With the launch of the Galaxy Buds Pro, the Korean company Samsung added a noise cancellation system to the range of headphones baptized as Buds, a range that is complemented by the Galaxy Live, the bean-shaped headphones that it launched in the middle of last year and which also incorporate the same noise-canceling technology.
This new update was released early last week in the United States, but it is already available in the rest of the countries where Samsung markets these new headphones that have received such good reviews from the media since its first generation.
This new update is focused on improve noise cancellation system (ANC for its acronym in English) and ambient sound that allows us to be aware of our surroundings if we do not want to be completely isolated from our surroundings. Stability and reliability improvements have also been made
In the details of the update, it is reported that the performance for single headset use cases, without specifying what it is, so it is probably internal changes.
This update, whose firmware is R190XXU0AUB3 occupies only 2 MB and it can be downloaded directly from the Galaxy Wearable application, go to the Software Update section and select Download and install.
This update is done in a few minutes, so we do not need to leave the headphones charging unless the charging case does not have more than 50% battery.
Alternatives to the Galaxy Buds Pro
If you have not yet tried the Galaxy Buds and your budget does not reach more than 200 euros they cost, you can opt for the second generation like the Buds Live model, since a few weeks ago they lowered their price for welcome the new Buds Pro.
