Samsung is far from having said its last word in the world of true wireless headphones. With its new Galaxy Buds2 Pro, the chaebol intends to demonstrate the extent of its know-how and claim a place at the top.
If the Galaxy Buds Pro first of the name did not quite have the stuff of the greatest, the Galaxy Buds2 Pro now have what it takes to claim themselves as such. If we omit the loss of performance on the hands-free kit (too bad…), the second version pushes the listening experience even further, the active noise reduction, the design quality and the duration of use, for an overall very satisfactory result. Not everything is perfect – we think in particular of the lack of versatility of use and the somewhat limited functionalities – but we are getting very close. As before, we will especially recommend these Galaxy Buds2 Pro to Samsung aficionados, who will be able to taste all the features of these headphones.
Points forts
- Nice sound balance, very deep bass, very ample treble.
- Clean, defined and precise sound.
- Very good reproduction of the stereo scene.
- Neat design, very compact, robust (IPX7 certification).
- High efficiency of active noise reduction.
- Comfortable, good support.
Weak points
- Extreme bass that overflows a bit, brilliance of the treble a bit too pronounced.
- Performance behind the hands-free kit.
- No full support on iOS, app a bit lacking in customization options.
- More orders would not have been too much.
An alternative
This is a nice surprise that these Technics EAH-AZ60. Headphones true wireless top of the range from the Japanese manufacturer manage, thanks among other things to very good sound performance and a user experience that is as complete as it is intuitive, to climb slowly but surely into the front runners.