A few notes: 1. @0:16 those are Galaxy Buds+, not Buds Pro. 2. After filming, we learned that we have finally found replacement 1254 button-cell batteries to sell in our store! You can find them at the link in the description. 3. The reassembled buds work perfectly, and the sound quality doesn't seem to have been affected by displacing the speaker driver.
HATE TO SEE YOUR VIDEOS JUST BECAUSE OF YOUR VOICE VARIABLES, WHEN YOU RECORD YOURSELF, THE VOICE IS PERFECT BUT WHEN YOU TALK WHILE TEAR DOWN, FEELS LIKE YOU ARE TALKING INSIDE THE WATER
Ear phone "crazy engineering" wouldn't entail modular components, crazy engineering is making all the IC's integrated. Using lego-style connectors takes up valuable space.
It’s good but I would think that probably 99.99999 percent of people including me would just go buy another pair without trying to fix them and chance scratching the outside or breaking something on the inside or not being able to glue them back good enough to still be water resistant. Or even be able to glue them back at all because of a chance of warping it by using a vise grip.
@Michael Kevin Millet lmao, repair costs they charge so much. And they be like "oh sorry you cant afford? Its ok oay apple care EVERY MONTH so, the 0.1% chance u spoil your item and want to repair, u can have a small discount"
@ If you think phones becoming less repairable and less accessible to the user had to do with "complexity" and not widening manufacturer control and reducing the appeal of repairing a device as opposed to buying the new model, I have a bridge to sell you.
Thank you for this video! I washed and dried my earbuds in the case by accident. The buds were fine, but when I was charging the case it kept saying 0%. I took the whole case apart down to the battery and just had to reconnect the battery connection piece. Put it all back together and they work just like new!
Am an Apple guy.. But Am pretty damn sure my next earphones gonna be this one... just because of it’s repairability. I have an airpods but the right one battery is facked.. and u know the rest story..
Most peoplle never need to repair airpods. You are making sure that you will have a worse user expereinnce by sswitching to something that has a feature that you almost certainly wont need
I bought these explicitly because they were repairable after watching this video...2 weeks later they went through the washer and dryer! omg. noooooo... they still worked but the case's battery wouldn't charge the beans anymore (case would charge beans via USB-C or wireless charging though). I took the case apart, nothing really to see that looked wrong, multimeter said battery had 3.7v...put case back together and it works now! SCHWING. This video rocks! The case battery is EB-BR800ABU, apparently it's the same battery as the 46mm Samsung Galaxy Watch. It'd have been super easy to change out if it had been cooked... Thanks iFixit
For this Galaxy Buds+ I wasn't expecting this easy teardown, since they came out I thought they were going to be too difficult to get in. It's cool how Samsung combined advanced tech & design with an easy assemble for this high-end product. Since the beginning of the video I was starting to guess the Repairability Score (and I got it right!).
These are my everyday go to wireless earphones. I love how the ANC on these remove just the annoying noises you get on train, airplanes, bus, etc without drowning out all noises making them a great pair of earphones to wear while travelling and exercising. Plus this design is genius. I loved the original airpods because of how easily they fit in my ear without having to squeeze in a rubber/foam tip that becomes uncomfortable after couple hours in ear. But this design fits even better and is even more comfortable and can wear all day long without ear fatigue.
Most people don't understand the ANC used. I agree with your comments. From Samsung website Keep the noise out but let the world in with the first Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) on these open type, true wireless Galaxy Buds Live. ANC reduces background noises without missing what’s important, like voices and announcements, so you hear more of what you want to hear-with just a long press to turn it on.
finally an almost mess-less disassembly, it's good to see a product that is repair/recycle-friendly and not drowned in tons of adhesive for monopoly purpose.
Wow they teardown was sooo easy and clean I took mine apart to clean them out from the inside. Put them back together and they sound pristine. So glad the battery replacement will be easy when that time comes
A bit nerve racking trying to hold my phones flashlight as a spot light so I could see the tiny spaces and parts better, but I got the right side done and she sounds brand freakin' new! No more fishbowl distortion. 😅 Note to self: get a lighted magnifying lamp so my old tired eyes can see what the heck I'm doing!! 😅😅😅
what a great review. you guys are really helpful and explains how to disassembly in a detailed way. loved it ! although, it would be nice if you guys mentioned where or if we can find the battery replacement for the case. there's so many tws on the market right now, and they never mentioned about repairability. I follow your teardowns on wireless earbuds and it was an eye-opening to see how most of them designed it to be disposable within 2-3 years. so thanks for this breakdown.
