163: Samsung Galaxy Buds | How To Check For a Software Update & Turn On Auto Update!

So you'll want to make sure you have your Galaxy Buds handy and the case open. You likely have the Wear application installed, but it's a good time to verify the app is updated before we get started as well. 1. Open the Wear application. 2. Select your Galaxy Buds. You may need to tap on the Wear device icon to find and select them. 3. Tap "Connect". 4. Scroll down and look for Earbuds settings and tap on this option. 5. Scroll down and look for "Earbuds Software Update" and tap on this option. 6. Tap "Download and install". The goal of this content is to help you get more out of your devices and improve your day-to-day efficiency with technology. I’m hoping to do this by providing information you can’t find anywhere else, because I use products long term that I’m interested in! As always, clarity and authenticity are important to the content. That being said, I did purchase this product myself and this means my interest was not influenced by free product or payment, leading to more authentic content. Why You Can Trust Me: I review items I am truly interested in, and buy myself or receive through brand communication, which I aim to communicate clearly & honestly. ANDROID | WEAROS | WINDOWS | GAMING | AR/VR | NICHE TOPICS Business Inquiries: [email protected] You made it to the end, but that doesn’t mean the journey has to end: Tiktok: @techcrackedweekly (tiktok) Instagram: @tech_cracked_weekly (Instagram) Podcast: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/YMoiUIsvlub YouTube: www.youtube.com/@TechCrackedWeekly#Android #App #Application #Bluetooth #Demo #Demonstration #Earbuds #GalaxyBuds #GalaxyBuds2 #GalaxyBuds2Pro #GalaxyBuds3 #GalaxyBuds3Pro #HowTo #HowToCheckForSoftwareUpdate #Instructions #Samsung #SamsungGalaxyBuds3 #SamsungGalaxyBuds3Pro #Settings #Software #SoftwareUpdate #Tech #Technology #Tutorial #Update #Walkthrough #Wear