Noise-Cancelling Earbuds Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro
Samsung · Model SM-R640NZKAXAR
- Battery per charge, noise cancelling on
- 6 hr
- Total with case, noise cancelling on
- 26 hr
- Weight per earbud
- 5.1 g
- Holds two devices at once
- Not listed
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Sony WF-1000XM6 Truly Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds
Lighter at 5.1 g per bud, rated IP57 against IPX4, Bluetooth 6.1 against 5.3, and a case that charges wirelessly, for $80 less. Each charge is shorter - 6 hours with noise cancelling on against 8 - and Samsung lists Auto Switch between its own devices rather than Bluetooth multipoint.
Better
- Weight per earbud: 5.1 g vs 6.5 g
- Water rating (IPx): 7 vs 4
- Bluetooth: 6.1 vs 5.3
Matches
- Wireless charging case
Gives up
- Battery per charge, noise cancelling on: 6 hr vs 8 hr
Full specifications
As Samsung publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Battery per charge, noise cancelling on
- 6 hr
- Total with case, noise cancelling on
- 26 hr
- Weight per earbud
- 5.1 g
- Holds two devices at once
- Not listed
- Wireless charging case
- Yes
- Water rating (IPx)
- 7
- Bluetooth
- 6.1
- Driver
- Not listed
- Codecs listed
- AAC, SBC, SSC, SSC-UHQ, LC3
Source: www.samsung.com
What matters in noise-cancelling earbuds
Every pair here cancels noise; the differences that show up in daily use are smaller and more specific. How many hours a bud lasts with noise cancelling on before it goes back in the case, how much the case adds, whether the pair will hold your laptop and your phone at once, how much water it is rated to survive, and whether the case charges on a pad.
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