How to Use Blade Lights on Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro

Learn how to activate, customize, and manage blade lights on your Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro, including supported lighting styles, battery requirements, and troubleshooting tips.

The blade lights on your Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro can be customized to blink, fade, or stay steady, but they require a minimum battery level of 30% to function. Follow these steps to control the lights effectively.

1. How to Activate Blade Lights on Galaxy Buds3 Pro

To activate the blade lights on your Galaxy Buds3 Pro, ensure both earbuds have at least 30% battery charge. Then, follow these steps:

1. Pinch and hold both earbuds while they are not in your ears.
2. Select your preferred lighting style: blinking, fading in and out, or steady illumination.
3. The selected lighting style will remain active until you turn it off.

2. How to Change Blade Light Styles

You can switch between three lighting styles on your Galaxy Buds3 Pro:

- Blinking: The blade lights flash intermittently.

- Fade In and Out: The lights gradually brighten and dim.

- Steady: The lights remain continuously illuminated.

3. How to Turn Off Blade Lights

To deactivate the blade lights, you can use one of the following methods:

1. Pinch and hold both earbuds while they are not in your ears.
2. Place the earbuds back into the charging case.
3. Open the notification panel on your connected mobile device, tap on the earbud lights notification, and select "Turn Off."

4. Additional Things to Check

Ensure your Galaxy Buds3 Pro firmware is up to date, as software updates may improve functionality. Also, verify that your earbuds are properly paired with your device.

5. Supported Samsung Galaxy Devices

The blade light feature is compatible with Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro and works seamlessly with Galaxy smartphones, tablets, and wearables running the latest One UI versions.

6. Why the Blade Lights May Not Work

The blade lights on your Galaxy Buds3 Pro may not activate due to the following reasons:

- Battery levels below 30% in either earbud.

- Firmware issues or outdated software.

- Improper pairing with your device.

7. Related Samsung Support Topics

- How to update Samsung Galaxy Buds firmware

- How to pair Samsung Galaxy Buds with your device

- How to troubleshoot Samsung Galaxy Buds connectivity issues