Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro - TIPS TRICKS _ HIDDEN FEATURES!-1

These are the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and I've got 25 tips and tricks that'll turn you into a total pro. Starting with some gestures. So, this part of the bud is called the blade and basically there's a little hidden button in each blade that you can do gestures with. And I mean, it's so simple, you just grab the blade with your finger and use your thumb for the gestures. So, firstly, there's a pinch gesture which by now, you probably know, controls your music but also controls your videos too. The pinch gesture also works if you want to decline or answer any calls. Then you get the good old double pinch to skip forward a song and you get the triple pinch to go back a song. Easy. Then there's also swipe gestures. So you can either swipe up or down to increase or decrease the volume. It's just like a volume rocker on your phone, but instead, you're just swiping on the back of your bud. There's also a pinch and hold gesture which works by pressing and holding the back of the bud and this changes the different sound modes between noise cancelling, adaptive and ambient sound, which I'll explain a bit later. By the way, all these gestures work on both the left and the right bud, which is really nice because you don't need to remember which does which. So, what I do suggest you guys do is go inside the wearable app, then swipe down and select earbud controls. In here, you'll see right pinch and hold controls. Change this one to Spotify because this way, instead of changing the sound modes now, when you pinch and hold on the right bud, your Spotify will open up and actually start playing some music. Inside the case, you'll also notice that it's colored blue and orange. And if you take out the buds, the buds are also color coded on the tips. So you have your standard L and R on the blades. Blue L is for left and orange R is for right. Nice and easy. But now I'm going to show you what you can do with these cool new lights. So, as soon as you open up the buds case, they actually light up, but if you take them out, the lights will turn off, which kind of sucks. But if you tap and hold on the back of both blades, the lights will actually stay on permanently and they'll stay on the entire time you're using them and they'll only turn off when you put them back in the case. What's also really cool about these buds is you can use them to hear people from very far away. But before I show you how to do that, here are some secret tricks you should know about first. In total, there are three secret features you should know about these Galaxy Buds. First is if you go back inside the wearable app, then down to earbud settings, then neck stretch reminders. You should definitely turn on. It'll take you through a whole setup where it calibrates your head movements to them. And then what the buds will do is if you're hunched over for longer than 10 minutes, it'll actually give you a reminder to fix your posture and stretch your neck. I mean, that is a really cool feature and can definitely help it will help your posture. The second feature, if you go into your camera app and into settings, then into advanced video options, and as long as your Galaxy Buds are connected, you'll find this 360 audio recording which you should turn on. And now when you go back into the camera and into video mode, you'll see this 360 mic icon which tells you it's turned on. So in future, when you go back and watch some of your videos, you'll hear the audio from all around you as real as when you recorded the video. Wow. And for the third feature, back inside the wearable app, find my earbuds. If you tap on more under them, make sure to turn on notify when left behind. This way, if you ever leave the buds outside the case and just walk away, you'll get a message on your phone that'll notify you you've left them behind and you should probably go back and fetch them. Really important to turn this on to make sure you never lose these bad boys. One of the things that makes these so pro is that you can control them with your voice. Okay, so this is so cool. So back inside the wearable app, earbud settings, under voice controls, make sure that you turn this on first. Then there are a few different phrases you can control them with. Like play music, to start playing your music. Stop music to pause it, of course. Or you can say next song to skip forward, or you can say previous song to skip back. I mean, that is so neat. You can even control the volume with volume up to increase and volume down to decrease it. You can even use them for phone calls. So if you say reject call, it'll hang up. And you guess that if you say answer call, it'll pick up. Hello. But it's also crazy is these voice controls are super snappy and responsive. I'm just saying you might end up using these way more than you use gestures. With ambient sound turned on, you'll still hear things around you while wearing the buds. So, the Galaxy Buds come with three of them. Ambient sound, adaptive sound and active noise cancelling. With ambient sound turned on, you'll still hear things around you while wearing the buds. But if you turn on adaptive sound, it'll actually adjust the ambient sound based on your surroundings. And active noise cancelling, well, that's pretty self-explanatory. It cancels out all the noise around you. You can also adjust the active noise cancelling level. And if you want to, you can also turn on auto switch to ambient sound when voices are detected. So, if you're wearing the buds and someone starts talking to you, it'll automatically switch to ambient sound so you can hear them. And that's it. Those are all the tips and tricks I have for you today. I hope you found this video helpful. If you did, please give it a like and subscribe to the channel. And I'll see you in the next one. Bye.