Felix
@feliquisds.one
any pronouns | PT-BR / ENG
tech enthusiast and samsung ecosystem user
pfp by @dinokiing.furry.ac
tech enthusiast and samsung ecosystem user
pfp by @dinokiing.furry.ac
but, overall, i love my Buds3 FE. i hope they last as long as my Buds2 Pro did!
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
but, overall, i love my Buds3 FE. i hope they last as long as my Buds2 Pro did!
this is my custom EQ for the Buds3 FE. it is VERY extreme, yes, but it performs extremely well. i do not hear any distortion or artifacts, and it feels clear and full without being harsh like the Buds3 Pro or limited like the Buds2 Pro
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
this is my custom EQ for the Buds3 FE. it is VERY extreme, yes, but it performs extremely well. i do not hear any distortion or artifacts, and it feels clear and full without being harsh like the Buds3 Pro or limited like the Buds2 Pro
the Buds3 FE feature a single 11mm dynamic driver, which is a departure of the trend Samsung had. up until the Buds FE, with the exception of the OG Buds and Buds Live, all Galaxy Buds models had two dynamic drivers. i thought that was what made them sound so good, but that's not the case
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
the Buds3 FE feature a single 11mm dynamic driver, which is a departure of the trend Samsung had. up until the Buds FE, with the exception of the OG Buds and Buds Live, all Galaxy Buds models had two dynamic drivers. i thought that was what made them sound so good, but that's not the case
just by using this driver, i noticed a latency improvement, going from ~140ms to ~100ms. and - thanks to the amount of options the driver has - i was able to increase the bitrate and change the stereo mode from Joint Stereo to Dual Channel, thus improving sound quality by a huge margin
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
just by using this driver, i noticed a latency improvement, going from ~140ms to ~100ms. and - thanks to the amount of options the driver has - i was able to increase the bitrate and change the stereo mode from Joint Stereo to Dual Channel, thus improving sound quality by a huge margin
the eartips are structured very similarly to the Buds3 Pro's tips, but without the plastic "hilt" of sorts. the speaker nozzle is also smaller, and i genuinely think this is what immensely improved the comfort of the fit
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
the eartips are structured very similarly to the Buds3 Pro's tips, but without the plastic "hilt" of sorts. the speaker nozzle is also smaller, and i genuinely think this is what immensely improved the comfort of the fit
inside the box, i got the earbuds, manuals, eartips, and a charging cable. seems like some regions get charging cables and others don't, which is unfortunate. i chose black, so i got a black cable
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
inside the box, i got the earbuds, manuals, eartips, and a charging cable. seems like some regions get charging cables and others don't, which is unfortunate. i chose black, so i got a black cable
FIRST IMPRESSIONS AND DESIGN
the material is not glossy or shiny like the Buds3 Pro, but also not as soft-touch as the Buds2 Pro, specially the first 2 Pro units in 2022. it is REALLY pretty, as it's not a 100% true black; it has a little bit of a blue tint to it
the material is not glossy or shiny like the Buds3 Pro, but also not as soft-touch as the Buds2 Pro, specially the first 2 Pro units in 2022. it is REALLY pretty, as it's not a 100% true black; it has a little bit of a blue tint to it
October 10, 2025 at 11:50 PM
FIRST IMPRESSIONS AND DESIGN
the material is not glossy or shiny like the Buds3 Pro, but also not as soft-touch as the Buds2 Pro, specially the first 2 Pro units in 2022. it is REALLY pretty, as it's not a 100% true black; it has a little bit of a blue tint to it
the material is not glossy or shiny like the Buds3 Pro, but also not as soft-touch as the Buds2 Pro, specially the first 2 Pro units in 2022. it is REALLY pretty, as it's not a 100% true black; it has a little bit of a blue tint to it
voilà! the APP3's frequency response chart is out on Crinacle's squiglink thing, so i was able to compare my "ideal" frequency response against the APP3
September 22, 2025 at 4:08 PM
voilà! the APP3's frequency response chart is out on Crinacle's squiglink thing, so i was able to compare my "ideal" frequency response against the APP3
for those curious, here's the PowerShell script and the task's event trigger!
![$var = (Get-ItemProperty -Path Registry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Samsung\SamsungSettings\ModulePerformance -Name Value).Value
$mode = ""
switch ($var) {
3 {$mode = "%{F13}"}
2 {$mode = "%{F14}"}
1 {$mode = "%{F15}"}
0 {$mode = "%{F16}"}
}
[void] [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("'System.Windows.Forms")
[System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys]::SendWait($mode)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4q6jaurhkhvxazleqwt2mtla/bafkreifhsrwudelm3awlchdbhpv4oyt236yaj3qz6byexudf2w6wiuf3p4@jpeg)
March 16, 2025 at 11:05 PM
for those curious, here's the PowerShell script and the task's event trigger!