Well, multiple user reports suggest that Samsung Galaxy Buds, Buds+, and the recently launched Buds Live are prone to overheating in direct sunlight.
Users of these true wireless sound devices from Samsung took to various platforms, including Reddit, and the official Samsung community website to report this issue.
Wireless earbuds are the best partners for you when you train, workout, or even if you go for a walk. These earbuds are designed so well, and the ergonomics do not let it fall off your ears. Providing you all the energy from your favorite song.
However, user reports brought to light that in sunlight or warm conditions, the Samsung Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live get overheated. Ultimately becoming a pain to wear.
Besides, the heating elevates in a matter of minutes. So that is alarming. More trouble is when the buds are exposed to direct sunlight.
Heated Samsung Galaxy Buds keeps beeping continuously until they are cooled down
Notably, the heated Galaxy Buds keeps on being until they are removed from the sunlight and are cooled down. Apparently, as per user reports, this happens when the outside temperature is about 90° to 100°F range.
Things sound even worse because this is a normal temperature for most of the regions on a typical summer morning. I personally use the Galaxy Buds+ and live in India, but I have not encountered such issues as of now.
If this is a widespread issue, which by the looks of it seems yes, then it could be pretty difficult for the users living in warmer climates.
Although the latest Samsung Galaxy Buds Live packs a punch, has a good design, it could be a potential deal-breaker if it cannot survive the morning heat.
The beeping stops when the Galaxy wearables cool down
The beeping because of overheating stops when the Galaxy Buds cool down. This could be a problem for users who are more actively using the Galaxy wearables during morning hours. Because that is when the heat is at its peak.
In the official community forum, moderators have given a potential workaround for users experiencing such overheating issues. But it does not seem to be any permanent fix for this issue.
Samsung is officially yet to acknowledge and release a statement regarding this matter. We will keep our eyes on the lookout if we come across any potential solution for this Galaxy Buds issue.
In the meantime, let us know in the comments below if you are also experiencing any such overheating issues with your Samsung Galaxy Buds, Buds+, or Buds Live.
My Galaxy Buds would give me overheat warnings while outside on hot days, so I’m going to say no. https://t.co/8UUYz67Un9
— MarsNeedsTacos ❎🎮 🌮❎ (@MarsNeedsTacos) May 8, 2019
Just so we all know, samsung galaxy buds beep at you when they overheat.
— Jess👩🏼🔬 (@Call__11) May 25, 2020