GalaxyBudsClient VS BudsPro-Headtracking

Unofficial Galaxy Buds Client Release - by ThePBone

I see that there are multiple options for using the Buds on Windows; an unofficial app on GitHub called GalaxyBudsClient as well as the official Galaxy Buds app (which I see is available on both the Windows Store and Samsung's website, guessing they are identical).

I use this https://github.com/ThePBone/GalaxyBudsClient

That said, if you want a Galaxy Buds widget for a PC, you could run something like this on Linux. https://github.com/ThePBone/GalaxyBudsClient

if you have a windows computer download this program. I only have an iphone 13 as my main device and this program lets you customise everything: https://github.com/ThePBone/GalaxyBudsClient

Yes, and I think you can enable this on PC with the official Galaxy Buds app on the Microsoft Store. If not, use the unofficial Galaxy Buds Manager on GitHub: https://github.com/ThePBone/GalaxyBudsClient/releases

Try asking here. Perhaps we need to persistently ask to add support for our headphones. https://github.com/ThePBone/GalaxyBudsClient

A few days ago I bought a pair of Galaxy Buds2. I've always had bad experience with audio bluetooth devices and Linux, some features don't work properly, are hard to setup or they don't connect as soon as I turn them on, but with the Galaxy buds2 none of that was a problem, just a quick search on the internet and I found about Galaxy Buds Client which is available for Windows and Linux (funny enough is written in C#), I connect my device to my PC and launch the client and every feature worked perfectly even the microphone (which is my main problem when using Linux) worked.

I stumbled upon this git: https://github.com/ThePBone/BudsPro-Headtracking

Some people also requested me to set up a standalone repo for the head-tracking stuff so that they could implement it into their own game or app. The standalone head-tracking dumper was written in Python and can be easily ported to Android: https://github.com/ThePBone/BudsPro-Headtracking

If you want to experiment (or even include it in your own project), check this standalone Python script to dump this information in real-time.