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Zu verkaufen stehen Galaxy Buds 4 Kopfhörer
Neu und unbenutzt
Neupreis 179€
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Aufgrund einer verschärften EU Gesetzeslage seitdem 01. Januar 2026 füge ich dem Verkauf folgende Sätze hinzu:
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Danke
The Galaxy Buds 4 are a solid, well-regarded pair of wireless earbuds known for their balanced sound and reliable ANC, making them a compelling choice for everyday hi-fi on the go. With this listing priced at €115, it sits just above the median of €111 from 86 recent EUR comparable listings, placing it squarely in the fair market range between the 25th percentile (€92) and 75th percentile (€130). This is not a bargain, but it’s a honest, fair price for a new-condition unit from a trusted seller.
What makes this a worthwhile buy is the Buds 4’s strong all-around performance: clear mids, tight bass, and effective noise cancellation without the usual trade-offs in comfort. Since the condition is listed as new and the price is fair, there’s no need to flag caveats—this is a clean opportunity to grab a modern, well-tuned pair without overspending. If you’re looking for reliable daily drivers with good battery life and seamless pairing, this listing delivers exactly that at a reasonable cost.
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