Google Pixel Buds Pro – Noise Canceling Earbuds – Up to 31 Hour Battery Life with Charging Case[2] – Bluetooth Headphones – Compatible with Android – Porcelain
Google Pixel Buds Pro are fully upgraded with helpful features like clearer calling and insights to protect your hearing.[11] And they’re available in new colors. Active Noise Cancellation with Silent Seal blocks outside sounds, so your music shines. Beamforming mics help make calls crystal clear, even in loud places.[9] To play music, check the weather, or have notifications read to you, just say “Hey Google,” or press and hold the earbud for help.[7]
Pixel Buds Pro use Active Noise Cancellation with Silent Seal to adapt to your ear and help block outside sounds, creating a quiet foundation so your music can shine; and now they’re even better, with new features and colors
With double the bandwidth for clearer calls, Pixel Buds Pro are the perfect earbuds for Pixel[11]
Pairs with any Bluetooth 4.0+ device, including Android, iOS, tablets, and laptops[1]; and multipoint connectivity helps you switch between compatible devices, so you can go from listening to music on your phone to taking a call on your laptop[2]
Pixel Buds Pro have custom 11 mm speaker drivers and Volume EQ to sound amazing at any volume[3]; the app tells you how loud you’ve been listening to music over time and offers ways to adjust to help you maintain your hearing wellness
Gaming audio now reaches your ears up to 2x faster on average; when you start a game, your earbuds automatically switch to gaming mode, cutting latency in half[4]
The battery keeps up with your life, with up to 11 hours of listening time, or up to 31 hours with the charging case[5]; you can charge them wirelessly with Pixel Stand or other Qi-certified chargers[6]
Transparency mode helps you hear outside sounds in real time so you can be more aware of your surroundings, like when crossing the street; Conversation Detection pauses your music and your earbuds switch to Transparency mode when you start speaking
Ask Google for walking directions, respond to a text, or control your music, hands-free[7]
Pixel Buds Pro are water resistant, so you can wear your earphones during sweaty workouts or on rainy days[8]
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Price: $199.99
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Customers like the performance, sound quality, and quality of the headphones. For example, they mention that it works well in the entire Google ecosystem, the sound is great, and the noise cancelation works well. Some appreciate the battery life. That said, opinions are mixed on connectivity, fit, value, and comfort.
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Benjamin M –
Google Pixel Buds Pro – Noise Canceling Earbuds
A great addition to the Pixel family. Pixel Buds Pro have an incredible range and capability built in their tiny package to comfortably fit for – in my case sometimes all workday long -hours on end and needing minimal attention along the way. The charge holds nicely and will go longer if not using the full noise cancellation ability. There’s 3 gradients of noise reduction to choose from as well as multiple pre-set audio playback features including the ability to utilize Spatial Audio – where available – and head-tracking technology for a level of sound that I want to call Dolby Atmos, but honestly falls a little short and isn’t technically the same technology. If you’re a stickler for Dolby like I am, check out the LG TONE FREE T90Q earbuds which were the first to hit the market with official Dolby Atmos immersive integration and head tracking technology. The Pixel Buds Pro are no runner up, however. They hit every note on the scale in the way of functionality and practically unlimited usage. You can customize the touch settings to your liking, utilize Google Assistant with a simple “Hey Google,” enable clear calling for background cancellation of excess white noise or other oddities. The Pixel Buds Pro app gives you a heads up on the health of your hearing overall in using the device and alerts to questionable levels that could do damage. There’s even a built in alert you’ll receive via push notification on your Pixel phone when they’re in need of a good cleaning. They come with 3 sizes of buds to adjust to your needs, testing against a seal check in app for optimal sound quality. And more. Honestly, of all the great features and list of reasons to purchase these immediately – not lying, I have two for backup just in case – my favorite function in usage is the volume touch adjust feature. Most earbuds only offer a series of taps if you want to increase or decrease the volume where the Pixel Buds Pro were brilliant in the addition of a swipe movement over the device. Swipe to the front of you and it increases, swipe behind you and it decreases. It’s insanely useful and makes one of many reasons you can utilize these in a completely independent situation away from your phone. With multi pair capability in fast-pairing Bluetooth updates you can easily switch between devices throughout your house effortlessly and intuitively. The Buds are smart enough to know when to hop off my Pixel, onto my Chromebook Plus, over to my Google Nest Audio speakers and route through my LG Web OS Smart TV downstairs without me giving any que other than my continued enjoyment of the entertainment it follows. The best in buds! Essential!
