Hello, this is 0DiBi. Samsung Electronics finally announced the Galaxy series. I don't know anything about the other Galaxy.

For today's review, I've been sent the Galaxy Buds3 Pro. We've been testing the Galaxy Buds3 Pro for review since before it was released.

This is the most fun I've ever had being a YouTuber. Since its predecessor, the Buds 2 Pro, was released,

it's been about two years since we released them. This time, the design has been completely changed. If you look at the case like this,

this time, we have a new design element, called a stem. And it has the same charging case as the previous Buds series.

The advantage was that the cases were compatible. This time, the design of the earbuds was changed.

The charging case has also changed. And of course, the acoustics have been improved. Let's see how the performance has changed.

The Galaxy Buds3 Pro has been launched in two colors, silver and white. The one we're showing you today is the silver color.

The first thing we see is the transparent lid. Below, we see the Type-C terminal and the pairing button.

And then you can see the various authorization marks behind it. And on the top of the transparent lid, where you can see the earbuds inside,

the Samsung logo is visible. At first glance, the case shape is quite different from its predecessor. The case must have changed as the earbuds changed.

The silver overall color and metallic design of it is a little unfamiliar. I'm sure you'll recognize it when I mention Benz.

The other day, I read that the chief design officer of Mercedes-Benz has joined Samsung as head of design.

I think a lot of that influence has probably been incorporated. And then there's the blue and red that you see when you open the lid.

And everyone thought it was an LED when they saw the image. I also thought it was an LED when I saw the image.

This looks like a rubber bumper. No one will ever tell you this, but in acoustics, the blue and red colors are the left and right indicators.

You're giving a left-right cue. And not under the charging case, but behind it. It supports wireless charging.

And this time, no matter how much I look, there is no "Tuned by AKG." Personally, I think Samsung developers' efforts are being overlooked.

I thought it was necessary. Now I definitely don't. I mean, it's an earbud made by Korean developers at Samsung.

And here's where you can open the case. And when you close it, you can see the LED light.

This is called a blade light. When paired with this phone, and when opening and closing the charging case,

And when I used to find my earbuds, I could only hear the sound. And then the light came on like this.

I think it's going to be easier to find. This lighting feature is not on the Buds 3; it's only on the Pro.

I think it's okay because it has many uses. And if the user wants to, they can leave it unlit.

If you press and hold like this, you can also do continuous lighting like this. And in the app, you can choose whether to blink,

whether to cycle on and off. You can also choose to make it constant. Now, let's take out the earbuds and have a closer look.

This is what the blades look like. This time the blade is an angled triangle.

And now we have a silver-colored light. It's becoming quite cybernetic. And down here is the microphone.

If we kept the blue and red colors here, it would be a little ugly. I desaturated it a bit.

And these are the left and right. The metal right next to it is the charging terminal. And the blades look thin when you look at them like this.

And from the back like this, it's quite large. So much depends on the angle you look at it from.

There are vents on the outside and top for acoustic tuning. There's a skin detection sensor on the inside.

And the ear tips are oval-shaped. The nozzle has also changed to be shorter. The reason for this design change is

In the meantime, for comfort, we analyzed different ear shapes through 3D scanning. The optimal choice for comfort is

It seems to have concluded that a stemmed design with legs is the way to go. And the stem is definitely a good thing.

And there's also the advantage of weight distribution through the head and legs. And here's how I'm wearing it.

Buds 3 Pro earbuds are now IP57 water and dust resistant. If this is a grade 7, it's not just rainproof.

It's rated for up to 30 minutes in water up to 1 meter deep. That's pretty good for being submerged in water!

And with legs like this, it's easier to control. It supports two manipulations: touch swipe to adjust volume and

stop playback with pinch control; from within, force touch; double press to move tracks or make a call. My Buds 3 Pro codecs are SBC, AAC,

and supports Samsung's own SSC codec. In particular, the SSC codec supports 24-bit 96kHz with this upgrade.

If I open the lid like this, a popup window will immediately appear and you can pair the device. And when you want to pair additional devices, you need to enter

If you press and hold the button under the case, enter pairing mode to connect other devices. And LE Audio, which you've been wondering about,

it appears to support LC3 codecs, but the LC3 codec selection does not appear to be possible.

And multi-pairing is available on all devices. The multipoint is called 'Seamless earbud connection,' and it's called

Only Galaxy devices can automatically switch seamlessly between device A and device B without interruption. If playback starts on device B, it automatically skips forward.

It's very convenient. Let's check it out. Next, the delay: iPhone default 213ms, S23 Ultra default 247ms.

42ms on iPhone when launching the YouTube app; significantly faster at 39ms on the S23 Ultra.

And if you look in the app, there's a game mode in Earbuds settings > Labs.

