Samsung Galaxy Buds FE True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, Comfort and Secure in Ear Fit, Auto Switch Audio, Touch Control, Built-in Voice Assistant, Graphite [US Version, 1Yr Manufacturer Warranty]

I bought the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE a few weeks ago, and overall, I’m really impressed for the price. The sound quality is surprisingly good—bass is punchy without drowning out vocals, and everything sounds clear whether I’m listening to music or taking calls. The active noise cancellation works well, especially in places like buses or coffee shops, and the earbuds fit securely thanks to the wingtip design, which I find more comfortable than other models I’ve tried. Battery life easily lasts me through the day, and I usually get around 5 to 6 hours per charge with ANC on, plus extra from the case. I do wish it had wireless charging and better water resistance, and the touch controls can be a little finicky at times. Also, the mic quality is just okay—it gets the job done but isn’t great in loud environments. Still, for under $100, I think these earbuds are a great value, especially if you’re already using a Samsung phone since they integrate really well with Galaxy features like Auto Switch and SmartThings Find.

Uncomplicated pairing with my phone. The range enables me to leave my phone in one location and move around from room to room, washing, drying, folding, putting away clothes, vacuuming, with no signal loss. The active noise canceling works so well I have to remove my earbuds to make sure my washing machine or vacuum is still operating. Control can be accessed from my phone and some control directly from my earbuds. I like the design of the convenient charging/carrying case that indicates when I need to charge it. The fit is just right for my ears. Excellent sound reproduction when listening to music and clear voice when receiving or making calls. Great value for such a high quality product.

I loved my old 1st gen Amazon Echo Buds, mainly because they fit great. The left side bud would die randomly, and a replacement was over $60 just for the one bud which was more than I spent for them when I bought them, so it was time to move on. I tried multiple other brands since then, and none would fit very good. I found a set that I liked, but they were small, and when I moved my head too much or too fast or if I was sweating at all, they would not stay in. Not sure if my ears are shaped weird or what, but I needed to find buds that came with wingtips.I was between these and JBL, chose these because they cost less at the time. No regrets at all. The wingtips provide a nice secure fit. The ear tips fit decent, although I guess I have large ear holes and the largest tips are still not QUITE big enough for optimal audio. I have some leftover tips from previous brands that fit, but they do not allow the charging case to close, and I don't want to have to take them off each time. Sound quality is great. Touch controls are good and some are customizable through the Samsung Wearable app. The active noise cancelling/ambient noise is pretty good, but not quite as good as the Echo buds were because those used Bose ANC technology. They connect quickly and effortlessly, even pairing them was a breeze.Overall, great product and would highly recommend. Glad I finally found buds that stay in my ears!

I'm going to preface this with, I would definitely buy these again. I'm coming from the OG Samsung buds (that, unfortunately, went through the wash), but I have used Bose Quiet Comfort earbuds and multiple noise canceling over ear headphones.The sound quality is definitely better than my previous buds, and almost as good as the Bose. Technical reviews show that these follow the Harmon Curve quite well. These even seem to have more bass than the Bose, although, they were 2 years old when I used them. The fit in the ear is very similar to my old buds, and they also have the same little wings that lock into my ears quite well. The noise cancelling is very good for this price point. Not as good as the Bose, of course. The ANC seems to have trouble with lower sustained tones like loud blowers or electric motors. Overall, quite happy with the buds.The case, on the other hand, is more annoying. It is very obvious that aesthetics were prioritized over function. The case is slick, bordering on slippery. A less glossy finish would have been preferable. The slick case along with the lack of a prominent finger notch for opening make for more fumbling than I would prefer. All other functions seem to work fine. I was aware of the lack of wireless charging before purchasing, but it was definitely a tradeoff. I just wish that the lack of wireless charging would have come with a reduced case profile instead of just using the same case as all the other galaxy buds of the generation with more airspace inside of the case.