Thank you so much for doing this video. This was the video I was waiting for before deciding in purchasing! Samsung is really putting other brands to shame with how repairable their products are.
My wife just washed my blue ones with the case.. Tried drying them really good. The case don't charge a the left one wont charge. I'm might too trash them. I probably go to a Ifixit place before I trash them. Man.... love these buds.
To go the extra mile, know that the inside of the lid pops as easily as the bottom part. It's extremely handy as a fall can send the magnet responsible to hold the clam shut on the two magnets holding the buds in place. The tape fixing the aforementioned magnet in place is weaker than the magnetic fields of the two magnets. I am so relieved to have been able to fix the thing myself without breaking the case. HUGE KUDOS to Samsung on this one !
@2:22 "One the other side we can see a bunch of chips." Wow, that was very useful. I remember when iFixit used to color and identify each and every chip in a device. Can we go back to that, please. On the plus side, I appreciated seeing the charger teardown.
I agree but I think they need to relearn some stuff definitely because I have a hunch that the tech is way different in the hearing aid compared to the earphones
Not sure if they actually released a commercial hearing aid, but they've been working on helping people hear better for a while (they make medical devices, too). Apparently they made an app for hearing, some prototype hearing aids, and are preparing to get their Harmon brand into OTC hearing aids. Search for Samsung Earcle or Samsung hearing aid.
they are way too slippery for my liking. they sound great. I did find myself adjusting them frequently and I'm not entirely sure why. I got some silicone sleeves that make them fit a tiny bit better and doesn't effect charging. my buds plus once I twisted them into place and I never had to adjust them. the live do sound noticeably better. the ANC is impressive to me. a very novice audiophile. (lowers case a.) do to insomnia I sleep in a bed tent. exactly how it sounds. a low profile tent the exact size as the mattress. anyway, I use a small 18650 rechargeable fan in the tent for circulation. when I activate ANC I can clearly hear the difference. I can usually hear the the hum of the motor and sound of air movement. ANC seems to completely cancel out the hum. its really cool. overall I'm glad I got them. I lost my (R) bud+ a few months back and finally decided to just buy a whole new pair. these in black were on sale for $139 so I grabbed them. nice vid. thanks.
My GSD chew one of the beans. He basically pop out the covering of it and chew top of the cover whereas bottom part of bud looks pretty intact. It's starting charging but doesn't connect to any device.
Hey, I'm a fan from Taiwan. Recently my mom found an old speaker out from cupboard ------ HTC boombass. It was an amazing device with nice bass effect to use with HTC's phones, unfortunately today's phones are not supportable to this speaker, so I'd like to try to disassemble it then change into a real Bluetooth speaker (not only for bass). Wish ifixit could have a video for teardown it. Biggest thanks from Taiwan!!
This teardown answers my questions of how this thing didnt broke from the inside even tho i accidentally dropped it multiple times now.. also the inside looks like a mini phone parts
thank you for sharing the bud tear down, the reason I watched your video as I forgot mine inside my jeans pocket then washed it, I was so desperate so I watched this video, after following the teardown and tried to dry my buds, they are working normally, THANKS, big-time guys!!! (I'm not a repairman) just a normal guy that wants to fix my buds.
Il be honest i was surprised with how good the buds live sound. Sure my sony ones are better but for the size and price these do a great job. I got them for free as well as a redemption for buying the note 20 ultra.
I took them apart on my own I do wanna throw a warning be very careful with the motherboards if you have any problems with the case it is very very easy to get into and fix I love it even the hinge is easy to replace
When I saw the battery in the bud, i tried to estimate the battery capacity in the case and came with a number between 1.5 and 2.0 wh. Glad not to have missed by a large margin
I lost volume in mine. Sent them back to SAMSUNG. They returned to me, saying I needed to clean them. Clean then. But it still happens. So now I'll pull apart to see if dirty inside. Cheers
I have the Google Pixel Buds 2nd Gen. Looking forward to seeing a teardown. The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live (Beans) look kinda goofy. I want someone to model them in there ears to see if they really stay in your ears.
