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Shokz Openfit Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Buds
Shokz Openfit Pro
4 positive (80%) · 1 mixed (20%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted: +82%
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I bought mine for the gym and so far I have absolutely zero complaints. Absolutely perfect.
For someone like me, they’re the only choice I have of wearing as close as you can to in-ear headphones. Having a history of ear infections and tumors in my ear, headphones like AirPods do me no good and cause me ear infections over and over from the sound hitting my ear drums. These don’t come anywhere near that and have never had 1 issue to date.
The call quality is great too. I use these on all my work calls and have tested it out with others on the receiving end and seen first hand how great the mic is.
The sound quality is amazing and I love the extra bass that they provide. Next is the noise canceling. I have seen other reviews on here of people disappointed that they can still hear some background noise. While that is true, it’s incredible how much noise these headphones do block out.
The audio quality is excellent, and the noise cancellation is truly amazing, especially for white broad spectrum noise. However, there are two significant issues. Firstly, the ear tips are extremely uncomfortable, particularly for individuals who wear glasses, as they go deep into the ear skin. Secondly, the battery life is poor, especially when noise cancellation is enabled.
Samsung Galaxy Buds
4 positive (80%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 1 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted: +44%
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I have galaxy buds and none of the ambient noise functions work with only one bud out of the case
Still rocking my buds+.
I'll probably buy her the Galaxy buds since the sony ones seems to be overkill for her. She just listens to audiobooks mostly.
Galaxy Buds are lightest, AirPods most universal fit, Sony can be fatiguing for long sessions.
Galaxy Buds at $249 offer the best balance.