Customer Ratings & Reviews

The newly added conversation detection is icing on the cake for an already spectacular set of well priced anc true wireless earbuds. Factoring in that none of the features are gated off not being on a Google device (looking at you Samsung and your Buds + Galaxy lineup) this is a great deal. Transparency mode works as expected and notice canceling is just about as solid as one could expect for earbuds at this price point. Anything better would be hundreds of dollars more or over-the-ear headphones. Wireless charging is simple and versatile, battery lasts a good long time, even in an mode. Being able to find a missing earbuds through the pixel buds app (and even the find my device app) is great - just wish the case could be found in a similar fashion to the earbuds. But not really worth docking a star for that.

Pixel Buds Pro Review The Pixel Buds Pro are Google's latest true wireless earbuds, and they offer a number of improvements over the previous generation Pixel Buds. They have a more comfortable design, better sound quality, and improved noise cancellation. Design The Pixel Buds Pro have a more compact and lightweight design than the previous generation Pixel Buds. They also have a more secure fit, thanks to the new ear tips that come in three different sizes. The Pixel Buds Pro are also IPX4 water-resistant, so you can wear them in the rain or while working out. Sound Quality The Pixel Buds Pro have significantly better sound quality than the previous generation Pixel Buds. They have a more balanced sound profile, with clear highs, mids, and lows. The bass is also more pronounced, but it's not overpowering. Noise Cancellation The Pixel Buds Pro have active noise cancellation (ANC), which is a feature that blocks out external noise. The ANC on the Pixel Buds Pro is very effective, and it can help you to focus on your music or podcasts in noisy environments. Battery Life The Pixel Buds Pro have a battery life of up to 7 hours with ANC turned on, and up to 11 hours with ANC turned off. The charging case provides an additional 20 hours of battery life. Overall The Pixel Buds Pro are a great pair of true wireless earbuds. They have a comfortable design, excellent sound quality, and effective noise cancellation. They also have a long battery life and a compact charging case. If you're looking for a pair of high-quality true wireless earbuds, the Pixel Buds Pro are a great option.

I've been having the first google Pixel buds for long time so far. They have been good very often. I've been using them daily. They hold good inside the ear and work very fine. This one is a major update! It comes with a lot of nice features and indeed a clear call quality. Noise cancellation works like a charm. Unbelievably good! The buds are a little bit bigger and honestly I like how the old ones install in the earlobes. Google did better on the first pixel buds in-ear feeling. Not making you feel very plugged. Battery life is ok! It worked about 5h continuous play (watching Youtube, listening to podcasts). Most of the time I use one bud so I switch between right to left. Bluetooth range is ok. The range is unbelievable when used with MacBook air laptop. Better than any other devices. Actually, the range is unnecessary long I'd say. I'd recommend getting them if you are looking for a good to great sound experience and to have (I experienced so far) the best in-ear buds ANC. The feel is more premium, the connection speed is faster, the sound delay is less (when watching videos). Pairing very fine with all electronics I tried (iOS, Win11, Linux, Android...). Google has to work on an easier way to take the buds out of the case. The old one had no issues getting pulled out of the charging case. Back to the Active Noise Cancelation (ANC): It works really well. Make a good disconnect between your brain and all the noises around. The only sound gets to your mind will be from those ear buds. I actually started liking it since I work in a noisy environment.

I haven't had these long, but so far they're amazing. First off, connection was easy. They showed up immediately on my Pixel 7 and connected instantly. The ANC on these things is wonderful. Basically anything on medium volume + ANC on tunes out pretty much any noise around you. They fit comfortably, especially if you let the app check the fit and seal for you + take its suggestions. Battery life seems to be really good so far. Charging options are awesome, especially since I can just use my Pixel 7 to charge the case. The sound is very impressive. I'm certainly no audiophile who vomits at the thought of using anything less than $5,000 to listen to music, but they sound wonderful. Great bass, clear sound. Overall a great buy.

The Google Pixel Buds Pro are a fantastic pair of true wireless earbuds that do a great job at pretty much everything. The sound quality is top-notch, with rich bass and clear highs that make your music sound awesome. Plus, the noise-cancelling feature works really well, blocking out most background noise so you can focus on what you're listening to. These earbuds are super comfortable, too. They fit snugly in your ears without feeling too tight, and they come with different sizes of ear tips so you can find the perfect fit. The touch controls are intuitive and easy to use, letting you manage your music and calls with just a few taps. Battery life is another strong point – you get plenty of playtime on a single charge, and the case provides extra juice when you need it. The case is compact and easy to carry around, making it convenient for travel or daily use. One of the coolest features is how well they integrate with Google Assistant. Just say "Hey Google" and you can control your earbuds, check the weather, or get directions without having to take out your phone. Overall, the Google Pixel Buds Pro are a great choice if you're looking for high-quality wireless earbuds with excellent sound, comfortable fit, and smart features. They might be a bit pricey, but they deliver a lot of value for the money

