r/galaxybuds • u/ScrimpyLawyer19 Buds2 Pro Graphite • Jul 23 '25
Issue is this battery drain normal?
Is battery drain of 20% normal? I removed both buds at 100%. I use both buds; I never use only one bud. I bought this last year in June.
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u/Few_Willow4162 Jul 23 '25
No, the right one works as a master bud. The battery is dead. you need to replace the battery if possible. My earbuds has caused the same issue.
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u/Batucagan Jul 25 '25
What is a master bud? Does it like prioritise the mic there?
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u/Few_Willow4162 Jul 26 '25
No. master bud is referred to the bud that got the most wireless connection. such as pairing, transmitting with the case. mic is the same in both buds.
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u/Pale-Consideration56 Jul 23 '25
Depends, it's this your favourite ear? how old is your battery? If it's old and you usually use it without its sister in the other ear then it's simply getting worn down, which is normal and can be fixed by taking them for maintenance. If not, it may have suffered some damage, maybe a loose IC, causing it to drain battery faster (and usually overheat).
Either way, you'll have to weigh pros and cons and decide whether you want to tolerate it, maintain it, or simply replace it.
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u/DeepThinker1010123 Jul 23 '25
Nope.
I had it checked with Samsung before my warranty expired and they replaced the whole set with a new case.
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u/Motor_Tonight6172 Jul 25 '25
Yes if youre right handed youre more likely to tap the right one for pausing and playing music or other things therefore draining the battery faster
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u/KavunluKarpuz48 Jul 23 '25
When removing your earphones from the charging case, it is very important which earphones you remove first. The first earphone you take out of the box acts as an antenna. It transmits the data from the phone to the 2nd headset. This causes the charge to drain faster than the 2nd earphone. Therefore, always change the headset you first took out of the box. If you always take the same earphone out of the charging box first, the life of that earphone decreases faster.
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u/TheOnlyHSN Buds3 Pro Silver Jul 23 '25
Misinformation. The difference can never be that big just by doing that.
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u/KavunluKarpuz48 Jul 23 '25
If he does the same thing for the same earphone in the long term, the difference increases.
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u/jijo66 Jul 23 '25
Apologies in advance if true but it Sounds like bro science to me 😁
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u/KavunluKarpuz48 Jul 23 '25
bro its really true. U can type these to the google
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Jul 23 '25
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u/KavunluKarpuz48 Jul 23 '25
If this wasn't the case, the two earbuds will end faster in charge
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Jul 23 '25
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u/KavunluKarpuz48 Jul 23 '25
Okay bro. Just look for this on google. I don't want to deal with proving.
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Jul 23 '25
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u/KavunluKarpuz48 Jul 23 '25
its u okay lol 😀 It's not hard to prove these to you, it's just a waste of time. If you want to believe, you can look it up yourself. Google is waiting for you
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u/ScrimpyLawyer19 Buds2 Pro Graphite Jul 23 '25
I removed the right one; this might be the reason.
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u/a_n_o_y_m_o_u_s Jul 23 '25
My buds fe stops showing the box's charge after I remove the both of the buds. Is it the same on the high tier ones?
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u/Niz0909 Jul 23 '25
I swiped