Before you can enjoy everything your new Galaxy Buds2 have to offer, you’ll need to connect them to a compatible device first. Pairing your buds to your phone is simple, whether you’re using a Galaxy phone, an iPhone, or some other kind of Bluetooth-enabled device.
If you are having trouble connecting the earbuds or if only one is connecting, you can try syncing the earbuds to each other.
If neither of your earbuds will connect, their battery may be depleted. Place the buds in their case, and charge at least 30 minutes or until the LED is green. Then, try pairing or syncing the earbuds again.
Do you have multiple Galaxy devices you use for entertainment, such a phone, tablet, or smart watch? Fortunately, the Galaxy Buds2 supports Auto switching which allows the buds to automatically connect to another device when it starts playing music or receives a call. The only requirement is that the Galaxy devices need to all be signed into the same Samsung account and need to have been previously connected to your buds.
If you cannot use Auto switching, you can manually switch between devices using the Galaxy Wearable app.
The GalaxyBuds2 include a new feature called Earbud fit test. This test allows you to make sure you’re getting the best sound.
In the Galaxy Wearable app, tap Earbud settings, and then tap Earbud fit test. Place both buds in your ears, and then tap Start. The buds will play a short sound and automatically detect if they are being worn properly. If it reports a poor fit, you’ll need to adjust the buds for the best sound quality.
These buds also have all of the great audio settings you’ve come to expect on Samsung earbuds. There’s Active noise canceling so your music will never be interrupted, and there’s also the Equalizer which gives you full control over the sound settings. Game mode will truly immerse you in whatever you’re playing. And if you prefer using one earbud over the other, you can adjust the right and left earbuds’ sound balance through the Accessibility option. You can learn all about these different sound settings in our guide.
Even if you’re wearing your Galaxy Buds2, you can still wake up Bixby on your phone the way you normally would through Voice wake-up. All you have to do is say “Hi Bixby”, and Bixby will appear. But first, you need to make sure the feature is turned on for the earbuds.
Because of their size, it can be easy to accidentally misplace your earbuds. If that ever happens, you can use the SmartThings Find feature to locate them! Using GPS, this feature will bring up a map of the buds’ last known location. You just need to log into the Galaxy Wearable app or the SmartThings app.
Just like other Samsung earbuds, the Galaxy Buds2 are able to use touchpad commands! Tapping or touching and holding the earbuds will set off different commands, such as pausing music tracks or launcing Spotify. You can even customize some of the commands to fit your preferences.
On the other hand, if you keep setting off the touchpad commands by mistake, you can turn them off by tapping the switch next to Touch controls in the Galaxy Wearable app.
Check out our comprehensive guide to touchpad commands, so you can learn how to take full control of your Galaxy Buds2.
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