Samsung’s latest pair of premium wireless earbuds really does sound amazing with its magnificent soundstage and the frequency range that it can handle. While it already sounds great in its default settings out of the box, there are many ways to make it even better for your ears in particular.
The easiest to do is to ensure the eartip size fits your ears. The Galaxy Buds3 Pro comes with a set of eartips in the box – so try each of them out and ensure that it creates a proper seal around your ear. If you’re unsure, you can also use the feature on the Galaxy Wearables app to check for the earbud fit.
One thing that I immediately realized when I used the Galaxy Buds3 Pro is the sound signature. By default, it’s heavier on the bass side. Some people will love this but I’m more towards a flatter frequency response. Thanks to the equalizer setting in the Galaxy Wearables app, I can just change it to whatever I want.
There are some presets already and we can try those out before diving into the sliders and fine-tuning it to what we like the most. This is my current EQ.
Some people may also prefer less ANC and that is also another thing that we can tune in the app. Once ANC is enabled, there is a slider for us to change how strong the ANC should be. Moreover, we can also enable the conversation mode and siren mode so that it automatically changes to ambient sound mode when we’re talking to someone, or when crucial alarms are ringing.
Of course, one of the main highlights of the Galaxy Buds3 Pro is the ability to play 24-bit audio at 96kHz sampling rate. We’ll have to enable this by toggling the Ultra High Quality (UHQ) audio option in the Wearables app.
We still need to source 24-bit 96kHz songs on our own to enjoy it on the Galaxy Buds3 Pro, which I do have. I highly recommend The 8-Bit Big Band as they’re free to download at 24-bit 96kHz.
For me, I prefer to use PowerAMP to play my songs – and this app also enables us to play 24-bit 96kHz audio through Bluetooth too. By enabling this option in the settings menu, we can check to see that audio is indeed playing at 24-bit at 96kHz on the Galaxy Buds3 Pro.
We’ve documented the entire process here in our full review too.
The Galaxy Buds3 Pro is still the most technologically advanced pair of wireless earbuds to date, with the best sound quality that money can buy on a pair of wireless earbuds.
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