Samsung's hot new Galaxy Buds+ are already receiving a small but important software update
If you’ve already purchased Samsung’s vastly improved true wireless earbuds, we expect you’re more than happy with your very wise investment. If you haven’t, you should strongly consider spending $150 on what may well be the greatest alternatives to Apple’s market-leading AirPods available today. Even better, there are quite a few ways to save a little bit of money on the already reasonably priced Galaxy Buds+.
Even though this tips the scales at only a little over 1MB, merely listing a generic mention of “improved system stability and reliability” in its official changelog, a Korea-based Samsung Community moderator claims (translated here) that you will see (and most importantly, hear) several notable enhancements after you install this goodie pack.
If everything goes according to the company’s plan, you should be able to use the Galaxy Buds+ without worrying about loud wind noises crippling your outdoor music listening experience while staying connected to what’s going on around you. Another issue that’s purportedly been improved “a little” has something to do with white noise, while the “effect of listening to surrounding sounds” during phone calls should also be “a little more natural.”