Samsung's most affordable noise-canceling wireless earbuds are so good that it's a shame they only make sense for Android users.
Samsung Galaxy Buds FE MSRP $100.00 Score Details DT Recommended Product “The Galaxy Buds FE are a great and affordable buy for Android users.” Pros Cons Samsung’s earbuds have always been unapologetically Android-centric. The company’s latest effort — the affordably priced Galaxy Buds FE — are no exception. Yes, you can pair them with an iPhone if you want, but because Samsung doesn’t make an iOS version of its Wearable app, there’s no way to access any of the Buds FE’s settings and features.
It’s a small thing, but the lid, hinge, and magnet closure are all top-notch. The build quality is as good as Apple’s — maybe even better. Cleverly, Samsung has used identical measurements for the cases of its various Galaxy wireless earbuds. If you have existing case covers for the Galaxy Buds 2, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, or Galaxy Buds Live, they’ll fit the case of the Galaxy Buds FE.
Samsung Galaxy Buds FE: comfort If you’ve generally had no problem with closed wireless earbuds , you’ll likely find the Galaxy Buds FE very comfortable and secure. They come with a fairly standard three sizes of eartips and the choice of using the default wingtips or the optional stability bands. Those with larger ears will probably find the wingtips preferable — they help with increasing skin contact — while smaller-eared people may prefer the bands instead.
You can enable up to four gestures per earbud , but only the touch-and-hold gesture can be modified. Since the first three gestures are dedicated to playback that means you’ll have to decide what’s most important to you for the fourth gesture. You can pick ANC mode, volume up/down, Spotify Tap, or voice control.
The Buds FE’s Bluetooth connection is rock solid. Once you’ve paired them with a device, you can force them to reconnect to that device just by tapping the Galaxy Buds FE listing in your Bluetooth menu — even if they’re currently connected to another product. I put them in a comparison test against some of the best $100 wireless earbuds we’ve reviewed, including the Jabra Elite 4, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, and the Pixel Buds A-Series, and I think the Galaxy Buds FE come out on top. They absolutely demolish the Apple AirPods Gen 2.
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