Activate game mode. Running a game registered to the Gaming Hub will increase latency. However, our measuring app doesn't work with games, so we couldn't measure it.

However, we did notice a real-world speed increase. Buds 3 Pro earbuds with ANC on:

Up to 6 hours of music listening; up to 7 hours with ANC off.

Up to 26 hours with ANC on (with charging case); up to 30 hours with ANC off.

For reference, if you only make calls, they say you can use them for up to 4 hours.

The runtime isn't really short, but you might think it's a shame it's so short.

If you're a consumer looking for sound quality, there's a good reason for that. I'll explain why in the sound section.

We're using 3 microphones and a VPU for calls. The Buds 2 Pro had pretty good call performance with DNN technology.

This time, it's said to be more sophisticated with complex DNN. Noise cancellation and speech enhancement have been improved.

They say they can communicate crisply and clearly. I'm going to record a call on my Buds 3 Pro and play it for you.

We are currently recording in a quiet office environment. During my test, I was able to hear you fairly clearly.

The recording is going well, right? Now listen to the recorded call on your Buds 3 Pro.

I'm listening to you. My voice is a little different, isn't it? But do you realize what you're in for?

This call is performing so much better. You wouldn't know it by the sound of it. Okay, let's turn the microphone to...

If we switch to this microphone... We were talking in such a loud place. Isn't it magical?

Currently, the noise level here is about 75 dB. This is where the subway noise is loud.

Did you hear the noise? In a noisy environment, does my voice sound like... My voice is slightly less clear than in quiet.

Highs seem to have been cut a bit—just enough to make a difference. Surprisingly, it does a good job of blocking out ambient noise.

If calling is important to you, I think the Buds 3 Pro is the best choice right now.

Additionally, the new Galaxy models... It is said to support SWB (Super WideBand). Bluetooth devices typically use...

I used to only use calls up to about 8 kHz. SWB is said to use up to 16 kHz, which has a wider bandwidth.

This should result in clearer voice transmission. Let's check the next ANC. Previously, active noise canceling and...

ambient mode were two things. This time there's an Adaptive mode. It was here before, so you know what it is.

Normally, you'd hear outside noises, like in ambient mode, and then you'd hear... When there is a lot of noise around, the noise canceling is activated and the...

external noise is reduced. And when a human voice or siren is detected, the ambient mode is automatically activated.

This is the one that adjusts everything for you. It's nice to know that I don't have to do anything.

And then there's the ANC feature. First of all, there's something you should be aware of.

If you're running an ANC test and you put them on like this and test for, like, 10 seconds, then you change the modes, you won't see the effect properly. While the Buds3 Pro is automatically sensing the inside of your ear,

please be patient. So you're wearing them, and at some point it's going to feel right; the feeling of the pressure coming in.

That feeling that the ANC is working properly. And after a few uses, I could feel it working right away when I put them on.

I guess I need to spend some time studying. Now, before we look at the graphs, let's see how well it's performing.

Let's try it with a recording. Did you hear that? Let's look at a graph to illustrate how well the ANC is performing.

If the noise level is 0 dB and the blue graph is OFF—in other words, with just wearing them and no ANC activated—

this is just noise isolation. The red graph is when ANC is on. With ANC turned on, we can see that the noise isolation is solid in the bass region.

We're down to about -38dB in the extreme bass and treble relative to the peak.

We can see that the ANC is working over a fairly large area, and the ambient sound mode performance is much improved.

The green graph is the Ambient mode graph. You can see that it does a fairly good job of transmitting sound up to very high frequencies.

The ambient mode has rarely performed this well, has it? However, when changing modes in ANC, it sounds like some operating noise.

After a while, it sounds like a fairly natural outside sound. I hope you can use this as a reference.

And the noise control optimization is done with an adaptive algorithm. Depending on the outside noise, we can decide whether to play ambient sound.

Automatically control whether to operate ANC. Automatically switch between the green and purple bands.

It's like this. So it's more useful than ambient mode. I control the earbuds from the app.

I want the controls to be in ambient mode instead of listening to sounds. Set to optimize noise control.

This will bring in ambient sound, and then in a noisy environment, it automatically reduces noise, which is very convenient.

And it has five levels of ANC, and there are 5 levels of ambient mode. Let's graph how this changes.

Here's a graph of the ANC over 5 steps. The difference between step 4 and step 5 doesn't look like much.

When you actually try it, you hear a big difference. Personally, I like the 5-stage because it shows solid ANC performance.

Here are the results of the ambient mode listening at stage 5. The sound bands for the entire section are about the same, and the

I can hear that the levels are just off. The sound is definitely changed compared to all previous Buds.

The sound is as big a change as the design. There are three main changes. This is the first 2-way driver configuration.

For Buds 2 Pro, it was a dynamic and dynamic configuration. This time, the Buds 3 Pro is a hybrid configuration of flat and dynamic.

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