You can of course expect to benefit from all of the usual Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro features and whatnot when you set these things up. That means that you'll enjoy things like a small and compact design, active noise cancelling technology, and wireless charging although that Pokémon stuff might get in the way of that last one. Still, it's worth it! Looking forward to the AirPods Max 2? You may need to wait until late next year to charge with USB-C I wouldn’t say millions of people love mediocrity. They are simply content with either what they have or, in this instance, pleased with the sound they are hearing. In addition, we can’t rule out the people in whom audio quality is not high on their list of priorities. As for comparing, you and I both know that as long as there’s Apple and Google, Apple and Samsung, etcetera, there will always be comparisons and there will always be people/members of online communities like this one who will favor one over the other and end up getting heated over it at some point. Know what I mean?

Killeen92 said:Depends on what your priorities are. If you care about audio quality, stay away from both Samsung and Airpods.It looks likes Samsung is having a hard time giving away their wireless earbuds, don’t think this will make it any easier. Note: Once the earbuds have been paired to a device, they will automatically try to connect to the last paired device every time the charging case’s lid is opened, or when the earbuds are poweredon. Navigate to your device’s Bluetooth settings to turn on Bluetooth, then scan for and connect to “Razer Hammerhead TWS (2nd Gen)”. You will hear an audible cue “Bluetooth Connected” from the earbuds to confirm that they are connected to yourdevice.

That’s certainly your opinion. We all recognize you find both products to be awful. Was there anything more to it than that? Would you like to be recognized in some manner for your own perception of your audio quality detection abilities? I have no issue with the Pokémon ear buds. More options for people who get into that stuff.Tested with iOS device at 50% volume and brightness on Breathing effect and Active Noise Cancellationon. In an effort for both fun and functional tech products, Samsung has revealed a new lineup of Pokémon-themed Galaxy Buds2. Depending on the kind of phone you have, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro might be the perfect earbuds for you Killeen92 said:I own both so what's your point? Both don't sound that great. So what if the 29% crap outsells the 8% crap. Sennheiser Noble, sound better than both.

Audio quality depends on the user, in my opinion, and I doubt an “audiophile” will select either for his or her music enjoyment. With that being said, earbuds from numerous brands around the world are in use by millions of people and the sound they enjoy is sufficient for them.The Pokemon given the headphone treatment are a trio of Gen 1 'Mons from the original 151. They are Snorlax, Jigglypuff and Ditto, certainly three of the more popular pokemon. The Ditto's deadpan stare in particular warms my heart, although I maintain that Kakuna and Metapod (literal cocoons) should have been top of the list.

Case in point – the Samsung Galaxy Buds X Pokemon collaboration that slips some of Samsungs best earbuds in a Pokemon-themed case to make your day at least a little more fun. Gotta Catch em' All I could be wrong, but I’d expect to see Pokémon earbuds in the ears of elementary school aged kids who will more than likely be glad just to hear the music they enjoy.