Samsung brings 360 Audio to the Galaxy Buds2 with latest update

You undoubtedly got a cheap — or even free — pair of Samsung's earphones if you bought one of the company's most recent flagship models. The company sells a variety of headphones, ranging from the bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live to the Galaxy Buds Pro, which is a direct competitor to the AirPods Pro. Now, the Galaxy Buds2 from last summer are getting a software update to match their pro-series big brother, which includes 360-degree audio.

The Galaxy Buds2 are getting a new software update, according to Reddit (via XDA Developers), that includes, among other things, Samsung's 360 Audio function. The firm first showed off this technology on the Galaxy Buds Pro last year, and this update brings the two sets even closer in terms of feature parity. Call quality and Bluetooth connections have also been improved in this version. It's a relatively small download at 3MB.

Although it's always exciting to see new tools arriving via OTA, this feature may not be of much use to current Buds2 owners. The 3D audio was "annoying at best" in our assessment of the Buds Pro, according to David Ruddock, who also mentioned that the sound was awful enough to make him feel queasy in some circumstances. While it's great to see advanced features making their way to more cheap headsets, the company's next advanced update should include a feature that more people would appreciate.

Samsung's latest earphones, the Galaxy Buds2, are still available, despite the S22 lineup's lack of extra accessories. Although we gave them high scores for overall sound quality, several users have expressed concerns about comfort and, more crucially, skin discomfort.

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