SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds FE True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, Comfort and Secure in Ear Fit, Auto Switch Audio, Touch Control, Built-in Voice Assistant, Graphite [US Version, 1Yr Manufacturer Warranty]

9.5/10
Very satisfied with the quality of these earbuds. The sound is fantastic, dynamic sound with satisfying bass. The active noise canceling works surprisingly well for in ear buds. Just the ANC alone with no audio will significantly reduce background noise. There is also an option for ambient noise to be played which i like to use when reading or sleeping.If you have the ANC on & are playing music you will not hear any background noise short of a jackhammer next to your ears.As to be expected from in ear buds, but still worth mentioning, there is virtually zero noise leak from these. People around you will not be able to hear what you’re playing even if it’s loud.I bought these mainly to use at the gym. One of my main concerns was that these would fall out easily while I’m workout out or running, as I’ve had that issue with other ear buds. I have not had that issue at all, these fit very securely in the ear and do not fall out easily at all, while still being very comfortable. There is a little ridge that will slide into the groove above your ear canal that makes them very secure.Battery life is great and they charge quickly. They come with a C-to-C charging cord that will charge the case very rapidly.My only minor complaint is that they don’t go quite as loud as I would like them to, but I’m someone who always listens to my music very loudly. They are by no means quiet earbuds and this should only dissuade you if you’re someone looking for earbuds capable of going extremely loud.Really for this price they are fantastic. Nothing I’ve purchased in this price range previously comes close.

Incredible Value, Samsung Delivers
Sound Quality: 8/10These don’t sound like earbuds I just dropped $75 on. They sound like premium quality, well-balanced, and capable wireless earbuds. Bass actually comes through with a satisfying low end and instrument separation is clear and natural. They’re also handle dialogue clarity very well.Comfort and Fit: 9/10These are the most comfortable wireless earbuds I’ve ever used. They feel nearly weightless, but at the same time very secure. The rubberized winged edge on each earbud hooks right into your ear without being uncomfortable over 4+ hours of use.Case Quality: 8/10The reason I needed to buy a pair of wireless earbuds is because the case for my last pair came apart at the hinge after a few drops. I’m not always easy on these things, they get tossed into backpacks and I’m bound to drop them here and there. The case for these feels pretty sturdy and secure. They’re a hard, glossy plastic and there’s a mechanism in place holding the lid up when fully open, which is satisfying. I don’t like how easily I can bend the lid backward as it seems to have quite a bit of give to it, but when closed it feels firmly clasped shut, so hopefully that’s never something I need to worry about.Battery Life: 7/10I get a solid 5+ hours of listening time out of these with noise cancelling on, and 3+ charges out of the case. They’re not going to blow your mind, but they hold their own just fine.Noise Cancelling: 8/10Really surprised at how well these block out noise for a pair of earbuds that cost less than $100. Cutting grass or walking near noisy roads won’t be an issue.I want acknowledge a big reason you may not want to buy these. If you’re an iPhone user, there is no app available to adjust EQ or add the functionality to skip or reverse – only pause, play, and noise cancelling controls as a default will be available to you. If you have a windows laptop or could use somebody else’s Android device for a few minutes, you can enable the ability to skip and reverse and play around with some other features. I myself use iPhone but don’t mind lack of app support because my fiancee has an Android, and once you set them up you’re not likely to need the app very often, if at all.

Unfortunately I find most of Samsung Galaxy buds to be rather disappointingAfter trying multiple different pairs of headphones around the same price range, I find that their noise cancelling is pretty top tier, but everything else is pretty averageMy biggest issue with all of samsung headphones though (even these ones) is that they don’t seem to want to stay inNot sure if it’s the design or my ears, it’s not the only pair of headphones I have this issue with, so it’s entirely possible it’s a me issue, but google brings up multiple others who have had the same problemSound quality isn’t poor, but even Soundcore headphones at the same price point were superior in my opinion

The sound is so so, but they easily fall out of your ears