Galaxy Buds2 Pro, Samsung's latest wireless headphones, have been on the market for a little over a quarter of a year. During this time, it received one software update. And now Samsung has released another one for them. What does it bring?
New update for Galaxy Buds2 Pro carries the firmware version R510XXU0AVK3 and was the first to arrive in the US. It should expand to other countries in the coming weeks. According to the changelog, it “improves device behavior,” which in other words means better stability and reliability of the headphones.
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It is practically the same changelog as the one it accompanied last update for Galaxy Buds2 Pro, with Samsung (as is its bad habit) not giving any details on how the new update will affect the user experience. If you've had any issues with your headphones before, it's possible that Samsung has "improved device behavior" to fix them.
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As always, you can download the new update through the app Galaxy Wearable on your phone or tablet paired with the headphones, or wait for the app to automatically send you a notification that an update is available for you.
Is it even worth writing these articles? Samsung copies the same thing every month. Optimization and stability nothing more nothing less. No need to write about it.
Literally iPhones are worth even more, I switched to Samsung and it was the best choice I could have made,
So you probably didn't understand what I wrote. That Samsung doesn't mention anything that fixes it, it just writes the same thing every month. So take a pill.