I just found Samsung’s most advanced earbuds for $134.99, and I’m tempted
SAVE $115: As of Feb. 19, Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are on sale for $134.99 at Woot, down from $249.99. That’s 46% off, and Prime members get free shipping.
I thought the Buds 2 Pro were already pretty great, but Samsung really went all in on upgrades with Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. They’re now on sale for $134.99 at Woot, which makes this the cheapest price yet for Samsung’s most advanced earbuds.
First off, the AI features are wild. You can actually hear real-time translations through your Buds when using the Interpreter feature on a Galaxy phone. That means if you’re traveling or chatting with someone in another language, you’ll hear a translation straight through your earbuds.
Then there’s the audio quality. Samsung upgraded these with SSC HiFi and UHQ audio codecs, which support 24-bit/96kHz high-resolution sound. That’s audiophile-level quality in tiny wireless earbuds. When you pair them with a Samsung device, they also unlock 360 Audio with Direct Multi-Channel, giving you that immersive theater-like surround sound.
In a noisy environment? Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is top-tier. It’s supposed to be even better than the Buds 2 Pro, which was already excellent at blocking background noise. And if you take a lot of calls, the Super Wideband microphones make your voice sound way clearer by filtering out surrounding noise.
Battery life is also solid. With ANC on, you can playback for up to 8 hours, and with the charging case, up to 18 hours. The case also supports wireless and wired charging, plus fast charging, so you can quickly top them up when needed.
At $249.99 these were strictly for premium buyers. At $134.99 on Woot they’re a steal, although the international version means there's no domestic warranty, but I’m not too worried about this price. Prime members get free shipping, so if you want some of the best wireless earbuds out there, now’s the time to grab them.
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