The Korean company reportedly acknowledges that it's ".a common issue" as well. These issues look to be widespread and have been corroborated by users both on Reddit and on Samsung forums. Reputedly, Samsung also switched to acrylate from the acrylic it used on previous models. At the moment, the most likely culprit appears to be the nickel on the charging contacts. It remains unknown what exactly causes this, as changing tips doesn't solve the problem.
It appears to be specific to Samsung's recent products as well, with the author reporting similar problems with the Galaxy Buds 2, but not with the first-gen Galaxy Buds, Google's Pixel Buds A, or 1More's ColorBuds 2. Unfortunately, the irritation struck again, but only in the ear that I had the earbud in. Cautiously, I used only the left earbud from my Galaxy Buds Pro for a 45-minute video call. It doesn't appear to be a random issue either that could leave the cause of the ear complications in doubt-the author of the report empirically establishes that the Galaxy Buds Pro cause said issues, with each use of the $199 TWS earbuds directly leading to symptoms.Īfter another week of giving my ears a rest and some self-care to get them cleared up, everything was back to normal. Said complications seem to start off as irritation, before potentially spiraling off into full-blown infections. Pretty terrible, in fact, as there have now been multiple cases of ear-related issues caused by the Galaxy Buds Pro.Īs reported by Android Central, Samsung's Galaxy Buds Pro looks to be causing widespread complications among users. While Samsung's latest TWS earbuds are widely regarded as some of the best in the business, it appears they're not ideal for users' ears.
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