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Considering every new generation of Samsung buds (along the same product line) sounds magnitudes better than the last, I don't see why I would ever need to repl

Considering every new generation of Samsung buds (along the same product line) sounds magnitudes better than the last, I don't see why I would ever need to replace a battery. The batteries in my buds plus lasted me until buds pro were released, and my buds pro batteries lasted me until buds2 pro were released, so I have no reason to doubt my buds2 pro batteries will degrade before buds3 pros come out. And of course they will be the best sounding buds on the market so I'll buy them, because why even own buds if not for the sound quality.

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morsch 3y ago
If every release has improved SQ by that much, the first iteration must have sounded just awful.
The_Colonel 3y ago
No offense, but you sound like the perfect consumerist. I'm pretty sure you're going to hit diminishing returns pretty soon, esp. if your claim that every new gen is "magnitudes better" than the old one is true. Personally, I was completely happy with the sound quality of my first TWS (FreeBuds 3). The only reason I felt I needed new ones was a failing battery in one of the buds.
abdullahkhalids 3y ago
The frequency response graph of the buds2 pro is only a little bit flatter than the buds pro [1]. In fact, it seems worse in the treble region. How else are you comparing? [1] https://www.rtings.com/headphones/graph/23318/frequency-response/samsung-galaxy-buds2-pro-true-wireless-vs-samsung-galaxy-buds-pro-truly-wireless/34599/20601 https://www.rtings.com/headphones/graph/23318/frequency-resp...