, but it would degrade the experience. The Buds 4 have GREAT bluetooth syncing! I've had no issues with any of my devices, they sync beautifully. The sounds quality is also an improvement. The bass in particular is a step up and it feels like I'm hearing things in songs I wasn't able to on my Buds 3. The ANC is also much nicer. Buds 3 wasn't bad by any means. It was good enough to protect my ears from a loud jet engines, or anything I would have trouble with. Also the pressure feeling was never too much for me with the Buds 3, but now, with the Buds 4, I can put them on in a busy cafe and barely hear a thing. It's a big improvement and I can't feel a difference in pressure between 'None' and 'ANC' mode. The fit is the best I've ever had for earbuds. They're absolutely locked into place. The material is slicker than the Buds 3, more like airpods, and they're ever so slightly more narrow than last generation. Besides that, Buds 4 are nearly identical in design. I feel like I could probably work out in these and they wouldn't come out. They're very good. I've also been told my microphone is more clear on the Buds 4 as well. \*\*The Bad\*\* Pinch and hold is defaulted to ANC to Ambient sound and I don't know how to change it to 'None' instead of 'Ambient.' I don't think I can change it. I hope Samsung puts out an update to address this. I don't want to be stuck in ambient mode if I'm on my computer or a different device and I don't have the slider. Then again, it's a small price to pay for a nice upgrade. \*\*Side Note\*\* I started of with Airpods Gen 1 all those years ago when they came out and every time Apple came out with a new version I would upgrade. I even bought the Gen 4 and test drove Airpods Pro 2nd gen, before settling with Open fit since my eardrums just don't like the rubber tips. With that experience in mind, Buds 3 were better than Airpods Gen 4 and Pro 2, imo, especially in 96 khz mode. And now the Buds 4 are absolute FIRE! Head and shoulders above the rest. I want to say they sound like my Audeze Maxwell, but I don't have my Maxwell here in the goshiwon. So that might be an overstatement. Overall, they sound great though.

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