Samsung has temporarily halted pre-orders for its latest flagship earbuds, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, in South Korea due to quality control issues.
This decision comes after early buyers reported various defects in their units.
Several users who received their Galaxy Buds 3 Pro ahead of the official launch have highlighted build quality problems on social media.
These issues include:
In light of these reports, Samsung has announced on its website that it is investigating ways to improve quality control.
The company has temporarily suspended pre-orders for the earbuds in South Korea.
A Samsung representative clarified that while pre-orders have been paused, the official launch date of 24 July remains unchanged.
The executive said, “Consumers who have problems with their products can visit a service center to exchange or refund the product. We apologize to consumers for any inconvenience this may have caused.”
While pre-orders have been halted in South Korea, they remain available in other markets such as India and the United States.
However, shipping dates in the US have been pushed back to 28 August.
Some customers in the UK have received emails from Samsung warning of potential delays in pre-order shipments.
The company has pledged to thoroughly inspect all processes before the official launch in South Korea to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Despite these setbacks, the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro introduce several new features:
Samsung works to address these quality control issues, the tech community will be watching closely to see how the company manages this situation and ensures the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro meet the high standards expected from their flagship audio product.
⚠️ Notice: Some #GalaxyBuds3Pro units have quality control issues. Some orders might be delays as #Samsung works on a fix.
Check for gaps, faulty LEDs, and eartip problems. If you receive your buds, inspect them carefully and report any issues for a one-time replacement.… pic.twitter.com/7sj2sOYaen
— W (@Wvisioncreation) July 18, 2024
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the customers who participated in the pre-sale of the Galaxy Buds 3 series and others that took place until July 18th.
We deeply apologize for any quality issues you may have encountered with some of the products you purchased during the pre-sale period.
If you experience any inconvenience with the product you purchased, you can visit a nearby service center to receive appropriate measures such as exchange or refund.
We will do our best to thoroughly inspect all processes before the official domestic launch on the 24th to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Samsung paused pre-orders due to quality control issues reported by early buyers, including build quality problems and defects.
Users reported uneven gaps, inconsistent finish quality, misaligned LED light strips, and tearing silicone ear tips.
No, the official launch date of 24 July remains unchanged, despite the halt in pre-orders.
The pre-orders have been halted in South Korea but remain available in other markets like India and the United States, though some delays are expected.
Samsung advises consumers to visit a service center for an exchange or refund if they encounter problems with their products.
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