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Next-generation earbuds don’t just sound better, they’re also more comfortable to wear for long stretches and better at blocking out noise.

(Pocket-lint) - Samsung has been slowly expanding its range of headphones, leveraging the AKG brand that it acquired as part of the Harman deal in 2016. For true wireless headphones, that's seen the Galaxy Buds, Buds+ and Buds Live launched in recent years, with the latest Buds Pro joining the family at the top of the pile. Design and build Weight per 'bud: 6.3g IPX7 water resistant The Galaxy Buds Pro refine the design we've seen from Buds in the past; these in-ears are a conventional shape, unlike the Buds Live which had a more beans-like shape that slipped into the ears.

Samsung’s new Galaxy Buds Pro have the best sound quality yet of any of the company’s earbuds. They also offer decent noise cancellation and a clever voice detect feature that lowers the volume and enables ambient sound when you start talking.

A lot of useful features are lost when used with a non-Galaxy device The wireless earbuds market is becoming increasingly crowded, with nearly every major tech manufacturer offering some form of Bluetooth earbuds. Samsung, arguably a pioneer in the space with its Gear IconX buds back in 2016, has mostly stuck to the mid-range earbuds market, with last year’s Galaxy Buds Live being the first exception. The unique-looking, bean-shaped earbuds sound great and are shockingly comfortable, but feature lacklustre noise-cancellation. This is where the new Galaxy Buds Pro come in. At least right no...

Samsung's recent forays into the true wireless earbud market have been surprisingly decent, with the Galaxy Buds and Buds+ among our favorites and even