Customer Ratings & Reviews

Near perfect earbuds, upgraded from the pixel buds A series. Very clear crisp music. Not tingy at all like some other cheap brand ones. The active noise cancelation is super impressive calls sound great. Managed to swoop in on the $159.99 deal they had before they ran out of stock. These were effortless to pair with my pixel 7 pro couldn't have been any easier imo.

I'm glad Google came out with the improvements on the Pro, but there's much to be desired with the ANC. They really need to step it up in that department. Other than that, the really good earbuds and the firmware updates are appreciated. We'll worth purchase.

Decent little headphones. Not as good at staying in ears when working out as I prefer

As a Pixel 6 Pro phone user, I already live in the Pixel ecosystem. And while I already own many top rated headphones and ear buds. I wanted to try the new Pixel Pro Buds for the promises they put forth in there Google I/O announcement. So far, they seem to live up to some of the hype, Spatial Audio is MIA. Audio is hiccup free, amazing battery life (11 hours!), touch that works well for rough fingers and fit is far better than expected given the jelly bean appearance. Definitely a set of buds to consider in this price range. Great for those who work with noisy equipment like mowers. Fit: SUPER Light and Comfortable. Even without fins and no notable sign of what will hold them in your ear. These fit great and very comfortable for me, a man with sort of small ears. Just insert in ear and rock them down to lock in place. They are effortless to pop in and they stayed put for several hours of yard work string trimming and mowing (walking and riding) my property. I did not notice any slippage from perspiration, though, I never noticed very wet ears from exertion or exercise. If inserted with the proper tip and rocked down into the ear fold. These stay put. Sound: Easily in the top (might climb to number 1) of my favorite ear buds. Plenty of audio range for the everyday music I listen to from country to pop to rock. Bass is pretty good even though there is lack of slider EQ settings. Google went with "Volume EQ" that tweaks audio based on volume level. Works ok, but I would prefer to also use a standard slider EQ in the native app. As for Noise Cancellation. The Pixel Buds Pro are in the top tier for me, while mowing they did tend to let a touch more engine noise from my commercial zero turn. Now this is likely an extreme use to expect the buds to keep out. But, I have a pair of buds that do. So, if I can hear just a tad bit of engine from a loud mower, MOST will find these more than sufficient for noise environments. Features: Touch response is very good. I have rough hands and fingers and touch controls and screens often are not perfect for me. These have never missed when I catch the touch surface correctly. Simple taps for advance and previous tracks and long hold for assistant or toggle noise cancellation. Even the slide forward or backward for volume has been pretty reliable. All work better than expected for me. I will say that the wireless charging case is nice, BUT, the Buds are a bit fiddly to remove from case. They go back in far easier. And if you forget/refuse to learn the controls. There are voice prompts to help learn new features like calls and notifications as they happen. Final thoughts: I hope Google releases an update to add Spatial Audio soon. It is missing as of August update, but promised soon. Please add slider EQ to app please. For those with Pixel Phones. The app for the Buds is likely already installed. But odd to me, it is not visible. You need to add a widget to see it (long press on home screen, Widgets/Pixel Buds/Place on screen).

The perfect wireless earbuds for my Google Pixel! More functionally and better quality than the competition!

Replaced my EarPod pros. Amazing how well they work with everything, even my apple products. They auto swap between two devices also. Very impressed.

I love it..............................I love it,,...............

Awesome and affordable set of noise cancelling headphones. I personally think the transparency mode sounds a bit tinny, but it works fine. I have noticed that these headphones have a reduced volume range. For example, for most headphones I typically listen to music at about 60% of the volume range, but for the pixel pro buds, I have to listen to it at like 80% or 90%.

Nice overall earbuds but sometimes i find them slipping out. I prefer the pixel buds gen2 design.

In the gym, at work, or just on the go with everyday life I enjoy my pixel bud pros!

