Customer Ratings & Reviews

The earbuds are excellent. The sound quality is excellent and they fit in the ear perfectly. They have good noise cancellation capability also. Well made.

They got these headphones right. They sound amazing and stay in your ear, not to mention they are extremely small, so there is no weight in your ear .

I bought this because i want to wear earbuds at work under my headband and as a nurse of course i have to hide it, so i replaced my airpods pro 2 with these. They're alright, I was hoping the noise cancellation was better than the airpods pro 2 during phone calls but the person i speak with for hours still have trouble hearing me sometimes. they kind of protrude from the ear, and when you try to adjust them it has a sqeaky noise. The pink color is cute, but overall, I feel like the switch from the airpods pro 2 to this was kinda useless, besides the part where it can't be seen when i wear it at work. I don't think it was worth the switch to be honest.

They sound good but the touch controls are a bit wonky. You have to hit at the right angle to get them to work.

The sound quality of the new pixel earbuds is definitely worth 5 stars.

Honestly better than AirPods when used with a pixel phone. Great sound quality no matter which phone you use, but the level of integration is next level with any android phones. Audio is crisp and clear.

These have been better than advertised, love sound quality, the transparency function and fit

Great for daily use. Do note that the case has a matte texture that will stain from denim or similar fabrics. This may be the only premium buds out that don't rely on fitting in to your ear canal to stay on without relying on a loop or latch.

Tiny, I could not get a fit with the OG, but these stay put through exercise. Above average ANC and transparency. Sound quality is also very good.

Way better than AirPods, they stay in and are very comfortable! The noise canceling works welll and I’m able to hear everything around me.

Great earbuds - especially when paired with my Google Pixel 9 Pro. Setup was done with no interaction on my part other than clicking a few "okay" buttons. I love Transparent mode that lets me hear things around me, but still provides noise reduction. The sound is great too.

I love these earbuds as a tech enthusiast they offer a wonderfully balanced sound with a great EQ. The ANC performs excellent blocking out the majority of unwanted noise.

Super amazing sound quality and the most comfortable

The Google Pixel Buds 2 were a bit of a mixed bag when they launched in 2020. They had a unique design, decent sound, and seamless integration with Google Assistant, but also suffered from connectivity issues and somewhat finicky controls. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons: Pros: * Comfortable fit: The design was innovative and aimed for a secure yet comfortable fit with a vent to prevent that "plugged ear" feeling. * Good sound quality: Audio was generally well-balanced, though not the absolute best in their price range. * Seamless Google Assistant integration: As expected, they worked flawlessly with Google Assistant for voice commands and real-time translation. * Wireless charging: The case supported wireless charging, a convenient feature. * Improved connectivity (eventually): Early models had connectivity issues, but Google largely resolved these through firmware updates. Cons: * Connectivity issues (early on): This was a major problem at launch, causing frustration for many users. * Mediocre battery life: Battery life was average at best, especially compared to competitors. * No active noise cancellation: A feature becoming increasingly common in this price range, ANC was missing from the Pixel Buds 2. * Finicky touch controls: The touch controls could be a bit sensitive, leading to accidental touches. * Price: They were relatively expensive compared to other true wireless earbuds with similar features. Overall: The Pixel Buds 2 were a decent option for Android users, especially those heavily invested in the Google ecosystem. However, the initial connectivity issues, lack of ANC, and average battery life made them a less compelling choice compared to some competitors. If you're considering buying them now, it's worth looking at the newer Pixel Buds Pro, which address many of these shortcomings with improved sound, active noise cancellation, and better battery life. Or, if you're on a budget, you might find good deals on the Pixel Buds 2, making them a more attractive option.

Sound is crisp, headphones stay in ear when jogging and noise cancellation works great.

Amazing set of buds! Comfortable, great sound and they don't hurt after they have been in your ears for a long period of time.

I love these! They are the perfect companion to my Pixel 9 and Pixel tablet. I didn't want to spend this much on ear buds but after using them for a few weeks, they are worth every penny. The ANC and adaptive transparency mode work amazingly well.

Excellent battery Quality sounds Heavy duty Good

Way better than the first Pixel Buds Pro. The little wing makes ALL the difference in keeping them in your ear. Sound is decent. ANC isn't as good as Sony but acceptable. Works well with the Pixel ecosystem.

So after the initial razzle dazzle has worn off, what do i think of the Pixel Pro 2 earbuds? Eh. Not very enthusiastic for four stars. The Pro 2 doesn't do anything better than the competition, in fact, it has worse audio quality over the Sennheiser and Sony IEH flagships, worse ANC than the Sony, worse call clarity than the Apple airpods pro... So why buy the Google flagship? And why did i keep mine? Because it doesnt have any major weakness. While my time with them hasn't set me completely in fiery love with the product, there isn't any one thing these don't do pretty darn well. There are better sounding headphones, better microphone clarity around loud ambient noise, more comfortable, better ANC, better in app equalizers, but all of those come with bigger drawbacks. Google has an incredibly well rounded earbud with the Pro 2 that has apple level device integration. If you have an android, and your looking for only one set of flagship earbuds to do pretty much everything, and integrate seamlessly with your android device, it's hard to do better than these. They have no major strengths (Outside the incredible device integration), and no major weaknesses. If you use Google Assistant or Gemini, these are THE option. It will be very exciting to see how Google continues to refine their product, and i look forward to the Pro 3s really bringing the heat to Apple.