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Samsung 's new Galaxy Buds are larger and more cumbersome to insert than standard AirPods.
The shape of the buds means I always messed up the way they were sitting in my ears.
Because the headphones have such a poor seal, it's like putting an air conditioner next to an open window.
You won't get silence wearing these buds, even with ANC cranked.
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