Samsung’s newest flagship earbuds just got a rare discount

Putting the $30 you keep towards a hi-res music subscription gives the 24-bit hi-fi codec the source files it was built to carry, so the saving feeds straight back into how good these earbuds sound from day one.

Once those files are playing, Hi-Res Audio carries the small reverbs and subtle textures that usually get lost over Bluetooth, so a track you’ve played a hundred times reveals a breath or a cymbal decay you never noticed.

Those details have room to breathe because each earbud splits the work between two speakers. A dedicated tweeter keeps vocals and strings crisp at the top end, while a separate woofer handles bass with enough weight that a kick drum lands as a physical thud.

Keeping that bass clean on a noisy commute falls to Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, which reads your surroundings and adjusts sound levels on the fly, so a busy café or a rattling train carriage fades back while the music stays front and centre.

A good seal helps the noise cancelling do its job, and the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro ship with small, medium and large ear tips around an ear-hugging design, plus an IP57 rating that lets them handle rain and dust wherever the day goes.

Long days are covered too, with seven hours of playback from the earbuds and 30 hours of battery life from the redesigned charging case, which also charges wirelessly whenever you drop it onto a pad.

Galaxy S26 owners get the most out of those hours, with crisper calls, Live Translate delivering real-time translation of up to 22 languages straight into their ear, and hands-free Gemini help whenever the Galaxy Buds4 Pro are in.

Music lovers who want hi-res detail, a separate tweeter and woofer, and smart Galaxy extras in one pair of earbuds now pay $30 less for all of it, with the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro down to $219.99 from $249.99.