So basically, once you have a pair of Galaxy Buds3 Pro, you’ll have no need for your old pair. Might as well save yourself up to $100 by trading them in and snagging yourself the latest set for as low as $150.

In comparison, the Galaxy Buds Pro 3 sport a stem design similar to the AirPods Pro and OnePlus Buds 3. But unlike them, the stem is triangular rather than rounded. The downside of this design is that Samsung's newest flagship earbuds do not look as discrete in your ears as the previous model.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds FE are currently on sale for $67.99, offering active noise cancellation and easy-to-use touch controls. They offer six hours of playtime with ANC on and 21 hours with the case.

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and Buds 3 a few months ago, but what's the difference and which on should you buy? Let's find out.

Samsung's Galaxy Buds 3 series marks a notable departure from its predecessors, featuring a refined design, enhanced audio performance, and a suite of AI-driven features. The development team's recent insights into the design process reveal a meticulous approach to creating a comfortable and technologically advanced product.

I’ve been trying out Samsung’s latest true wireless earbuds. Here's the full DS review covering the design, fit, performance and battery life.

Kicking our comparison off with pricing, the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro sells for $249/£219/AU$399. Meanwhile, the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 goes for