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WearablesClean: Wipe charging pins with alcohol and a swab.
Reset: Use the Galaxy Wearables App settings.
Jumpstart: Charge in the case overnight.
Swap: Try a different cable or lower-power charger.
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WearablesThank you for sharing your concern regarding your Galaxy Buds.
Based on your description, where the earbuds charge only when the case is plugged in but the case itself does not hold charge, this may indicate an issue with the charging case battery or charging circuit.
Before proceeding, kindly try the following troubleshooting steps:
- Ensure the charging port of the case is clean and free from dust or debris
- Use an original Samsung USB-C cable and adapter, and try a different charger to rule out accessory issues
- Charge the case for at least 30–60 minutes continuously, even if there is no immediate indication
- Check the LED indicator on the case for any response while charging
- Reset the earbuds via the Galaxy Wearable app and reconnect them
- If the issue persists and the case still does not retain charge unless connected to power, this likely indicates a hardware issue with the charging case.
We recommend visiting the nearest service center for inspection and assistance using the following link:
https://www.samsung.com/ae/support/service-center/
