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Walmart discounts Samsung Galaxy Buds+ by $40 for the holidays

By Aaron Mamiit December 15, 2020

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For those who are not yet done with shopping for Christmas gifts, the good news is that retailers will be rolling out offers throughout the holidays. However, if you need help with choosing what to give your loved ones, you might want to look at Samsung Galaxy Buds deals, particularly this $40 discount from Walmart for the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ that brings the wireless earbuds’ price down to just $110 from its original price of $150.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ are extremely lightweight, but the wireless earbuds pack a battery life of 11 hours on a single charge, which is nearly double the promised 6 hours of its predecessor, the original Samsung Galaxy Buds. The wireless charging case adds another charge of 11 hours, so you have enough juice for nearly a full day of using the Samsung Galaxy Buds+.

The wireless earbuds come with three adjustable ear- and wing-tip sizes, to ensure a secure and comfortable fit in your ears. They also feature standard-programmed gestures, such as playing or pausing music with a single touch and skipping to the next track or answering calls with a double-tap. You can also set up more touch controls through the Galaxy Wearable app, such as enabling voice commands, switching playlists, and adjusting the volume up or down.

Between the Samsung Galaxy Buds and Samsung Galaxy Buds+, the latter offers improved audio quality and battery life, as well as the ability to connect to multiple Bluetooth devices. Meanwhile, when comparing the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ and Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, the former sticks to the traditional look of earbuds, which is an advantage for those who are already comfortable with such a design.

There are many other headphone deals that are still available for you to choose from, but with its combination of form and function, you simply can’t go wrong with the Samsung Galaxy Buds+. Walmart is selling the wireless earbuds at $40 off, lowering its price to just $110 from its original price of $150, but if you want to get it within the holidays, you’ll have to act fast and click that Buy Now button as soon as you can.

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