In the case of the Galaxy Buds 3, the audio performance would be balanced between strong bass and clear highs. Concurrently, their sound quality suffers because of the fit that needs slight adjustments for optimal sound. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro features two-way speakers and dual amplifiers, all capable of producing richer and more immersive sound.
The Pro model can support UHQ audio and 24-bit Hi-Fi streaming for better performance, particularly with the newest Samsung phones. While both share support for 360 Audio, this feature doesn’t improve sound quality that much; more often than not, it leads to an unbalanced audio experience.
It’s in robust sound that the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro flexes its muscle, rivaling some of the best earbuds out there. With punchy bass and clear sound, the Pro model is hard to beat—though a few users might still prefer the tuning of rivals like the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4. That said, with the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Samsung has finally made huge strides in audio quality.