Wow. This is going to sound terrible, but I've literally dropped the case down an entire flight of stairs, into a hard wall, and then they bounced in a different direction onto laminate. Never caused an issue. The actual buds went flying directly into a wall at the bottom of the stairs because they got ejected halfway down, and bounced pretty fair. I had to search to see where they shot off to. Cat ran under my foot when I got to the top step and I had to catch myself. Dropped the headphone case that was in my hand. It never caused a sound issue, the case doesn't feel loose at the hinge (it was bouncing while open for half of the flight of stairs), there's no rattle from knocking a speaker loose, it had no disconnecting issues, and I have to tilt the case under a light to find the almost non-existent scuff. The fact that it comes apart that easily really surprised me. I only have 2 issues with it. One of my ear canals is wider than the other, so it has to be maneuvered in a little more snug, and this causes buildup which you have to clean every few months. The other complaint is that the touch pad is extremely sensitive, and it isn't obvious where to tap while it is in. I had a pair of original Galaxy buds and they had a flat surface that was obvious. If you touch the bean near the edge of where it detects finger contact, it can read it as a double tap and skip what you're listening to, or a triple tap and go to the beginning. I use them about 2-6 hrs a night. I listen to music or stories while I paint. When they die, I can set them in the case while I go grab a drink and use the bathroom. By the time you get back you have another hours worth of a charge (albeit I keep them at the normal equalizer setting and do not use any of the ambient features. Those drain them faster). Interesting video. Thank you for the info.
Apple: It's impossible to make wireless earbuds easy to repair, what with them being so small and made of such delicate and fragile parts! Samsung: hold my beans
@@anhnguyenduy6861 as if foxconn is the only factory that has such cases, even Samsung factories have cases of such things. You say fk the environment while apple is planning to use 100% recyclable materials by 2030. The aluminum they use in their products are already 100% recycled aluminum
I feel strongly that 8/10 is too high. They may be more repairable than competitors, but far from easy. Particularly the case which does not face the same design challenges that the buds do. Would probably give them a 6 or maybe 7. There's a lot of progress to be made in this class of device
How did you resolve your issue? My buds live got accidentally washed and the left one won't charge or connect to my phone. The right bud is fine and plays sound no problem. Thanks
A few notes:
1. @0:16 those are Galaxy Buds+, not Buds Pro.
2. After filming, we learned that we have finally found replacement 1254 button-cell batteries to sell in our store! You can find them at the link in the description.
3. The reassembled buds work perfectly, and the sound quality doesn't seem to have been affected by displacing the speaker driver.
You should put the link with second point.
Alot of people don't check the description.
Why 8?
There is no Buds “pro” 👀. But I get it lol
HATE TO SEE YOUR VIDEOS JUST BECAUSE OF YOUR VOICE VARIABLES, WHEN YOU RECORD YOURSELF, THE VOICE IS PERFECT BUT WHEN YOU TALK WHILE TEAR DOWN, FEELS LIKE YOU ARE TALKING INSIDE THE WATER
@@shkbh / I guess he was on a different mic setup, like pin mic?
the engineering effort they put in that tiny piece of tech is mind blowing
It's good to see they're not putting it to waste with a glued in battery :)
Ya, crazy engineering.
Sean Smith as if anyone will change the battery
yup. beautifully done
Ear phone "crazy engineering" wouldn't entail modular components, crazy engineering is making all the IC's integrated. Using lego-style connectors takes up valuable space.
i love how samsung embraces that they're beans
Yesssire and I like how they dont copy
2 TONEDRIP Gaming *laughs in one plus buds*
@@lucasniamien873 huh
@@lucasniamien873 Frowns in terrible touch controls
@@JotaroKujo-gw6ng the touch controls on all 3 generations of the galaxy buds are so damn sensitive, I tend to just turn them off.
This is good. The fact that you can always replace a broken part on this device is a step ahead. Good job 𝗦𝗮𝗺𝘀𝘂𝗻𝗴
It’s good but I would think that probably 99.99999 percent of people including me would just go buy another pair without trying to fix them and chance scratching the outside or breaking something on the inside or not being able to glue them back good enough to still be water resistant. Or even be able to glue them back at all because of a chance of warping it by using a vise grip.
It’s honestly not worth the time and hassle to fix it.
