Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m not one to review earbuds but I really love this Google Pixel Buds A-Series. They’re comfortable, lightweight, and have great sound. I’ve had Samsung Galaxy Buds, Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, and Beats Studio Buds and I’d say that this is the best out of all the earbuds. They are easy to pair and have low latency. Check this buds out and you won’t regret it!

Love the color, I got the olive one. Fits well in my ears, feels pretty comfortable. Charges fast and lasts a decently long time with the case, although they don't quite last 5+ hours on call with friends. Pairs nicely with my samsung galaxy, although one really annoying thing is that when I switch from pairing it with my laptop to my phone, although it says it is paired with my phone, the earbuds make an ear-shatteringly loud "boop boop boop" sound when I try to play anything on my phone, and it is ultimately not paired. I have to manually pair them with my phone, and it continues making the eardrum breaking noise. Another thing I noticed is that when I am in a call with someone, sometimes the earbuds will start beeping randomly. It isn't loud, but it is noticeable and seemingly random. It's a good product that works well tho, and I've been enjoying using them almost everyday for about a month now without major problems.

The sound quality and pairing is good. I use a Google 6 Pro so the pairing was real easy. One thing I wish they were was noise cancelling but the aren't. The only thing I would say I don't like is If the case drop form either 6 inches or 2 ft the earbuds would just pop out. I was driving my car and the case dropped on the carpet and the case flew open and the buds dropped out. I didn't even notice it until I went to use them and they were gone, both of them. I took me a minute to think about the last place I had them before I found them. Overall the are good buds though. I hope they make the next pair so the case can lock and not fly open and the buds comes out. If you are a person who constantly drop them you will loose them.

These are my favorite earbuds and I feel so happy to own them because I've tried so many brands before finding these and they are so comfortable but also sound great. They don't cause my any ear pain after using them for hours and are super easy to use

Solid headphones. The fit to the ear is really good and I like the color. I have a Google Pixel so the connection is really good between my phone and these earphones.

Great product, excellent features like battery life, noise cancellation, sound quality

These Pixel Buds Pros are amazing. The sound quality and design are amazing. They're comfortable to wear and not heavy. The case also has a great clicking sound.

Don't really stay in my ears but connect quick and sound good

Good sound nice quality long lasting battery and nice colors to choose from

Amazing, good product clear and precise! It fits well in the ear and has good noise cancellation.

These in-ear headphones are really comfortable and have great sound. Also seems to be good sound from the other end of people hearing me.

I received mine free with my Pixel 6 Pro pre-order and have had the chance to use them a bit. Fit and feel are okay - a little finicky to get in the ear and to sit right, but once they're in they're great. Touch functionality works almost too well - I noticed that my hair would frequently trigger the touch functions while exercising. I've had to turn those functions off which is a shame. Connectivity and pairing are seamless, and battery life is great.

The Series A are really good value. You are getting the same sound and functionality as the main Pixel buds. They have the same instant pair feature which works extremely well with Android devices. The Pixel in particular. You get the same excellent google assistant features too. The corners cut are mainly wireless charging. I really like these and at $99 I think they're terrific value

I bought these earphones about a month ago, and so far I have been enjoying them with no issues! That being said, I do want to bring up a few points : 1. The earphones do an OK to Decent job of staying in my ears when moving about - If you have real issues with earbuds staying in your ears, you may want find another set 2. Sound Quality / Volume was slightly disappointing - If you like your music extra loud or with excessive bass, you may want to look elsewhere ** For reference, the sound quality is equivalent to Skull Candy wired earbuds you can get in store for around $30 ** 3. On sale, I payed about $60 for these earphones Overall, this is a decent sent of earphones that work well with your Google phone I feel like $99 is a bit much to ask for these earphones, but not terribly far for the quality - If you can catch these earphones on sale, I do recommend going for it!

Sounds good fits perfect in ears would recommend them

I really wanted to keep these. The fit is great. The sound is awesome and they look really good. And that was the case for about 2 weeks. On the 15th day, one day past the return window both of them began to cut out disconnect and music would play through the phone, speaker or no sound at all. But the song progress meter would continue moving to the right. I quickly got in touch with Google who sent out a replacement. I'm on my fourth replacement. I'm using a Google pixel 8 Pro.

These ear buds and good, and charge fast. The only drawback is if I take them out of my ears while on a phone call the keep trying to auto-connect to my phone. Otherwise, sound is good and they fit well.

I love my new pods. The quality and the life battery are the best features.

They sound great. I have trouble with the buds staying in my ear while I'm running. I've tried different ear pieces, but they don't like to stay put. When I try to push them in again, play is either paused or it skips to the next song. Others have worked better for me.

I've been using mine for a few weeks. I have them paired with a Pixel 6 Pro. I use them intermittently throughout the day for audiobooks and phone calls. TLDR: Don't pay $100 for these. I don't recommend them unless they are free or on sale. Battery is awful, but sound quality, call quality and comfort are excellent. Smart features are only just okay, and sometimes annoying. First thing to note is that the battery life is awful. I have two year old $50 Anker Life Note wireless buds that run laps around these when it comes to battery, and the audio isn't very different from those budget buds. It has been a very frustrating adjustment. The charging time has been okay, but the case dies very quickly, as well as the buds. I have to charge the case every one to two days. The case is usually below 50% long before bed time most days. I was used to keeping my old buds loose in my back pocket between uses, but this is a definite battery killer for the Pixel Buds. They will not go into any sort of battery saving mode this way. They must be placed back into the case every time you are not using them, if you want them to work the next time you need them. But even keeping a single bud in my ear during the work day, just so that I can hear notifications, will kill them almost as quickly as listening to audio for the same period. So, don't expect longer battery just because they are in but not being used. Phone calls kill them much more quickly. From a completely full charge I got about 2.5 hours during a phone call before they started dying. That having been said, they are the best sounding and most comfortable buds that I've ever used. And the call quality for me and the other party is stellar. They are on the quiet side, but it hasn't been a problem yet. If I hadn't gotten them for free, I would have been pretty upset at the $100 price, considering how terrible the battery life is. I'm almost tempted to turn off the smart features, just to extend the battery, but that would eliminate almost everything that makes them worthwhile. Also, the smart features are cool... when they work, and work in your favor. I can get them to read back my notifications about 50% of the time. And sometimes they read back group text notifications by announcing every single participant in the group message, taking about 1 or 2 full minutes to cover everyone, and even doing so over phone calls or conference calls that I am on, which is completely unacceptable.