Customer Ratings & Reviews

Firstly, let me point out, I work in a moderately noisy environment. I have found the Google earbuds to work the best for me while at my workplace. I have tried other noise canceling earbuds (even the ones that have the automatic noise canceling adjustment feature) and they tend to give me that plugged ear sensation when something makes a slightly louder noise nearby. However, the noise cancelation from the Google Pixel Pro are stable, the sound is great and they really work really well for me in the environment where I use them the most. (I'm planning on buying a second pair of Google buds just incase I leave mine at home)

I had the classics and enjoyed them. These are good but I have not been able to get the perfect fit so that they do not fall out of my ear. I would also recommend getting a case with a clip to not only protect the case if it falls but to also make it easier to find.

Going from the regular puxel buds (not the most recent A iteration) i can see a drastic improvement. The active noise cancellation is great. Will it block out 100% of sound?, Nope, but is the feature worth the extra money?, I'd say so. These will be fantastic for flights.

These ear buds are amazing. The noise cancelling is nice. Sound quality is better than most others ive tried in the past such as skull candy, beats, and airpods in my apply device.

My biggest complaint is that whenever I fix my earbud in my ear it's so easy to hit the Google button thing on end of it. So then it stops what I'm listening to, to read me notifications or will pause it. Sound quality is ok

I enjoy the transition from noise cancelling to transparent so you are able to talk to someone else. The charging case will also charge the buds rapidly so you can get back to listening in no time.

I have always used google headphones hoping they would get better, and they finally did. Noise cancellation aint crazy and the sounds is great. I mainly use these headphones for the gestures and for google assistant. I also really like how easy they are to pair to any of my android devices.

These headphones are great the sound quality is awesome and the noise cancelling is awesome

They do sound great and have really good battery life. Mine however have been plagued with connection issues. Started about a month after getting them with calls where only 1 bud would work on a call. Wasn't a specific side either. One call the right, then another call just after the left. When I hung up they'd be back to working fine with pods or music. Eventually they just started dropping calls and I'd have to reset them. The sound didn't always sync up either. Sometimes it was like the sound was being directed outwards and I'd have to take a bud put and put it back in to clear it up.

These are amazing earbuds, especially with the deals, which costed me $150, which is an amazing prices for these earbuds! It pairs perfectly with my Pixel 7 and a MacBook Pro, simultaneously, using multipoint! The Noise Cancelling is top notch!

After trying several brands, I have had no complaint with these! They have the best sounds, touch sensitivity, interface, best all around! Bought a pair for some of my family I loved them so much!

My first pair of true wireless earbuds and I'm diggn them! At $150 you can not go wrong with these. The anc could definitely be better but overall I'm happy with them. You definitely have to use the EQ to bring out the sound to their max potential.

They work amazing! Block sound 100% no out noise. Music sounds awesome.

[Employee of bestbuy] I'll keep it simple: Most everything these earbuds do is "okay". The noise cancelling is passable, the sound quality is decent (though a bit muffled), and they're not uncomfortable to wear. Transparency mode is an option, but it sounds very artificial. I didnt test call or mic quality as I pretty much exclusively use earbuds and headphones for music. At $120 on sale, I'd say theyre okay, but for something being advertised as a $200 competitor in the same space as Airpods Pro 2s and Bose QC Ultra buds, the only advantage is that theyre less expensive. Otherwise, they're entirely outclassed for another $50 or so.

Pixel buds pro are not bad. The noise cancellation is decent. There are quite a few controls on the esrbuds themselves. I used the linkbuds S before and I woild say the pixel buds pro are higher quality.

I'm very impressed with the Pixel Buds Pro. They seamlessly connect with my Pixel phone and are easy to use and set up. I've seen other reviews and comments saying that this doesn't fit in ears well but it fit mine perfect.

Connects to multiple devices flawlessly which is why I upgraded from my original Pixel buds which Iiked a lot. I did like the original Pixel buds fit in my ear a little more but that's just probably personal preference.

Great earbuds, great case, great noise cancelling. The only downside is the slight ringing noise whenever you push the earbud into your ear.

Great buds if on sale but definitely would not have paid full price for them. Call Quality and multipoint are awesome, Sound quality was lacking for me but I also came from Sony XM3 and Beoplay EX. Noise cancelling I can't be a real judge on because I have an oddly shaped left ear that makes it extremely difficult to get a good seal but I could tell me from my right ear its pretty mediocre but I love having these for work or walking around outside as I use transparency more than noise cancelling and it works awesome. My big complaint with all pixel buds is the lack of volume for some reason compared to even cheaper and older buds they don't get as loud.

The headphones are really good, I love them, the only bad thing is that the instant translation function only works if you have a Google Pixel Smartphone, but everything else is good The battery life is good, it lasts a long time.