- Galaxy Buds Windows 10 app quick overview. The Galaxy Buds app for Windows 10 weighs a little over 18MB and, as of this writing, it’s compatible only with the Galaxy Buds Pro. However, one of the app’s early setup screens confirms that support for the Galaxy Buds+ and the Galaxy Buds Live should be coming soon.
- Samsung generally releases an app that allows users to manage their Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds. However, the app was only available for mobile platforms. Today, a new 3rd party Windows app was released for the original Samsung Galaxy Earbuds. This new 3rd party app supports various features such as Equalizer, Battery Level info and more.
Samsung has a little companion app listed in the Microsoft Store. Samsung has a Galaxy Buds app on the Microsoft Store. It has a pretty barren store page with barely any info, but it's there,. Samsung has a Galaxy Buds app on the Microsoft Store. It has a pretty barren store page with barely any info, but it's there, and it advertises utility if you happen to have Galaxy Buds Pro.
Samsung has become pretty committed to the world of Windows 10, and the company not only that installs its operating system on several devices but also releases apps for Microsoft’s operating system that provides customers with an easy way to manage certain products.
The most recent such release is aimed at Galaxy Buds, with an official Windows 10 app now available for download from the Microsoft Store.
Galaxy Buds App For Windows 10
In other words, if you own the Galaxy Buds and want an easy way to manage them, you no longer have to rely on the companion apps available on Android, but you can very use Windows 10 too.
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The application has been designed with a pretty simple UI that mimics the one on mobile, so if you’ve previously used the Android version, you should find the Windows 10 sibling pretty familiar. The feature lineup published in the Microsoft Store is as basic as it could be, revealing that the Galaxy Buds app allows you to view device settings and see the current status, most likely with battery info and other critical information.
“The Galaxy Buds allows you to use features such as device settings and status view when connected to a Galaxy Buds Pro device,” Samsung explains.
Also available for Windows 10 version 20H2 users too
In order to install the app on your device, you must be running at least Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, also known as version 1709, so if you’re already on the latest version of the operating system, you’re good to go.
In the meantime, Microsoft is also getting ready to ship another Windows 10 feature update known as version 20H2, with the final build already available for insiders. If you’re already part of the testing program and therefore running a testing build of Windows 10, you should be able to install the Galaxy Buds app as well from the Microsoft Store.