Customer Ratings & Reviews

I switched to a Pixel again and bought these headphones. I was concerned about the way they go into my ear and them having a weird feeling. However with the three different modes, theses are far superior to my Samsung Buds. I wear these for about 8 hours a day and never have issues. They dont hurt my ears and are easy to take out and charge.

Basically apple headphones at a better price point. Really no complaints other than the fitting into my ear part, which can be easily addressed with another rubber piece; the three sizes do not seem to be working great. The sound, battery life and overall usage is excellent.

I had the 1st model for so long and I cannot stress enough how much of an upgrade this is. They fit perfectly in my ear and have 3 different sets of earplugs for you to try and get your perfect match. The noise cancelling is crazy! And the conversation detector? Ugh... Bananas.

I looked forward to getting these headphones for quite some time and I am not disappointed in the slightest now that I have them. The sound is amazing, they fit comfortably and don't fall out of my ears. The noise cancelling is the best I've personally experienced so far. You can't go wrong with these.

Purchased in August of 2023. The sound quality is good 8/10. I have retention issues despite trying the 3 different size tips. FOR ME, any amount of moderate activity and they won't stay put, add sweat to the equation they are guaranteed to slip out. So, I am always pushing them back in place. Which means every time I push them back into place, it pauses, changes the noise control settings, volume up/down and anything else that it can do when you touch them. Sitting around with little activity they are comfortable and sound good and stay in place. Recently the microphone on the left bud has gone out. It also seems that I am having battery issues in 1 bud and the case. If I would have discovered this fit issue earlier, I probably would have returned them.

I have weird ears so it is hard to find ear buds that fit. The battery life of these is double that of series a, although those fit in my ears better. Sound is fantastic! Settings for noise cancelling are great. Overall very happy with this purchase.

I love the sound quality and the reasonable price for the features that come with it. Unfortunately I have to continuously reinsert the pods or else they will fall out of my ears. I've tried all the 3 size inserts but even the small one isn't small enough and or the rubber doesn't keep it in place.

Tho the sound has improved, ANC is a must on a earbud. The cons I can say are the adjustment to the ear, needs a little bit of work, my wife ear are regular size, and we tried the smallest, still it doesn't seem to be a right fit. But overall my wife is very happy with her pixel buds.

Had them for about 2 months now, and I have only 1 complaint, and that's they kinda sit weird in my ears. Not sure if I'm using the wrong sized bud thing, or if my ears are just odd. But besides that's, they're a great. Way better battery life than anything I've used before, and they sound great.

I have the regular Pixel Buds and I love their sound and how they feel in my ears. They have a little attachment on them that keeps them secure in the ear and makes them easy to handle. The Pros have features I wish were on the regular buds, such as noise-cancelation, on-device volume control, and wireless charging, but they do not have the same attachment on them, so they're much more difficult to handle and they don't feel very comfortable in the ear. Just getting them out of their case is quite difficult. Ideally, Google would just include these features on the normal Pixel Buds and not have to offer two versions of essentially the same product.

Decent audio, but don't stay in well. Can be painful when using noise cancelling without any audio playing and sometimes makes a whistle sound. Recently, I tried to make a call with one bud in, which was fine, but then I added the other to listen to music later and the one I had in for the call kept fluctuating connection. I've always had my doubts about these new buds since I've heard about them not having as much reliability and falling out, but I was willing to try these out since they advertised pretty good battery life. The battery life is actually really good, but I feel these need something to keep them secure in your ears as a top priority alongside keeping the battery life.

Fit well sound great filters out sound stays charged

This is my 3rd pair and I absolutely love them, just need to not lose this pair at the gas station like the last ones! Excellent sound, the nosie cancelling is the best out of any that I have tried so far. Battery life is better then expected and that means a lot to me.

These ear buds are great with features like noise cancelling and transparency mode are nice. Smaller in size which is great, makes them easy to put in your pocket. Works great with Androids, wouldn't recommend them though if you have an iPhone, but otherwise, a really great pair of earbuds.

The Google Pixel Buds Pro are a great pair of earbuds. They offer excellent sound quality, good ANC, and a comfortable fit. They also have a number of useful features, like Adaptive EQ and Fast Pair. If you're looking for a new pair of earbuds, the Pixel Buds Pro are a great option to consider.

Using a pixel phone so these were the best buds for my experience. Battery life is excellent，touch gestures are good even in low light, sound is quality for such a small device, perfectly acceptable for listening to music and social media on your phone

Sounds good, ANC is solid. Battery life was very good but no auto power off.

These ear buds are so Freaking comfortable and the Sounds are better than real life, just think of Enhanced Audio for your ears. Don’t believe me, then try them out for yourself and if you don’t like just return them. Trust me, you won’t ;)

I've continued the Pixel Bud progress by getting the latest version of them. I've had all the Bud versions from the wired ones that plugged in, the wired bluetooth version, the first gen Pixel Buds and now the pro. My main pro for these is how they fit. The Pixel Buds didn't fit well in my ears, mainly because I have several ear piercings on each ear and with the original Buds they did not sit well in my ear along with piercings like my Anti-tragus and daiths. The Pros on the other hand are differently shaped and fit much better with my piercings including the conch which got in the way of the originals all the time. My major con, besides the necessary feature of ANC, are the touch controls. Swipe back to lower the volume and swipe forward to raise the volume doesn't feel natural. I do like being able to change the double tap gestures to be different from each other (left and right buds), but just would like to see more options to set them to. As I stated, I think the active noise canceling feature to be unnecessary and without it at a lower cost would be awesome. I mainly use these at work where I only use one ear bud at a time, I don't need ANC. And when I'm at home and using ear buds, these aren't what I choose. I use my sony over the ear noise cancelling mainly because over the ears are much more comfortable for the circumstance.

I've owned a number of wireless earbuds and even though these came bundled with my Pixel 8 phone I wasn't expecting to use them much. However, they turned out to be great and will replace at least one of my older pairs. Sound is great and noise cancelation is the best I've seen. I had some issues with getting them fitted right until I discovered that I need two different tip sizes; once I figured that out all was good. A feature that I really like is the wireless charging: I can just set them in the case on the Pixel stand that I use for my phone. One criticism I have is the sensitivity of the touch controls. After all, I can't see my ears when I'm reaching up to tap them and I often do things like pause the music when I'm trying to swipe to change the volume etc. Maybe with practice this will improve. Definitely worth purchasing, especially at the sale price.