If you’re an Android lover, then you probably already know (ar at least heard about) Samsung Galaxy Buds, one of the best all-round wireless earbuds for Android and Samsung phone owners.
The Galaxy Buds offer great value thanks to their ergonomic and comfortable design, above average sound quality (bass134), top-notch microphone clarity and good noise cancelling technology.
With the help of a very interesting app called Galaxy Buds Client, you can now use your Samsung Galaxy Buds devices on your Linux computer/laptop.
The first thing you should know about Galaxy Buds Client is that it’s not an official product. That aside, the app can be installed on most Linux distros (thanks to a series of binaries and Flathub presence) and provides support for Buds, Buds+, Buds Live and and Buds Pro.
With the help of Galaxy Buds Client, you can configure pretty much all aspects of your Samsung Galaxy buds devices, and integrate them with your Linux desktop flawlessly.
The short answer is – yes! With the help of Galaxy Buds Client you can unleash the full potential of your earbuds thanks to some neat features such as detailed battery statistics and customizable long-press touch actions, all available via a user-friendly and modern-looking GUI.
That’s not all. Galaxy Buds Client also provides a series of more advanced features such as hidden debugging information, support for firmware flashing (with support for both upgrading and downgrading), and diagnostics and factory self-tests.
Taking all things into consideration, Galaxy Buds Client is a lot more capable than most official and unofficial apps for the Galaxy Buds devices.
The app doesn’t only provide a quick and painless way of integrating your Samsung Galaxy Buds into your Linux desktop, but it also offers you a lot more freedom and control over how they can be configured and customized.
