Samsung’s latest earbuds, the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, haven’t been getting a lot of attention, but they’re very good, with reviews generally being quite positive. Of course, you’re paying top dollar here, so that’s to be expected. If you’ve been interested in picking up a pair but wanted to hold off until they were cheaper, now’s going to be your chance.
We’re seeing a solid discount on Amazon that knocks the price down by $51. This is the lowest price we’ve seen for this model. However, there is a small catch, as the model listed for sale are an international version. While this isn’t a bad thing, we just don’t see any details about an included warranty.
A great deal with a catch
You can still return them within 30 days, but we’d wager that there might not be any available support from Samsung after that time if you’re in the US. When purchasing international versions of products, it’s recommended to buy an additional warranty so that you’ll be covered in the event that something happens.
Luckily, Amazon does sell a two-year warranty on this product that will cost $28. This plan does cover accidental damage and there are no additional fees for repair or replacement. When it comes to the earbuds, you get a reworked design that looks quite sleek, along with sound and ANC that’s quite powerful.
The new earbuds also support head gestures, and can handle less than ideal environments thanks to its IP57 rating. You can expect up to six hours of use on a single charge and 26 hours additional with the included charging case. For the most part, it’s going to be a reliable piece of hardware that you’ll be able to use day in and day out.
Plus, the $51 discount isn’t bad at all. Just be sure you’re comfortable buying an international pair with limited warranty.
- Supported codecs
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SSC (Samsung Seamless Codec) HiFi, SSC UHQ (Samsung Proprietary), AAC, SBC, LC3
- Bluetooth
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6.1
- IP Rating
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IP57
- Wired/Wireless
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Wireless
The Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro have an all-new design with brished metal blades extending from the body, along with a new head gesture feature to answer and decline calls.
