My Buds3 Pro have arrived π sound fantastic, feel great and it feels like my ears are almost hugging them lol. I got to try them for a short time at Unpacked so have been itching to get my own pair.
I straight away put the bigger silicone tips on and ran the best fit test, good fit. 360 toggled on, dynamic eq selected, active noise cancelling switched on, UHQ for highest sound quality tapped on and away I go.
Tidal is my music streaming choice because of having the highest quality sound quality and codec on the market including lossless or close to. First song selected "Pump up the Jam" from my ultimate playlist. That's me gone for the rest of the afternoon, I have loved music for over 40 years, I was given the first discman as a birthday present as a kid and a selection of the first CDs on the market including Booby Brown, Michael Jackson and several others.
Music always takes me back to my childhood and puts a smile on my face. I have been an audiophile for decades and collected some exquisite hifi separates over my time. Much of which I no longer use because of advancements in technology yet I won't sell them because of the rarity factor and an unexplainable bond.
I know this sounds long winded but wanted to get across my enthusiasm and passion for sound quality and music. Over my time I have heard airpods Pro 2 with an iPhone 15 pro max, sony's latest earbuds with the Xperia 1 V, pixel buds pro with a pixel handset (@Glenntech knows my feelings and hatred towards the Pixel Buds Pro π€£) xiaomi, Huawei, Honor, OnePlus etc tried them all and I always always choose Samsung Galaxy Buds paired with a flagship Samsung smartphone. The Buds3 Pro have just taken the crown from my Buds 2 Pro. The King is dead, long live the King.
Time to start this party.
Most underrated feature of the Buds3 Pro is the voice commands, they are working flawlessly and no wake up command needed. 
@TechZilla: Its brilliant to hear that you're loving your new Galaxy Buds3 Pro, and that they are breathing life into some familiar favourites. I think music from our youth becomes part of our DNA, so hearing those songs again years later with all the modern technical advances can be an incredible experience. Enjoy!
