Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've owned these earbuds for over a year now. They hold a charge for quite a long time and are clear enough for my purposes. They are effective at phone usage and good for music/podcast listening. I'm not an audiophile, so there may be nuances that more discerning users could pick up, but in my mind they are a great value.

Pretty well balanced headphones. Great sound and the supports keep them from falling out of your ear. I do wish you could control the volume on them, but other than that, they are good.

Charge lasts a long time and the audio quality is better than Airpods. They have a comfortable fit as well.

The pixel buds are really amazing, the adapt really easy to your ears and the sound is just great! The the duration of the battery is super good but the charging time is much better, they charge really quick and you can ho back to use them, the size is really small, the shape is ergonomic, i really recomen

This is a great product. You should absolutely buy it! It sounds great. It's comfortable in my ears. It's easy to use. I'm very happy with it

The Google Pixel Buds A are a very high quality set of wireless earbuds. I find them pretty comfortable in my ears and they pair flawlessly with all my devices. Music sounds very good - I would put them on par with Apple earpods and a notch below the Sony XM4s. I love the little carrying case that the buds magnetically attach to and find it very convenient to carry in the pocket. For a hundred bucks these buds are an awesome value.

I got these when they first came out, I loved them so much I bought another pair. Honestly the best earbuds for the price, the sound quality is great, the battery life, I have had them for years now they still work perfectly. Simply the best!!

Excellent sound, good fit, good price point. Honestly my only complaint is that the battery dies a bit faster than I'd like, however the case holds multiple charges. Good mic quality for audio/video calls.Ease of connection is also very simple.

Good sound quality, comfy, and compact. The bass boost makes a big difference as well. FJB

These are my favorite buds for all day use. I have more buds than I need, including Airpods, Airpods Pro, Samsung Buds+ and Buds Pro. Out of all of those, the Pixel Buds are best at balancing comfort, sound quality and value. Each person will have their own feelings about a pair of buds, but I feel like these are well made for a variety of ears and needs. Well done at such a good price.

When I heard google was releasing a cheaper version of their earbuds I was immediately interested. Although sacrificing some of the more premium features like wireless charging, the value of these is excellent. Connected to my phone very quickly (Moto G Power). The three sizes of ear tips means it will fit almost everyone, and the sound is good. Don't expect top of the line sound but for the price they are a very good buy.

Comfortable fit. Nice sound. Decent battery life. Easy to connect with Pixel

This is my second pair of these and I have loved them ever since I first got them. They're good tws earbuds but have a slight problem where the left one hurts my ear after a while. Could just be a problem with the shape of my ear though

Product is excellent as expected. I wish they hadn't cut the touch volume control from the A-Series but the sound quality is excellent - considering the form factor of course. I love the assistant integration and that they fit flush in the ear, and work individually as well. Don't expect noise cancelling, though for me that is a great feature not to have surrounding sound blocked out totally.

Easy to set up with my pixel. Sounds nice and one of the only earbuds I've tried that fits my ears without changing the rubber.

These buds worked perfectly! Great sound, easy to link to my music and three years later they are still going strong! Would definitely purchase again

Had Jabra 75T Elite, lost one earbud and gave these a shot since I use a Pixel 4a phone. Decent buds and very comfortable. But I give the edge to Jabra. Pixel doesn't have a "hearthrough" feature which I used often, and I think Jabra sound quality is slightly superior to Pixel. Also Jabra is $20 cheaper at this time. Satisfied enough to keep these.

Awesome Price and quality. Great fit and the sound is really good

Just got my hands on the Pixel Buds, and I'm seriously blown away! The sound quality is next level, and they're so comfy, I can wear them all day without even noticing. Total game-changer for my audio experience!

This is a review of Pixel Bud A-Series The Bud is for simple minded users but bit complex to operate. At first, it is easy to wear and feels very light which is the most to remark. Pairing experience is same as most of devices, and a distinction on Pair function is placed in the case rather in the bud. It can be paired with multiple devices but not connected to all at once. In term of sound didn’t feel exceptional to say I feel immersive to the music I am listening, like the bass feels absent or that deep of sound as each instrument plays and vocals comes in the mix. Just good enough clear to listen but not more than that. The control of volume is not part of hardware side control, it totally depends on Android’s “Hey Google” voice control, or from the device increase decrease volume. If I try to understand Google design thought, in a way it is made to center on voice control experience. And as mentioned above, it is simplistic Bud, the complexity is on the voice control and its absent on the hardware. As is, it means if I am on the bus or subway, during commute, the most practical way to increase/decrease volume is via mobile phone in the pocket. Things that works well is the tap function to pause, forward and back. The mic during the phone call doesn’t seem to work well as the other side from couldn’t hear me well based on small number of test. To sum up, based sound quality and voice control makes the bud not the best or practical considering there are many other options with better experience for same level of sound at lower price, and the other benefits that comes for using Google ecosystem would say doesn’t adds enough to justify the Bud beyond average.