@Michael Kevin Millet lmao, repair costs they charge so much. And they be like "oh sorry you cant afford? Its ok oay apple care EVERY MONTH so, the 0.1% chance u spoil your item and want to repair, u can have a small discount"
@@molarrr If it breaks in warranty no problem, and I expect like all products, in months it will also become cheaper, like the Galaxy plus buds
Yeah, especially for the price. I hate it when they design electronics as a disposable product.
Dang, those parts came out so cleanly and easily. They definitely didn't compromise on repairability with the new design.
It could have been a 10, why 8?
@@NaterFernat probably because of ease of getting the parts that you need and nitpicks like that, an 8 repairability score is really high
And for some reason they still make the phones hard to repair lmao. Superglued batteries
@@PokeLoomerTM about the batteries there is a soulution, use some alcohol and the glue will lost its effect,its not that hard
@@PokeLoomerTM they're not the only ones, it's a common problem among manufacturers
I was expecting a destructive opening, and I'm really surprised to see it's not and it's actually pretty easy to open
@@AppleReviews the Batterie?
@@AppleReviews batteries. Thoes die fast if you use them daily, last a year or so.
@@AppleReviews most important thing is the battery, the driver and chips are not likely to fail
You did not read the title of the video right ?
@@Luffy61C4 I did not.
High respect to the people engineered that tiny beans
I was expecting a clean teardown but not THIS clean. These are really small yet modular on the inside.
Pretty much the only buds that look good on the inside as well
It's pretty ironic when earbuds are becoming more repairable than phones itself lol
There's a difference between IPX2 and IP68
@@ungefeiert Even phones with no IP rating are less repairable than these.
That explanation doesn't even begin to cover it.
@ If you think phones becoming less repairable and less accessible to the user had to do with "complexity" and not widening manufacturer control and reducing the appeal of repairing a device as opposed to buying the new model, I have a bridge to sell you.
Where did the irony come from?...
Thank you for this video! I washed and dried my earbuds in the case by accident. The buds were fine, but when I was charging the case it kept saying 0%. I took the whole case apart down to the battery and just had to reconnect the battery connection piece. Put it all back together and they work just like new!
This video does not have the view count that it deserves, high quality tear-down and camera work as always.
I'm buying these earbuds now because of this good review
Take heed Samsung! And Crapple? You should be ashamed of yourselves.
Buy me a pair
I've been considering getting a pair of wireless earbuds, these are now my #1 pick, but we'll see how repairable the others are
Best I have had yet! So good I want a second pair
@@DJSH98989 I just bought a second pair after getting my first ones dialed in and proper fitment in my ear. Wow ! They sound good.
Am an Apple guy.. But Am pretty damn sure my next earphones gonna be this one... just because of it’s repairability. I have an airpods but the right one battery is facked.. and u know the rest story..
Hopefully they'll make them more repairable in the future if they're touting being environmentally friendly
@@RennieAsh no they won't, if its repairable, its not profitable enough
Most peoplle never need to repair airpods. You are making sure that you will have a worse user expereinnce by sswitching to something that has a feature that you almost certainly wont need
Rafa Waik Who cares if it’s repairable. The software sucks and the integration is trash. iPhone is superior in the actual meaningful cases
Not really...please go on
I bought these explicitly because they were repairable after watching this video...2 weeks later they went through the washer and dryer! omg. noooooo... they still worked but the case's battery wouldn't charge the beans anymore (case would charge beans via USB-C or wireless charging though). I took the case apart, nothing really to see that looked wrong, multimeter said battery had 3.7v...put case back together and it works now! SCHWING. This video rocks! The case battery is EB-BR800ABU, apparently it's the same battery as the 46mm Samsung Galaxy Watch. It'd have been super easy to change out if it had been cooked... Thanks iFixit
For this Galaxy Buds+ I wasn't expecting this easy teardown, since they came out I thought they were going to be too difficult to get in. It's cool how Samsung combined advanced tech & design with an easy assemble for this high-end product. Since the beginning of the video I was starting to guess the Repairability Score (and I got it right!).
These are my everyday go to wireless earphones. I love how the ANC on these remove just the annoying noises you get on train, airplanes, bus, etc without drowning out all noises making them a great pair of earphones to wear while travelling and exercising. Plus this design is genius. I loved the original airpods because of how easily they fit in my ear without having to squeeze in a rubber/foam tip that becomes uncomfortable after couple hours in ear. But this design fits even better and is even more comfortable and can wear all day long without ear fatigue.
