Open the Galaxy Buds app, enable Bluetooth on your device, then select your Buds from the available devices list to pair.

Yes, the app displays real-time battery status for both your Buds and charging case under the 'Battery Status' section.

Open the app, go to 'Noise Control', and adjust the noise cancellation sliders to your preferred level.

You can customize noise cancellation, touch controls, and update firmware for optimal performance via the app's main interface.

In the app, navigate to 'Touch Controls', then assign or modify tap and hold functions according to your preferences.

No, the app is free to download and use; firmware updates and basic features are provided at no cost.

Connect your Buds, then go to 'Firmware Over-The-Air' in the app to check for and install available updates.

Yes, the app supports Windows 10 (version 2004 or higher) and Bluetooth driver version 22.50.02 or above; ensure your system meets these specs.

Try re-pairing via the app, ensure your Bluetooth drivers are up to date, and keep the app and firmware current for stability.

Reset your Buds and re-pair through the app, ensure Bluetooth is enabled and updated, and restart your device for a fresh connection.