Benjamin M –
MT –
A quality set of bud from Google, that can surpass more expensive options
In addition to being a headphone addict, I was looking for another option for a quality set of wireless NC ear buds for air travel. Currently I use over-the-ear Sony WH1000XM (original V1) OR Bose Wired in ear QC20’s. Both sound good and have very good noise cancelling. However, I wanted to reduce the bulk while traveling and have an option to go wireless as my new phone does not have an audio jack. Enter this review, and my comparison between the Sony WF 1000XM4’s and the Google Pixel Buds Pro (PBP).In this review, I used a 0- or 1-point system with 1 point for the winner, 0 points for the loser and 1 point for each for a tie.If you don’t want to read through the comparison, just get the PBP’s. These two earbuds are very close in features, sound quality and noise cancelling, but the PBP’s are cheaper and still beat out the Sony’s based on my scoring…and I really love the Sonyâs but cannot justify them for the price difference!For my smaller ears the Sony’s were a bit more uncomfortable. Ultimately both are really good ear buds, and it comes down to a matter of fit and price (at least for me). If price is not an option and you have larger ears go with Sony, otherwise go with the Pixel Buds Pro.Detailed reviewPrice: Both were purchased on sale, so the Sony’s were $250 (regularly $280) and the PBP’s were $150 (regularly $199). In my opinion, PBP’s are a bargain compared to the Sony’s! Winner: PBPFit: PBP smaller and lighter. Sony, foam tips seal well, but can be scratchy in the ear and feel hotter. For my smaller ears the PBP’s were just more comfortable. Winner: PBPNoise Cancelling: Sony is better with NC and foam tips. PBP’s not far behind though. With proper ear tips, the Sony’s will block out slightly more noise in air travel. In the office, it is also close, but some of the higher pitched sounds will make it through on the PBP’s. Overall, it is pretty close given the cost difference between the two, and Sony’s reputation for Noise cancelling. Winner: SonyBass -no/flat EQ: Both are bass heavy buds. Winner: TieMid – no/flat EQ: Both have OK Mids. Sony’s seem slightly more subdued, but both were pretty muddy without some EQ help. The PBP’s treble boost may also help the MIDs come out a little more but its too close to call. Winner: TieHigh – no/flat EQ: PBP have an accentuated high-range making music a little brighter but can get shrill. The Sony’s highs were a little dull making for an overall slightly subdued sound Winner: PBPOverall sound no/flat EQ: Sony’s sound slightly cleaner out of the box without the EQ, but the two are close. They both need some EQ help to go from good to great sounding buds. Winner: SonyOverall Sound W/EQ: With some EQ adjustments both can be closely matched. Sony needs a treble bump, PBP’s need treble reduced. Both need the midâs bumped slightly. Winner: TieTouch Controls: PBP has more controls available at once. Both can be changed in the apps, but with Sony you must choose between music control or volume control. The PBP’s can do both with taps or swipes. Both will pause music when the earbuds are removed. Winner: PBPControl feedback: Sony’s have spoken audio queue’s, PBP’s use beeps. Much easier to know what you changed with spoken responses by the Sony’s. Winner: SonyVolume level: At the same volume settings, the Sony’s were louder. For the PBP’s it seemed I needed to play these near max volume. Could be a phone issue, but all volume and app settings were the same for both. This bothered me enough to almost make me not want to keep the PBP’s. Winner: SonyBattery Life (ANC on): Sony’s seem to have a slight edge, but only by a few minutes. Too close to call Winner: TieCharging: Both have USB C and Wireless charging and charge in approximately the same amount