There are reportedly some reports from South Koreaclaiming that 's new wireless earbuds Samsung, the Galaxy Buds Pro, are causing problems for users' ears. According to a report by CCTV News, many Korean users have reported that their ears have developed various symptoms after using Samsung's wireless earbuds.
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In response, the company said that the product passed multiple tests and was certified according to international standards before being released to the market. These tests showed that the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro earphones do not contain harmful substances in their design. Furthermore, the company claims that since the earphones are placed inside the ear, sweat or moisture can cause similar problems to those reported by users.
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Earlier, there were other reports from China that the Galaxy Buds Pro were causing blisters and inflammation in users' ears. Some believe that to ensure the noise reduction effect, Samsung designed the earplugs in such a way that they were too large. This could potentially irritate the skin of the ear.
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In this regard, Samsung has confirmed the possibility of discomfort due to the structure of the headset. The company recommends that users clean and disinfect the headphones regularly.
Additionally, according to consumer feedback, ear problems and inflammation may be due to allergies to the material of the headphones. Samsung lists the materials used in the headphones in detail on its official website. Therefore, users should be informed about the materials to ensure that any problems are not due to allergies.
Source: Gizchina.com