Most people don't understand the ANC used. I agree with your comments.
From Samsung website
Keep the noise out but let the world in with the first Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) on these open type, true wireless Galaxy Buds Live. ANC reduces background noises without missing what’s important, like voices and announcements, so you hear more of what you want to hear-with just a long press to turn it on.
I love that beans in background! I'm surprised it was this easy to open :O
I just LOVE the X-Ray images!
finally an almost mess-less disassembly, it's good to see a product that is repair/recycle-friendly and not drowned in tons of adhesive for monopoly purpose.
Kudos to Samsung for giving these a more sustainable design.
Thanks man , it helped me deep clean them . Now they sound like new 👍
The way Taylor enunciates is like ASMR to me
I guess now you could flex on your Samsung galaxy _”beans”_
That should be 10/10 really how much more repairable can you expect? over 100%?
1:25 and so the truth is revealed
So the battery that is used in the case can also been found in de galaxy watch SM-R800 So the replacement batterij can be found easily.
Wow they teardown was sooo easy and clean
I took mine apart to clean them out from the inside. Put them back together and they sound pristine.
So glad the battery replacement will be easy when that time comes
Pro tip!, you can used the Eve + battery on the regular galaxy buds onto your galaxy buds live
WOW! Well done Samsung! Keep it up! Woohoo!
A bit nerve racking trying to hold my phones flashlight as a spot light so I could see the tiny spaces and parts better, but I got the right side done and she sounds brand freakin' new! No more fishbowl distortion. 😅 Note to self: get a lighted magnifying lamp so my old tired eyes can see what the heck I'm doing!! 😅😅😅
Was expecting my issue to be unrepairable but seeing how simple this is to disassemble is encouraging
Come to think of it, a couple decades back, this would've been considered impossible or (limited to the technology at the time)
I'm glad it's as simple as that to take apart. One of these suckers "froze", so I had to peel it apart and disconnect the battery to reset it.
THanks so much my ear buds were caught in a wash and was unusable, thanks you're a life saver
I've been waiting for the confirmation of its repairability. Buying one right now.
this must be the most repairable tech out there... id give it a 10/10
You should give at least 9 though the video is amazing...great job.
this new teardown video style is Cool. waiting for PS5 Teardown next year :)
what a great review. you guys are really helpful and explains how to disassembly in a detailed way. loved it !
although, it would be nice if you guys mentioned where or if we can find the battery replacement for the case.
there's so many tws on the market right now, and they never mentioned about repairability. I follow your teardowns on wireless earbuds and it was an eye-opening to see how most of them designed it to be disposable within 2-3 years.
so thanks for this breakdown.
Good point
Thank you so much for doing this video. This was the video I was waiting for before deciding in purchasing! Samsung is really putting other brands to shame with how repairable their products are.
Let's just ignore their smartphone batteries
My wife just washed my blue ones with the case.. Tried drying them really good. The case don't charge a the left one wont charge. I'm might too trash them. I probably go to a Ifixit place before I trash them. Man.... love these buds.
To go the extra mile, know that the inside of the lid pops as easily as the bottom part. It's extremely handy as a fall can send the magnet responsible to hold the clam shut on the two magnets holding the buds in place. The tape fixing the aforementioned magnet in place is weaker than the magnetic fields of the two magnets. I am so relieved to have been able to fix the thing myself without breaking the case. HUGE KUDOS to Samsung on this one !
seeing him unplug cable (( why he doesn't say like a little lego)??!
oh wrong channel 😂🤦♂️
It's so satisfying to watch a smooth teardown.
@2:22 "One the other side we can see a bunch of chips." Wow, that was very useful. I remember when iFixit used to color and identify each and every chip in a device. Can we go back to that, please. On the plus side, I appreciated seeing the charger teardown.
This video has helped me replace the battery on both beans and the case.
So helpful. Thank you!
the fact that they said *bean left/right* on the ribbon is the funniest thing i've seen today
Watching this with my buds live
Mmmm, 8 of 10... after seen this video, what's needed then to get the 10?
Why didn’t they just roll with beans even they admit they look like beans and it sounds cute 😂
Kids will probably eat it
Rick Cruz 2 birds 1 stone lol jk but stupid kids will eat it anyway. Tidepods lol 🤷🏻♂️
Hi, you teardown this buds live are awesome and clearly to understand. Thanks for making great video. You are so genius.
