# Samsung’s Updated Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Control Widget: A More Prominent Shift
Samsung is initiating a new rollout for its **Galaxy Buds Manager** control widgets, featuring a revamped design that is in sync with the upcoming **One UI 7** interface. Nevertheless, not every user is pleased with the updates, as the new widget demands more space on the home screen while presenting less information in its collapsed form.
## **What’s New?**
The update, part of **Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Manager v7.0**, showcases a reimagined widget that includes:
– **A bigger default size** that takes up additional space on the home screen.
– **A fresh oval shape** complemented by rounded corners and a semi-transparent finish.
– **Adjustable opacity settings** to enhance visual coherence.
– **New background color choices**: light, dark, or in line with phone settings.
While these modifications aim to refresh the widget’s look, some users have expressed their annoyance that the **collapsed view now reveals less information**, including the device name and complete noise control slider.
## **User Feedback**
The update has begun rolling out to select users, though it may not be accessible to everyone right away. Initial reactions from the **One UI subreddit** indicate that not all users are satisfied with the revamped design. Some users believe the update emphasizes aesthetics over practicality, complicating quick access to essential controls.
## **Rollout Status**
Although the **Google Play Store listing** for the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Manager app shows a recent update, it may take time for it to be available on all devices. Tests conducted by **Android Central** revealed that the update was not yet accessible on:
– **Galaxy S25 utilizing One UI 7**
– **Galaxy S24 FE utilizing One UI 6**
In a similar vein, **9to5Google** confirmed that the update was not yet available over-the-air.
## **In Conclusion**
Samsung’s initiative to update the **Galaxy Buds Manager** widget signifies a deliberate move to align with **One UI 7’s** aesthetic principles. While some users welcome the contemporary style and enhanced customization options, others feel let down by the diminished compact functionality.
As the update continues to roll out, it remains uncertain whether Samsung will tackle user feedback or maintain the new design. If you haven’t yet received the update, keep checking the **Google Play Store** or **Galaxy Store** for future updates.
Are you a supporter of the new widget style, or do you favor the previous version? Share your thoughts in the comments!
