Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro review: Goodbye beans, hello isolation
ReviewsFebruary 10, 2021 Touch controls are too sensitive
Bottom Line
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro are the true wireless earphones to get from Samsung. The Buds Pro take the best of the Galaxy Buds Plus and the Galaxy Buds Live, and make for an excellent true wireless headset for daily listening. These are very good true wireless earbuds, and they cost less than the top competitors offerings.
Galaxy Buds Pro
by Samsung
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro are the true wireless earphones to get from Samsung. The Buds Pro take the best of the Galaxy Buds Plus and the Galaxy Buds Live, and make for an excellent true wireless headset for daily listening. These are very good true wireless earbuds, and they cost less than the top competitors offerings.
Proprietary, non-standard charger
Bottom Line
The Garmin Lily is a capable fitness tracker, but we wouldn t call it the smartwatch women have been waiting for. It performs well at all the basics and has a handful of smartwatch features, but some of the design decisions hinder the Lily s potential.
Lily
by Garmin
The Garmin Lily is a capable fitness tracker, but we wouldn t call it the smartwatch women have been waiting for. It performs well at all the basics and has a handful of smartwatch features, but some of the design decisions hinder the Lily s potential.
A common problem in the wearables world is the significant lack of devices geared towards women (or simply those with smaller wrists). Even the smallest Apple Watch can look too big on some wrists. That’s why Garmin is launching the Garmin Lily a smartwatch designed specifically for women.
The 1More ComfoBuds support Bluetooth 5.0 and AAC Bluetooth streaming.
The case can fast charge the earbuds, and supplies an additional 14 hours of battery life.
The earbuds are available in Pearl White and Galaxy Black, and retail for $59.99.
1More is among the collection of audio companies trying to stand out during CES 2021, and it may well succeed with the 1More ComfoBuds. These are ultra compact, stemmed earphones that seal to the ear for a secure and comfortable fit.
Touch controlled earbuds are a dime a dozen, but the ComfoBuds merit an IPX5 water-resistant rating, making them a suitable option for athletes. Unlike its other offerings, the ComfoBuds feature full-length stems, akin to the Apple AirPods, but 1More’s stem design is tapered. This gives the earphones a sleek, refined design that sets it apart from the deluge of AirPods competitors.
We love smartwatches here at
Android Authority. However, not everyone needs a watch that’s connected to their phone. Not everyone wants notifications on their wrists or battery life that only goes for a few days at the max. Also, not everyone wants to spend hundreds of dollars on their watch.
Sound Guys is happy with his G-Shock GA2110ET-8A for all those reasons and more. Here’s what he had to say about his favorite tech of 2020:
I was never a big G-Shock guy until I saw the all-black G-Shock GA-2100-1A1, lovingly known as the “CasiOak.” I spent months trying to find one and then I finally managed to snag one towards the beginning of this year. But as is the case with watches, G-Shock then released another model that I fell in love with. This all-gray GA2110ET-8A. Luckily, I managed to pick one up before word of its existence got out. The overall aesthetic is minimal and being one of the slimmest watches G-Shock has ever released I find it wears super comfortably on my w
Specs have reportedly leaked for Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Pro.
The true wireless earbuds could offer 28 hours of battery life and IPX7 water resistance.
They would last about 20 percent longer than their Galaxy Live predecessor.
There might not be much mystery left to the Galaxy Buds Pro by the time they’re official. Well-known leaker Ishan Agarwal has given
91mobiles what he says are full specs for the Galaxy Buds Pro, and they’re good news if battery life is a deciding factor in your choice of true wireless earbuds.
The combination of the buds and their case will reportedly offer a total 28 hours of playback, Agarwal said. If the specs are accurate, that gives the Galaxy Buds Pro significantly more battery life than the 21 hours of the Galaxy Buds Live. It’s not certain if that translates to improved longevity for the buds themselves, although a separate WalkingCat leak hinted a Pro set might last up to eight hours before you need the case.