I would love to see the pixel buds teardown.
Nice to see decent repairability in something so tiny!
Samsung should start making hearing aids.
I agree but I think they need to relearn some stuff definitely because I have a hunch that the tech is way different in the hearing aid compared to the earphones
@@karatewithelian9014 Just upping the volume on ambient sound, there are buds that you can use as hearing aids and for music, but expensive
Not sure if they actually released a commercial hearing aid, but they've been working on helping people hear better for a while (they make medical devices, too). Apparently they made an app for hearing, some prototype hearing aids, and are preparing to get their Harmon brand into OTC hearing aids. Search for Samsung Earcle or Samsung hearing aid.
And call them elderbeans!
they are way too slippery for my liking. they sound great. I did find myself adjusting them frequently and I'm not entirely sure why.
I got some silicone sleeves that make them fit a tiny bit better and doesn't effect charging. my buds plus once I twisted them into
place and I never had to adjust them. the live do sound noticeably better. the ANC is impressive to me. a very novice audiophile. (lowers case a.)
do to insomnia I sleep in a bed tent. exactly how it sounds. a low profile tent the exact size as the mattress. anyway, I use a small 18650
rechargeable fan in the tent for circulation. when I activate ANC I can clearly hear the difference. I can usually hear the the hum of the
motor and sound of air movement. ANC seems to completely cancel out the hum. its really cool. overall I'm glad I got them. I lost my
(R) bud+ a few months back and finally decided to just buy a whole new pair. these in black were on sale for $139 so I grabbed them.
nice vid. thanks.
Just what I've bean waiting for!
*sorry...*
Btw. could you also teardown the new Galaxy Tab S7+ and the Galaxy Tab Active?
Visit @jerryrigeverything
I bought a pair within a few months of this video being posted. Just wanted to say they are still working well.
The batteries are smaller than i expected
My GSD chew one of the beans.
He basically pop out the covering of it and chew top of the cover whereas bottom part of bud looks pretty intact.
It's starting charging but doesn't connect to any device.
Can't wait for your Surface Duo teardown! 😉
so far this is the most satisfying teardown I have ever seen
This is why i love samsung products. Way ahead of its time
Now we just need Apple to label AirPods components “leeks”
It's Apple. That's reason enough for them to be fun killers
@@mostlymessingabout Hair dryers
Impressively engineered. Not bad Samsung. Thought they were funky looking at first but I am enjoying them very much.
Hey, I'm a fan from Taiwan. Recently my mom found an old speaker out from cupboard ------ HTC boombass. It was an amazing device with nice bass effect to use with HTC's phones, unfortunately today's phones are not supportable to this speaker, so I'd like to try to disassemble it then change into a real Bluetooth speaker (not only for bass). Wish ifixit could have a video for teardown it. Biggest thanks from Taiwan!!
Great. Now go make a teardown video of the WF1000xm3
I'm impressed by how samsung organized the tech inside making it easier to fix while having an Iprating aswell
Thank you!!
I love my Galaxy Buds Live...its been about a week now and I am super pleased!
You saved me! i had a problem with my right bud, after viewing this video i opened my bud and fix it, thank you so much
Thanks for describing...through your video, I fixed my Buds live
This teardown answers my questions of how this thing didnt broke from the inside even tho i accidentally dropped it multiple times now.. also the inside looks like a mini phone parts
aaaah dang it... my motherboard from the case is done. Hope they sell the part.
Thanks for the video
When he say spugger I have a bad flashback of the verges pc build guild 😂
The beans 😂 are actually very compact though.
thank you for sharing the bud tear down, the reason I watched your video as I forgot mine inside my jeans pocket then washed it, I was so desperate so I watched this video, after following the teardown and tried to dry my buds, they are working normally, THANKS, big-time guys!!! (I'm not a repairman) just a normal guy that wants to fix my buds.
These earbuds are beautiful either inside or outside.
Il be honest i was surprised with how good the buds live sound. Sure my sony ones are better but for the size and price these do a great job. I got them for free as well as a redemption for buying the note 20 ultra.
If you have the earshape for them like I do they will be with you forever.
Really love all that pink on the inside of those buds!
look like our kidney
Retrobellite Lol good point 😂😂😂
These channel deserves 1M subs atleast. Let's get them there.
