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Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority
If youve just bought a pair of Samsungs new flagship wireless earbuds, you may want to be extra careful while changing the ear tips. Weve seen multiple reports of users accidentally ripping the ear tips when removing them from the earbuds, but there is a way you can ensure this doesnt happen with your Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. As pointed out by The Verge, multiple user reports on Reddit and YouTube say that the Galaxy Buds 3 Pros ear tips are quite fragile and can tear when you try to pull them off the earbuds. The issue seems to stem from Samsungs updated design, which utilizes a proprietary hard plastic ring at the base of the silicone ear tips that latches onto the earbuds for a snug fit. More... |
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