It’s rather fortunate that Black Friday now spans a month instead of just a weekend, as it means there are a whole bunch of deals primed and ready this November. Dig deep enough, and you’ll see that Samsung Galaxy Buds FE in-ears are nearly half-price and the cheapest they’ve ever been.
Filling the budget void in Samsung’s lineup, Galaxy Buds FE (Fan Edition) was already notably affordable compared to their full-fledged siblings without sacrificing much in terms of features. Plonk a lofty 40% discount on top, and they’re practically a steal at $59.99 on Amazon US. There’s no reduction in the UK, but hop over to Europe, and you’ll see the earbuds run as low as €63.
You even have the choice between Graphite and White models, so they’ll fit in with your wardrobe. Simply click the button below and see what kind of savings your region has in store.
Samsung Galaxy Buds FE
Elevate your Galaxy AI experience with Galaxy Buds FE. Now you have a translator right in your ear.
Galaxy Buds FE doesn’t hold back, being one of the cheapest ways to get active noise-cancelling that’s on par with flagship models. You’ll get between six to ten hours of playback depending on how frequently you use ANC, with another three full charges in the carry case.
On-board controls come from the oval touch panels on each side, guiding your finger with added wingtips. Left and right are identical, with a single tap playing and pausing media or answering and ending calls. There are no double or triple taps here, keeping things simple with a long press running through standard, ANC, and ambient modes. I’m a sucker for the latter, amplifying my surroundings for an open-back feel. Always gives a sense of safety.
Admittedly, I don’t use built-in voice assistants too much, but this one comes in particularly handy. Alongside the ability to control your device with a vocal command, it works with Galaxy AI to act as a translator for foreign languages, be it over a call or in person.
There are a handful of earbuds that contend with Galaxy Buds FE’s MSRP, but none come close to its deal price. If you’re in the market for a new pair of wireless in-ears, look no further.
The deal won’t last long, though, so don’t deliberate for too long. If you’re still on the fence, I recommend grabbing some and trying them out, as Amazon gives you until January 31, 2025 to return any unwanted purchases. This is longer than its usual 30-day grace period, so make use of it while you can.
