Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro Review: New Sound and Sleek Flat Design at $250

Experience the upgraded Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro with richer sound and a stylish new flat design, perfect for everyday comfort and premium audio quality.

A Fresh Take on a Flagship Favorite

Been waiting for the latest flagship earbuds from Samsung? Well, your patience has paid off! The Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro headphones have finally landed, bringing a noticeable shift in design and sound that’s bound to turn heads. Gone is the flashy look of their predecessors, replaced by a cleaner, more understated style that actually works wonders for daily wearability. And the sound? Samsung promises it’s not just louder but deeper and more immersive.

Available in classic black and white, there’s also an exclusive pink-gold edition for those who want a bit of flair. Inside the simple packaging, you’ll find three sizes of ear tips to get that perfect fit. These earbuds hit shelves on March 11th with a price tag of around $250 — the same as the last Buds3 Pro.

Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro boast a new minimalist design that enhances everyday usability

Compact Case, Flat Earbuds: A Design Evolution

The charging case has slimmed down, sporting a transparent lid that lets you peek inside. Unlike the Buds3 Pro, where the earbuds stood upright, these lay flat inside the case, giving it a sleek, low-profile vibe.

The new flat design allows earbuds to rest horizontally inside a compact transparent case

The control system remains familiar: you can squeeze the stem or swipe along it to adjust volume. The stem itself has shifted from a triangular, glowing blade shape to a flat, metallic finish. Having used the Buds3 Pro since day one, I’m still weighing if the new controls feel more intuitive—time and more testing will tell.

The redesigned stems offer a fresh tactile experience while retaining intuitive controls

Subtle Styling, Major Sound Upgrades

Put the Buds4 Pro side-by-side with the previous generation, and the differences jump out. The new model’s satin-coated plastic doesn’t sparkle under direct light but reveals a subtle pearlescent sheen when tilted—a classy touch. Comfort-wise, they nestle in your ears just as effortlessly as before.

But the real magic is under the hood. Samsung has equipped these earbuds with dual drivers—one dedicated to lows and another to highs—each boosted by its own amplifier. This tech upgrade reportedly increases driver size by about 20% compared to the Buds3 Pro, promising a wider soundstage with less distortion.

Dual drivers and a sleek finish mark a significant upgrade in sound and style

Samsung also touts support for their Ultra High Quality Audio codec, delivering 24-bit, 96 kHz sound. While the Buds3 Pro supported this too, the subtle differences might lie in the hardware amplification and tuning. Plus, they’ve introduced Super Clear Call—a clever machine learning feature that enhances voice clarity during phone calls, making your voice crisp and clear no matter the background noise.

Each earbud got dual amplifiers, expanding the soundstage and reducing distortion. — Samsung engineering insights

Side-by-Side With the Past

We’re gearing up for a full head-to-head comparison between the Buds4 Pro and the Buds3 Pro. Stay tuned as we dive into how the new features hold up in real-world use and whether these refinements justify the upgrade.

Pricing and Availability

The Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro headphones officially launch worldwide on March 11th. While they haven’t hit domestic shelves just yet, you can expect them to arrive on major online marketplaces within a couple of weeks, typically priced around $260-$295 at release. Meanwhile, the Buds3 Pro have seen a price drop and are now comfortably available for roughly $170-$195.

Seamless Samsung Ecosystem Experience

Samsung devices generally run smoothly in most regions without major compatibility issues. The Galaxy Wearable app is readily available for download and keeps your earbuds updated with the latest firmware. A small note on warranty: purchasing from unofficial sellers means any repairs fall on the marketplace vendor rather than the manufacturer.

And if you’re deep into the Samsung ecosystem, you’ll appreciate how quick and effortless switching between Samsung smartphones and tablets is—a feature that may not fully extend to devices outside their lineup.

Wrapping Up

The Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro headphones bring a fresh design that’s both elegant and practical, paired with sound improvements that promise to please audiophiles and casual listeners alike. Whether the subtle tweaks to controls and case design will redefine user experience is still to be tested, but the dual-driver setup and enhanced call quality make them an exciting contender in the premium wireless earbuds arena.

FAQ

• What colors are available for the Galaxy Buds4 Pro?
  They come in black, white, and an exclusive pink-gold edition available online.
• How does the new design differ from the Buds3 Pro?
  The new earbuds have a flat metallic stem and lay flat inside a smaller, transparent charging case, unlike the previous vertical setup.
• Are the Galaxy Buds4 Pro compatible with all smartphones?
  Yes, but some Samsung ecosystem features like quick device switching work best with Samsung smartphones and tablets.
• What is the price difference between Buds4 Pro and Buds3 Pro?
  Buds4 Pro launch around $250, while Buds3 Pro are now available at a discounted price near $170-$195.
• Do the Galaxy Buds4 Pro support high-resolution audio?
  Yes, they support the Ultra High Quality Audio codec, delivering 24-bit, 96 kHz sound quality.

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