As more and more companies come out with their own version of true wireless earbuds, there still remains a spot for a major contender to lead the market for Android devices as Apple does for iOS with its AirPods. The Samsung Galaxy Buds Wireless Earbuds hope to take the reigns, and today you can see if they're worthy or not for just $59.99 via Best Buy.
These are Geek Squad Certified Refurbished earbuds meaning they have been tested to ensure they look and work like new. The one-day discount applies to the black Galaxy Buds, with the silver pair going for $15 more right now. Buying refurbished saves you over 50% compared to the retail price of a brand new set.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Bluetooth True Wireless Earbuds
These pair with both iOS and Android via Bluetooth. With iOS you get voice commands via Siri access. With Android you get automatic sync and Ambient Aware Mode. The buds have six hours of battery with an extra seven from the case.
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If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone, these earbuds would pair perfectly. They're capable of lasting for up to 6 hours on their own and an additional 7 hours using the included charging case. Tuned by AKG, these headphones not only sound great but look great too. Plus, they're water-resistant and feature an Ambient Aware mode which lets you control how much outside noise you hear. They're compatible with both Android and iOS devices and come with a variety of ear tip and wing tip sizes.
Another really cool feature these headphones have is the ability to wireless charge simply by being placed on top of a Samsung device with Wireless PowerShare. If you're looking to learn more about the device, our in-depth review can answer all of your questions and then some. For those torn between the Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds Plus, check out our comparison article to help you figure out which is right for you.
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