Still my favorite day to day earbuds 2024
I took them apart on my own I do wanna throw a warning be very careful with the motherboards if you have any problems with the case it is very very easy to get into and fix I love it even the hinge is easy to replace
Why bro
I had my right buds not working even there's no torn or scratches inside when Im cleaning it, can you help me bro or any tips for this?
When I saw the battery in the bud, i tried to estimate the battery capacity in the case and came with a number between 1.5 and 2.0 wh. Glad not to have missed by a large margin
Could you do a teardown of the panasonic true wireless earbuds? :D
I lost volume in mine. Sent them back to SAMSUNG. They returned to me, saying I needed to clean them. Clean then. But it still happens. So now I'll pull apart to see if dirty inside. Cheers
All the stuff is beautiful
Did Kelsea and KK quit ?
I have the Google Pixel Buds 2nd Gen. Looking forward to seeing a teardown. The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live (Beans) look kinda goofy. I want someone to model them in there ears to see if they really stay in your ears.
Can you guys make a video on boat airdopes too? Expecting for a long time.
I think Samsung deserves more repairability scores for these Galaxy Buds live.
Wow. This is going to sound terrible, but I've literally dropped the case down an entire flight of stairs, into a hard wall, and then they bounced in a different direction onto laminate. Never caused an issue. The actual buds went flying directly into a wall at the bottom of the stairs because they got ejected halfway down, and bounced pretty fair. I had to search to see where they shot off to. Cat ran under my foot when I got to the top step and I had to catch myself. Dropped the headphone case that was in my hand.
It never caused a sound issue, the case doesn't feel loose at the hinge (it was bouncing while open for half of the flight of stairs), there's no rattle from knocking a speaker loose, it had no disconnecting issues, and I have to tilt the case under a light to find the almost non-existent scuff.
The fact that it comes apart that easily really surprised me. I only have 2 issues with it. One of my ear canals is wider than the other, so it has to be maneuvered in a little more snug, and this causes buildup which you have to clean every few months. The other complaint is that the touch pad is extremely sensitive, and it isn't obvious where to tap while it is in. I had a pair of original Galaxy buds and they had a flat surface that was obvious. If you touch the bean near the edge of where it detects finger contact, it can read it as a double tap and skip what you're listening to, or a triple tap and go to the beginning.
I use them about 2-6 hrs a night. I listen to music or stories while I paint. When they die, I can set them in the case while I go grab a drink and use the bathroom. By the time you get back you have another hours worth of a charge (albeit I keep them at the normal equalizer setting and do not use any of the ambient features. Those drain them faster).
Interesting video. Thank you for the info.
You even have a metal thread insert in the eaebud housing for these.
Apple: It's impossible to make wireless earbuds easy to repair, what with them being so small and made of such delicate and fragile parts!
Samsung: hold my beans
also Apple internally: "making it repairable will sunken our profit, fk it, fk the environment, profit is the way to go
@@anhnguyenduy6861 ironically apple is more eco friendly than most tech company's out there
@@keonxd8918 where got? Do you know that many people died from Foxconn? Because of poor working conditions and dangerous chemical?
@@anhnguyenduy6861 as if foxconn is the only factory that has such cases, even Samsung factories have cases of such things. You say fk the environment while apple is planning to use 100% recyclable materials by 2030. The aluminum they use in their products are already 100% recycled aluminum
@@keonxd8918 yea and make unrepairable earpod :) eNvIRonmENT
I feel strongly that 8/10 is too high. They may be more repairable than competitors, but far from easy. Particularly the case which does not face the same design challenges that the buds do. Would probably give them a 6 or maybe 7. There's a lot of progress to be made in this class of device
if i compare this to other electronics its really friendly to repair
Jeez, how much easier than that do you want? I wonder what's needed to have a perfect score. The battery must eject replace itself, right!?
wish we could see the reassembly and if it still works 100%
Why shouldn’t it? He didn’t break anything.
@@OpasgegenLinks nothing breaks doesn't mean it'll work after reassembly
Thanks to this guide i fixed my liquid damaged Galaxy beans live thanks.
How did you resolve your issue? My buds live got accidentally washed and the left one won't charge or connect to my phone. The right bud is fine and plays sound no problem. Thanks
@liamk1966 mine only damaged the case I was able to clean it with alcohol and it worked.
@@Denvermorgan2000 Many thanks for your reply, very much appreciated 👍🏻😎