Customer Ratings & Reviews

The earbuds connect really fast, good quality and good base.

Not as good as Jabra 75t elite earbuds for an active runner/hiker, but suitable

First try at Pixel's earbuds and love these. I have no issues with them when lifting or running. Used then on a 5k and they didn't move or change position in my ear. Highly recommend if you are looking for a great pair of earbuds (used with Pixel 8 and pairing was flawless).

I've been using the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 for a few weeks now, and I'm genuinely impressed with the improvements over the previous generation. Google really listened to user feedback, and it shows.

Well all around headphones and Great noise cancellations.

great sound quality........i recommend this earbuds..

Google just improved on the orignal Pixel Buds Pro.

The original Pixel buds were great but after trying these out, it blew my mind how much better they are. My only gripe is the right bud doesn't fit my ear correctly so I have to adjust it at times

great earbuds, small. good fit n good performance.

The perfect earbuds for my Pixel. Great sound and fit.

Good earbuds but not great. The fit at least for me is not as good as the original pro. Noise cancelling seemed better on the original pro as well.

Best ear buds I have ever had > Bose, Beats, Sony and AirPods

It is great. I just wish it could last a bit longer because I use it everyday on phone calls.

Works exactly as you'd expect and it was a breeze setting up.

Bought as upgrade from Pixel buds pro, excellent features and sound. Only complaint is how they fit in my ears. Not nearly as good as the first series of the Pro buds.

As a previous owner of the original Pixel Buds, I decided to try the Pixel Buds Pro 2, hoping they’d fix some of the issues I had with the earlier model. While there are definitely improvements, a few key problems remain. One of the big features Google is promoting is the addition of their new Gemini sound technology, which promises a richer, more immersive audio experience. I have to say, the sound quality is a noticeable step up. The bass is more powerful without overwhelming the mids and highs, making for a well-balanced listening experience. Paired with improved Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), these earbuds do a great job blocking out background noise, whether you’re on a noisy commute or just trying to focus. Another feature I found useful is the transparency mode, which lets you hear what's going on around you while still listening to audio. This is especially helpful in situations where you need to stay aware of your surroundings or engage in quick conversations without taking out the buds. For me, it even helps with hearing people more clearly, almost like a subtle hearing aid, which is a great addition. You can also use Live Translate with these, allowing you to translate conversations in real-time. While I haven’t had much opportunity to use this feature extensively, in the few tests I tried, it seemed to work fairly well. It’s not a feature I’ll use every day, but for travelers or those needing quick language support, it could be a real asset. One feature I appreciated is the seal check, which helps ensure you’re getting the best possible fit. The earbuds test the seal in your ears and guide you to adjust them if needed, which improves both sound quality and noise cancellation. This helps a lot with comfort, too, since a good fit makes a big difference when wearing them for long periods. However, my biggest frustration with the original Pixel Buds—touch controls—remains. The controls are still overly sensitive, and it’s easy to accidentally pause or skip tracks when adjusting the buds or even when brushing against them. I was really hoping for physical buttons or a less finicky touch system, but unfortunately, this hasn’t changed. Another feature that sounds great on paper is the conversation detection. This is supposed to automatically pause your music when it detects you’re talking. In reality, it doesn’t always work as expected. Sometimes it pauses the audio when I’m not speaking or doesn’t kick in fast enough when I do start talking. It’s a bit inconsistent and could use some fine-tuning. On a positive note, the battery life is excellent. You get up to 11 hours of listening time on a single charge, and the charging case brings the total to 31 hours. The case itself is compact and supports wireless charging, which is a convenient feature. In summary, the Pixel Buds Pro 2 bring significant upgrades like improved sound, noise cancellation, and smart features some may find useful. However, the touch controls remain a major annoyance for me personally, and conversation detection isn’t as reliable as it should be. If you’re heavily invested in Google’s ecosystem and can overlook these drawbacks, these earbuds are a solid choice.

The sound quality is better than the 1st gen, lip synching issues still present themselves. I wanted these to be my daily drivers, alas they couldnt quite keep up with the new sony flagships.

Good sound and noise cancelling. Pass through sound works well. They don`t lock in like is advertised and have fallen out a couple times. Battery life is short, 6 -7 hrs, with minimum use.

Not sure what happened to Bluetooth connectivity between these earbuds and the generation before, but Google has to set up a firmware update or something because the Bluetooth connectivity issues are ongoing, extensive, and frequent. I would walk about 2 blocks in a crowded city area and the audio would keep glitching out, stuttering, dropping, etc... I had to return them which is a shame since the last generation of these was pretty good. Apart from Bluetooth the audio quality is good and the battery life is great as well.

It was amazing at first but I feel like it's not displaying the noise cancelling feature like it did when I first used it and I can't do anything in the settings for them like I could with my older model.