Samsung's Galaxy Buds lineup is among the best wireless earphones out there, and the Galaxy Buds2 Pro model released last year is an evolution of the incredibly comfortable and feature-packed Galaxy Buds2 model. It's hard to choose.
To help you choose, here is a full comparison between the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro and Galaxy Buds2:
design:
Samsung's wireless headphones have always used a distinctive design, but the Galaxy Buds2 stands out from other headphones by opting for a very compact size and cleaner look, and Samsung stuck with the Buds2-style design. Pro, but it's a little smaller and lighter.
Both come in a square box with rounded edges. If you buy one of the two models, in the box you will find: headphones, charging case, ear tips of different sizes, charging cable. Type C charging.
In terms of colors, the Buds2 Pro models come in Black, White, and Borat Purple, the Buds2 models come in Onyx, Lavender Purple, Olive Green, White, and Graphite Black, and the exterior of the Buds2 is white no matter what color you choose.
In terms of protection, the Buds2 Pro headphones meet the IPX7 standard, and are water and dust resistant, suitable for extreme sports that sweat a lot, such as mountaineering, and these headphones can even withstand heavy rain. Although the Buds2 headphones are weaker in this regard, they are IPX2 water and dust resistant, which means they cannot be used in the rain and can only shed a little sweat when working out in the gym.
Sound quality:
Samsung designed the Buds2 Pro headphones for use in noisy environments, because when you're working in a crowded area with a lot of conversations, they do a good job of blocking out the quiet conversations around you and also have a noise canceling effect. All the air conditioning, car noises, and other people around you. The Buds2 model isn't very good at blocking out ambient noise, but it's pretty good at masking small noises.
When it comes to voice quality during calls, the Galaxy Buds2 Pro and Galaxy Buds2 have six internal and external microphones and use machine learning to filter out background noise in incoming audio. Suddenly, both earphones offer superior sound quality during calls. sound during calls. phone.
Other properties:
The Buds2 Pro headphones have a feature called (360 Audio) that directs the sound based on the movement of your head, while the Dolby Atmos feature ensures ambient sound and an immersive listening experience, so the sound is with you in all directions. . However, Buds2 lacks these features. So if you are interested in an immersive listening experience, go for the Buds2 Pro model.
The Buds2 Pro, on the other hand, has features that recognize your voice, lower the volume of the volume you hear, and automatically turn on transparency mode when you're talking to someone else while listening to an audio clip. The Buds2 headphones do not have this feature, but they do have a switch to manually enable Transparency mode.
Both headsets have touch controls and you can customize touch gestures at any time through the headset app.
battery life:
Battery life on the Galaxy Buds2 Pro and Galaxy Buds2 isn't great as Samsung has focused on making the earbuds smaller which means the battery is smaller.
Both headphones have a 61mAh battery, but the Pro model has a slightly larger 500mAh battery in the charging case.
Both earphones can last up to five hours with ANC on, but can last a bit longer, up to eight hours, with ANC off.
price:
The Galaxy Buds2 Pro is $199 and 99 cents, while the Galaxy Buds2 is $109 and 99 cents.