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Q: QuestionHow do the beamforming mics enhance call quality?

• A:Answer The beamforming mics help make calls crystal clear.

Q: QuestionWhat is the purpose of the stabilizer arc in the design?

• A:Answer The stabilizer arc helps keep the earbuds securely in place. This ensures they will not fall out, even during rigorous workouts.

Q: QuestionWhat is the duration of the manufacturer's warranty for these headphones?

• A:Answer The manufacturer's warranty for both parts and labor on these headphones is 1 year.

Q: QuestionDo these have volume control?

Asked 3 years ago by Brian7.

• A:Answer No, they don't have a gesture-based control. But you can touch and hold the bud to activate the Google Assistant and tell it to increase/decrease/set volume to a particular level.

  Answered 3 years ago by AKN7Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo both headphones come equipped with a mic piece? For example, if I am in a call and my one connected headphone is running out of battery, can I swap headphones to allow the one with low battery to charge, while continuing phone calls with the second bud

Asked 3 years ago by Rissy.

• A:Answer You are correct, each earbud does come with built-in microphone capability. Coincidentally I also tend to charge one earbud while listening and speaking into with the other

  Answered 3 years ago by Boii

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Q: QuestionWhere are the Pixel buds made?

Asked 4 years ago by Svts.

• A:Answer According to the box, they are designed by Google and made in Vietnam.

  Answered 3 years ago by ShelG2

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Q: QuestionWhat's in the box

Asked 4 years ago by Ben.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer Two ear buds, a charging case, a USB to USB-C cable, two small user's guides, and 3 different sizes of silicone tips.

  Answered 4 years ago by DivingDancer

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Q: QuestionCan you use either earbud independently of the other one? Or do you have to use both simultaneously?

Asked 4 years ago by CPJB33.

• A:Answer Yes. You can wear just one bud as preferred, and you can just leave the other bud at home in the case when not in use. Your Google Pixel Buds A-Series are paired to your phone via Bluetooth and will work even when the charging case isn’t by your side. Take a look at this link to see setup requirements and guide on hoe to setup: https://support.google.com/googlepixelbuds/answer/7558528

  Answered 4 years ago by Google Team

  
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Q: QuestionDo the earbuds come with a microphone? If I enter a call with these on, will it use my phone's microphone or does it have some built in microphone?

Asked 4 years ago by wonderingiftheycomewithamic.

• A:Answer They have built-in microphones.

  Answered 4 years ago by TerranzVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI assume the case comes with it. is there a cord to charge it? Is the case a wireless charging case?

Asked 4 years ago by Shawn.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer No wireless charging. Charge the CASE, with the included cord. The ear buds are then recharged when inserted in the case. The case will charge the buds 3 to 5 times, before you have to recharge the case.

  Answered 4 years ago by DJWPAR3

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Q: QuestionDoes it have Noise Cancellation feature ?

Asked 4 years ago by Sunny.

• A:Answer No, these don't have active noise cancellation, but the physical seal of the pixel buds in your ears cancel out a bit of sound.

  Answered 4 years ago by gary

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Q: QuestionAre these the google pixle earbuds that translate languages? If not which ones are if known? thanks

Asked 2 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi there! With Google Pixel Buds A-Series, you can translate right in your ear while using a Pixel or Android 6.0+ phone as long as it has Google Assistant-enabled . You'll also need the following: - The latest version of the Google app - The latest version of the Google Translate app - An Internet connection To know more details or if you need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us on our Google Help page here: https://support.google.com/googlepixelbuds/gethelp

  Answered 2 years ago by Google Team

  
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Q: QuestionDo the Pixel Buds have any ear stabilizer that helps to keep it inside the ear?

Asked 3 years ago by susan.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Charcoal

• A:Answer Yes they do and it helps greatly at gym or yard work.

  Answered 2 years ago by Redd

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Q: QuestionCan they pair to multiple devices

Asked 4 years ago by Ike.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer They can be paired to multiple devices, yes. Personally mine are paired to both my personal and business cell phones, as well as my laptop. However, they are not "multi-session" capable, meaning they can only be *connected* to one device at a time. Some other products can be both paired with multiple devices, and connected to multiple devices simultaneously.

  Answered 4 years ago by DivingDancer

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Q: QuestionWhuh version of Buuetooth?

Asked 4 years ago by 214bobd.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer 5.0 no issues while using it .

  Answered 4 years ago by Saurabhbahl19

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Q: QuestionWhich Generation is this buds?

Asked 4 years ago by Displayname.

• A:Answer The new Pixel Buds A-Series are the 3rd generation model of the Pixel Buds. For a detailed specification on the new Pixel Buds A-Series, you can visit this help page: https://support.google.com/googlepixelbuds/answer/7544332

  Answered 4 years ago by Google Team

  
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Q: QuestionDo you have to use both or can you only pair one at a time for hands free talking while driving?

Asked 4 years ago by Joe13.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer Not intentionally but I have used just one (R) because I misplaced the other (L). It worked fine before and after I found the missing (L) bud.

  Answered 4 years ago by JoeCVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDoes this work for two people to hear a different language when sharing one ear bud of the set allowing me to speak in my language while they get a translation in theirs. And then they can repeat the process and I would then reply

Asked 1 year ago by Abdul.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer No

  Answered 4 months ago by user130272Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo these earbuds have caller id notification for incoming calls?

Asked 1 year ago by NeedToKnow.

This question was asked about the related product: Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Clearly White

• A:Answer Yes, they speak out "Call from [contact name or phone number]".

  Answered 1 year ago by MariahK

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