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If you’re looking for a trendy pair of true active noise cancellation (ANC) earplugs on the deck and simply can not decide between Apple’s leading manufacturer AirPods Pro and Samsung’s latest news Galaxy Buds Pro, you might also want to consider last year’s Galaxy Buds Live.
Yes, Samsung’s third attempt to ever compete with AirPods and incorporate the latest ANC technology seems rather strange, but the battery life, overall sound quality, and yes, even the noise-canceling functionality are unmatched in the sub- $ 100 bracket on the moment.
Technically, the Galaxy Buds Live costs $ 169.99 in brand new condition and occasionally ticked off to $ 129.99, $ 119.99, or $ 109.99, but if you have no problem opting for refurbished units, you can pay at least $ 59.99 at the time of writing .
You only have 24 hours (or less, depending on when you read it) to get Best Buy’s latest discount, which manages to surpass all previous price reductions from the dealer. The earbuds in the shape of the kidney beans are reduced by $ 110 compared to the usual price of brand new units in a single black color, with the white and bronze fragrances currently yielding $ 79.99 per pair after a solid $ 90 discount from their own.
Backed by a 90-day warranty, these incredibly affordable bad boys are ‘repaired and repaired in a new condition’, meaning that apart from the occasional small scratch, you would not be able to see any difference compared to ‘ an entirely new product from a cosmetic and functional point of view.
Although in some departments it is slightly inferior to the Galaxy Buds Pro, which of course starts with the general appearance, the Galaxy Buds Live can objectively be considered a much better value than their cousins and the above AirPods Pro at a meager $ 60 .