of time. Number of charges and quick charging (5-minute charge for an hour of play) is the same per the specs. I have not tried this out yet as I always keep these charged. Winner: TieMultipoint (pairing): Sony does not allow you to pair and use with two Bluetooth devices at the same time. The PBP’s do. Shame on Sony for not including this for the price of these headphones. Great feature for office use! Winner: PBPApp: Both apps are well done. The PBP app is a little easier to use. Both have ear tip check feature which will tell you if you ear tips are sealing well. I used a smaller tip in one ear and both apps detected a bad seal. Winner: TieCharging Case size: Both are small, but the PBP’s have slimmer case and feels better when carried in the pocket. Winner: PBPAssistant features: Both are capable of using Google assistant or Alexa..Yes, the PBPs will work with Alexa Winner: TieAuto Ambient Switch: Only available on the Sony. If it senses you are talking it will automatically switch to ambient sound pass through and pause your music. Very useful feature and works well especially on an airplane. However, if you like to sing out loud you probably want to disable this feature. Winner: SonyFind my headphones: Only available on the PBPs. You can send a signal and make the buds beep if you misplace them. Winner: PBPBluetooth: Both connect instantly and have great range. Walking to the other side of my house and through about 3 walls, both ear buds cut out in the exact same location. Winner: TieMicrophone: Did not really test this, based on the soundguys.com review they are close, but in their recorded audio the PBP’s mic sounds a bit better to my ear than the Sony’s. Winner: PBPTotal Score: Sony 13, Pixel Buds Pro 16
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Edgar David Guerrero Cervantes –
Calidad de audio y materiales si tienes un pixel estos son los audÃfonos que tienes que comprar
Edgar David Guerrero Cervantes –
Manuel Hernández –
Estos audÃfonos son perfectos, me encantaron incluso más que los Sony que tengo, 100% y más barato, la cancelación de sonido excelente, y la duración bien.
Manuel Hernández –
Vicente Gutiérrez Castellanos –
Realmente me sorprendieron. El sonido es increÃblemente bueno, tomen en cuenta que no soy un buen referente, no noto mucha diferencia en los sonidos, tras probar distintos audÃfonos no e notado una diferencia notable, cosa que otros si notan(Apple AirPods Pro 2a generación, SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds 2 Pro y varios de la marca Skullcandy).Puedo decir que son los mas cómodos que he probado hasta el momento (son los que mejor se han adaptado a la forma de mi oreja), no se caen aun cuando hago ejercicio (zumba, correr y levantamiento de pesas). Tienen un buen alcance y se conectan rápidamente a mi Pixel 7a (razón principal por el que los elegÃ). Muy contento con mi compra.
Vicente Gutiérrez Castellanos –
Luis Kevin López González –
Son muy buenos audÃfonos, la calidad es excelente. La cancelación de ruido es maravillosa. Si tienes un teléfono pixel, la integración es perfecta. Quizá el modo transparencia en exteriores cuando hay viento, no es eficiente, ya que se puede a sentir que no escuchas nada, o todo se escucha muy bajo a comparación de estar en un lugar cerrado, donde puedes apenas notar que tienes los audÃfonos. Con el tamaño correcto de almohadilla la comodidad es buena, muchos se quejan respecto a que pueden caerse, pero nunca he tenido ese problema, siempre los he sentido firmes en todo momento.
Luis Kevin López González –
Eli Escobedo –
El sonido es excelente, se activa con voz de inmediato, el touch si es super sensible asi que hace los comandos rapido, encuestion de las almoadillas hace una pequeña succion al oido eso puede molestar al principio es cuestion de saberlos acomodar al oido
Eli Escobedo –