If you have much experience with previous entries in the Galaxy Buds line, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro will seem pretty familiar. In a lot of ways, these true wireless earbuds feel like a mash-up of the Galaxy Buds Plus and Galaxy Buds Live. The glossy metallic paint job of the Galaxy Buds Live is back, this time in silver, black, and violet. The beans’ clamshell-style charging case also makes a return. The case is pretty small, but it feels sturdy, and the buds fit snugly in it, secured by magnets (and it can charge wirelessly, too).
However, where the Galaxy beans diverge from previous models’ in-ear designs, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro harken back to them. These are very similar in shape and size to the Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds Plus, only with smoother edges and a more pronounced split between the matte and glossy sections. They lack the small, fin-like protrusions on the edges of the Galaxy Buds Plus, but the Galaxy Buds Pro still feels secure.
According to the latest information, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro getting a new software update that introduces a new function that allows users to simply double-tap the top edge of the left earbud to decrease the volume.
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This software update also adds a new feature such as If you want to increase the volume instead, you can do the same thing but on the right earbud. The addition of the new feature lets Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro users assign gestures like double-tap and triple-tap to other tasks that the earbuds can execute.
As per the report shared by the TizenHelp, this software update can identify on the build number R190XXU0AUD5 and the size package of this update is only 2MB. To install the new version, first, you have to update Galaxy Buds Pro Plugin to 2.0.21042351.
How To Update
To ensure your software updates run smoothly, there are a few things you can do on your phone, tablet, or computer.
- If you have a Galaxy phone, first connect your Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds+, Galaxy Buds Live, Galaxy Buds Pro, or Gear IconX earbuds to the Galaxy Wearable app on your phone or tablet, or on the PC manager software in order to check for updates.
- Note: The Galaxy Buds Pro and Buds Live are not compatible with Galaxy Buds Manager on the PC.
- If you have an iPhone, the Galaxy Buds+ and Galaxy Buds Live can be updated on iOS using the Galaxy Buds app. Open the app, select your earbuds, and then tap Earbuds software update.
Note: The original Galaxy Buds and the Galaxy Buds Pro are not compatible with the iOS Buds app.
- To see what’s included in the update before installing it, you can tap What’s new on the update popup. That way, you’ll know exactly what is being changed.
- Once the software updates have been installed, you can use a single earbud with your device.
- If you’re experiencing issues while updating your earbuds, you can restart them by placing them in the charging case and closing the lid for 10 seconds.
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