Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro SM-R640 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation ANC, Black International Version

I bought these for my son to match up with his Galaxy telephone honestly all I did was make sure they charged up and everything was in the box and it was but I expect it to be great cuz well what else am I going to do if it's not oh yeah I'll send it back either way I bought many things like this from Walmart and I can't remember one time that I had anything that was trash so there's my review

The quality is impressive. If you have a galaxy phone S25 or higher these will automatically calibrate and work with all your phone apps, no signing in or setting up any accounts. Just put them in your ears and go! I consider myself an audiophile, so im slightly underwhelmed by the EQ presets but you can customize. Does have amazing sound values though. Noise cancellation is not that big of a deal to me for my normal usage method, but I did give it a try in a noisy gym and was very impressed. Know that the ANC (noise cancellation) function does chew up your battery, so thats why I generally will opt for louder volume instead. The battery is long lasting otherwise. Do yourself a favor and watch some videos on youtube to learn all the functions and features so you can get the most out of them. Im so glad i did. The case is nice and has a satisfying magnetic closure but it is a little thick to slide comfortably into your pocket so I recommend getting a protective case with a hole for a carabiner and plan on clipping it elsewhere. You can customize answering calls and talking by clicking the bud itself or use head gestures. I also like that it comes with 3 sizes of ear inserts so you can have a perfect fit. It will even run a hearing test on you and calibrate everything to your ears' specific frequency range. Totally amazing. Not that this specific "international version" is exactly the same as the standard US version, it just doesnt include a warranty. I was happy to save the money and skip the warranty since its only for 12 months, restrictive as to what qualifies, and usually a hassle to make a claim anyways. But that is a personal decision.