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SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds, Yellow (Charging Case Included) - $49
$49.00
$129.99
Free store pick up near you or free shipping too. Various colors to choose from
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Warned for 50 bucks? Geee thanks
Recently got a New T5 ssd replacement without much question asked
My original Bud got it with Galaxy S it is not good fit tend to drop out, left ear start to has low sound then die up after 1 year and then the charge case can't be close for some reason, need to wrap a rubber band around it so it will charge.
Buds+ is much better so far got it 6 months ago for around $90 @ Verizon store
I thought they sounded alright for the price... but I couldn't get past the lag/latency. I need to look search out another set that supports the aptX codec or some other low latency codec. I have the Aukey EP-B80 and they support the aptX codec, sound fantastic, and have good battery life - they just aren't "true wireless". I got them back when they were $40 on Amazon (2 years ago, but they've come down in price a few times since then).
Anyway, the epic and ever-ongoing headphone search continues (something I feel like I'm always in the midst of and have been for the past few decades).
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I thought they sounded alright for the price... but I couldn't get past the lag/latency. I need to look search out another set that supports the aptX codec or some other low latency codec. I have the Aukey EP-B80 and they support the aptX codec, sound fantastic, and have good battery life - they just aren't "true wireless". I got them back when they were $40 on Amazon (2 years ago, but they've come down in price a few times since then).
Anyway, the epic and ever-ongoing headphone search continues (something I feel like I'm always in the midst of and have been for the past few decades).