How to Find Your Lost Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro in Minutes
Losing your $249 Galaxy Buds 3 Pro is stressful. But if they still have battery, they're broadcasting an invisible Bluetooth Low Energy signal right now. EarBuddy turns your phone into a radar that can detect that signal and guide you straight to them.
Why SmartThings Find Isn't Enough
SmartThings Find requires a Samsung Galaxy phone with a Samsung account. If you use an iPhone or a non-Samsung Android phone, you cannot use SmartThings to locate your Buds.
How EarBuddy Finds Your Galaxy Buds 3 Pro
Because Samsung uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.4), your Galaxy Buds 3 Pro constantly broadcasts a short-range signal — even when disconnected. EarBuddy scans for this signal and shows you real-time signal strength on a radar display, guiding you physically to the device.
Open EarBuddy and start scanning.
Galaxy Buds 3 Pro emit a BLE signal that EarBuddy can detect on any phone.
Walk through the area where you last had them.
Watch for increasing signal strength on the radar display.
The Buds 3 Pro are small — check bag pockets, between seats, and on shelves.
Ready to Find Your Galaxy Buds 3 Pro?
Download EarBuddy and start scanning in seconds. The Bluetooth radar works with all BLE devices — no pairing required.
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