If you’ve been thinking about treating yourself to some wireless earbuds, now is the time to invest in a brand-new pair.
Samsung’s answer to the Apple AirPods – dubbed Galaxy Buds Live – just dropped to a crazy low price on Amazon UK. This early Prime Day deal means you’ll save £70 on these wireless noise-cancelling ‘buds from Samsung.
That blockbuster discount drops the price down to just £69. That’s half the cost of the same ‘buds from Argos, Currys, and John Lewis & Partners. You can get them in a variety of colours including Mystic Black, Mystic White, or Mystic Bronze.
While the bean-shaped design might look a little unconventional, it means there’s no tip to slot deep into the ear canal. Instead, the Buds Live simply rest inside the natural recess of your ear. This makes them incredibly comfy to wear for long durations.
The Buds Live arrive with powerful 2mm speakers, which have been designed in conjunction with AKG. Samsung has included active noise-cancelling technology, which blocks disruptive sounds – like the rattle of the train tracks, whirr of the office printer, or hum of the aeroplane engines – so you can listen to your favourite tracks, audiobook or podcast at lower volumes.
The Galaxy Buds also feature touch controls and a total of 21 hours of music playback via their neat little charging case.
Once they’ve run out of battery, you simply place them back in the very neat little case for a refill with a fast charge option adding an hour of playtime after just five minutes. This pocket-sized box can also be charged wirelessly and provides a total of 21-hours of playback.
Our Galaxy Buds Live review awarded these Samsung ‘buds a respectable four-star rating, praising the sound quality and the unconventional design. The price drop comes days before Amazon’s two-day Prime Day sales event.
The sale promises thousands of discounts and deals in early July. If you want to know the best Prime Day deals, when the best deals will expire, and how to access the bargains – our guide covers everything. But most importantly, Prime Day deals are only available to those with a Prime membership. Fortunately, you can take out a 30-day free trial.
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