Very good and nice features. A bit difficult during runs and exercises though

This is not for me in terms of fit. I always find myself adjusting it and its not comfortable to wear.

Excellente product and service, recommend product r

Would give 5 stars but fit could be better otherwise good

Great and Great Quality will be purchasing a pair for my wife on Christmas.

I like them...much better than the Pixel A- Buds..but I like the Pixel A-Buds fit better

Love these earbuds! I love how flawlessly connects to my devices. I have a google phone and a samsung phone, it connects to either with ease.

Good software optimization,. Average Active noise Cancelation.

This is a decent pair of wirless buds with gold base.

I chose these earbuds because I wanted something small that did not stand out in my ear and due to the great quality of the other Google devices I own - even if they have a few quirks. I have used these earbuds around the house listening to music, online meetings and for a few long calls. I really expected to use them mostly for music, but they have proven to be extremely useful for multitasking at work. The subtle design means I can wear them without too much attention. I can focus on my meeting using noise cancelling, but quickly toggle to transparency mode to answer an in-person question or say hi. Pros - Sound quality is very good, but the lack of a true EQ might be an issue for some. Max volume is loud with no distortion (I normally listen at 60-70%). Even without adjustment the sound is generally well balanced/natural and clear. I even noticed a few details I had missed in some of my favorite songs while listening to these. What keeps them from being truly great for me is that the soundstage feels too narrow and there is not enough emphasis on highs and lows - making some music with a wide range seem flat. Google may have read my mind, because one of the other features I have hear they plan to introduce later is spatial audio and I can’t wait to try it. - Noise cancelling is very effective, cutting background noise significantly with nothing playing. At even moderate volume, the tight seal in the ear and active noise cancelling block out all but the loudest background noise. - Transparency mode is a great feature that is the opposite of noise cancelling. It helps you hear background noise, blending it in to what you are listening to, so that you can talk with people in person and hear things around you (like hearing cars when you are on a walk). - Works well as a headset for online meetings and phone calls. Audio was clear on my end and people I called said I sounded as good or better than when using my cellphone. - Great battery life. I used these for about 6 hours a day for 2 days without charging the case and still had 100% for the buds with 21% remaining in the case. This was with noise cancelling ON, which does reduce battery life by a third or more. -I like the clean white design of the case, which recharges the earbuds and protects them. The case can be charged via USB-C or wireless charger. I have a wireless charger on my desk, and it is very convenient, but Google does not include a USB-C cable or charger. The case has a single, color changing LED to indicate battery level and connection status, but you can also view the battery level of both the case and earbuds in the Google Pixel Buds app. -Good fit. They feel secure and are comfortable enough to wear for hours at a time. I used the pre-attached medium ear-tips, but Google includes a small and large size as options. -They can be paired to 2 devices at once and switch based on which is active. This was not perfect for me, sometimes I had to force the first phone to disconnect to hear audio on the second. When it works it is great and I still liked being able to toggle between two phones without having to re-pair every time. -They work well with Google assistant to cover basic request and commands without picking up your phone. Things to Consider - A lot of features require the Pixel Buds App, which is only on Android. I have used them with my work iPhone and the sound is good, but it would be frustrating if I did not have access to an Android phone to change touch controls setting and enable multi-device support. Not to mention the app has some cool features like a test to confirm you have a good ear seal. - Even with an Android phone, the app settings and functions are limited. No equalizer or adjustable music genre modes - the only sound settings are noise cancelling and Volume EQ (which adjust the sound for better response at lower volumes). No customization for touch control short cut commands you control by touching each ear bud (swipe back and forth for volume works great, but I hate the double tap to hang up and wish I could change it - single tap is answer so don’t miss!). You only have the option to set the long press touch control for each bud to either Google Assistant or Noise Cancelation/Transparency/Off. - No high resolution/HD/lossless audio support in this price range is disappointing, but not a deal breaker since I mostly listen to streaming audio and only have a few lossless files.