Hi, I'm having problem with Galaxy Buds2 microphone quality on both MacOS and Windows 10 laptops, while it's ok with Samsung Galaxy S9+ (in same place, so excluded variant with noisy environment). Below is link to two recordings, done on Macbook, on both of them I started creating noise _before_ started recording:
1) Recording1 - I was just repeating same phrase with same loudness. In some moment it detected that I'm talking.
2) Recording2 is more interesting - I was producing single tone at same loudness and microphone wasn't detecting sound at all until I screamed - and in few seconds after this recorder started voice recording. This is reproducible.
So, MacOS more or less, but detects voice, but my main problem is with Windows 10: regardless of I'm talking or screaming, it says after microphone test "The highest value we saw was 1 percent".
I think, though, the problem not in these operating systems only, but in Buds2's firmware as well and their algorithms of voice detection. Both examples above demonstrate +- same behaviour: when I'm talking (or screamed in 2nd example), it detects changes sooner or later. Why Windows 10 behaves differently - is another question.
The link to recordings: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HM5Je8SIEtpDmn2CMhFzVlqDJdPJ4tKl?usp=sharing
Buds' model is SM-R177, firmware is latest (R177XXU0AVK5).
Any ideas what can be done to make not too cheap earbuds work well with not just mobile devices?
Thank you.