I've been using the Google Pixel Buds Pro for some time now, and they've been quite the companion for my daily activities. Let me share my thoughts on them. Firstly, the Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and transparency mode are fantastic features. Whether I'm trying to block out the noise of the city during my commute or need to quickly tune in to my surroundings, these modes come in handy and provide a customizable audio experience. Comfort-wise, these earbuds fit well in my ears, and I can wear them for extended periods without any discomfort. The sound quality is impressive, delivering crisp highs, rich mids, and punchy lows, making every song and podcast enjoyable. Battery life is another strong point. The case not only serves as a protective storage unit but also charges the earbuds whenever they are placed inside. What's convenient is that the case itself charges wirelessly, eliminating the hassle of dealing with cables. This setup ensures that the earbuds are always ready to go whenever I need them, and I rarely find myself needing to worry about running out of battery throughout the day. However, after less than a year of use, I've encountered an issue with the microphone. People I'm talking to have complained about my voice sounding like it has static, which is disappointing and concerning for the long-term reliability of these earbuds. I'll likely need to replace them under warranty, and it's a reminder that even top-tier products can have their flaws. Overall, the Google Pixel Buds Pro offer a great combination of features, comfort, and sound quality. However, the microphone issue has raised some concerns about their durability and long-term performance. If Google can address this issue, they would be even more compelling as a top choice in the wireless earbud market.

Google Pixel Buds Pro: Great sound, but not perfect fit Overall, I'm giving the Google Pixel Buds Pro 4 stars. They have excellent sound quality and the noise cancellation is impressive. However, I found the fit to be a bit snug, and they caused some discomfort after wearing them for extended periods. Here's a breakdown of my experience: Pros: Superb sound quality: The custom 11mm speaker drivers deliver rich, clear audio with plenty of bass. I was very impressed with the overall sound experience. Effective noise cancellation: The Active Noise Cancellation with Silent Seal does a great job of blocking out external noise, creating a truly immersive listening experience. Transparency mode: This mode is a lifesaver when you need to be aware of your surroundings, like when crossing the street or having a conversation. Long battery life: I easily got the advertised 11 hours of listening time on a single charge, and the charging case provides additional charges. Seamless integration with Google Assistant: Accessing Google Assistant with your voice is convenient and hands-free. Cons: Snug fit: The earbuds felt a little tight in my ears, which caused some discomfort after wearing them for a couple of hours. I would recommend trying them out before purchasing to ensure a good fit. Touch controls can be finicky: The touch controls for volume and playback were a bit finicky at times, requiring multiple taps to register. Overall: The Google Pixel Buds Pro are a great option for those looking for high-quality wireless earbuds with excellent noise cancellation. However, the snug fit might not be ideal for everyone. If you're looking for comfortable earbuds for extended wear, you might want to consider other options.

I love these! They work great. The ear buds will last all day and are comfortable enough to wear all day. The case will recharge them quickly, and has multiple charges on its own. The noise cancelling works good and will turn on on its own if there's loud environmental noise. I use them in the shop without needing additional ear protection. Seems like a good range speaker, definitely good enough for music, podcasts and audiobooks.

Just opened these today. I'm giving them a preliminary rating based on my experience so far. Sound quality out of the box is great! I found the EQ controls and oh my these things really opened up! Google knocked this one out of the park on sound quality! Controls are different but intuitive and as with any new device there's a learning curve. ANC works well at this price point. I just need bass and mids knocked down so it doesn't interfere with frequency response which they do well. I'm not a fan of that vacuum effect from Bose. I currently drive liberty 3 pro daily but these might take the top spot.

The Pixel Buds Pro are not difficult to recommend.... If you are Pixel enthusiast or are looking for something akin to the Airpods while in the Android ecosystem AND you buy them at a discount! The devices are well built, the case is sturdy (if anything it gets a bit dirty after a while) and the battery life is excellent on both case and buds; as is the integration with Pixel/Android devices. The microphones are acceptable, and connection is stable/strong. No case finding, or UWB which should honestly be standard on most headphones at this point. Multi point connection is great when connected to multiple devices and is pretty seamless. Audio quality is pretty good and the updates have helped, including the EQ settings now available but the drivers volume are the Pixel Buds weak point. HOWEVER, realize that these are no specialized Airpods Pro chip or Qualcomm AptX HD codex. ANC is average, do not expect to be blocked out of the world entirely and the Transparency mode is good but not excellent unlike Airpods or some other buds. There are certainly headphones at this price range that do much better in one or the other categories. If you own a newer Samsung device, enjoy Samsung or have a couple of their devices, chances are you could do better with the Buds2 Pro, considering they are also IP67 and these are just water resistant. Sony will probably have better app support, codec support and if you choose the right model ANC/Transparency mode. Soundcore's app is pretty good as well and has a lot of features and a variety of price ranges. But there is something about the Pixel cohesiveness and the Google Fast Pair, the small widgets and Android notifications pop ups, the seamles translation and Hey Google integration that just make these earbuds a breeze to use and make up for most of its shortcomings. I give these a strong thumbs up for all Android users that are either loyal to the Google Pixel brand or switch in between Android brands often and don't want to buy new headphones everytime they switch phones to get a cohesive Android experience. If you are an "audiophile", and do not care about every other feature other than strict audio quality, there are better headphones out there for you, the rest will probably be okay with these!

I have to admit these have some great sound quality and they last quite awhile on a single charge! I like that i can choose to customize the sound AND HAVE SPATIAL AUDIO at the same time. I have the LG Tone Free T90Q set which is amazing but under functions you can choose the sound settings like extra bass, stadium, etc OR you can have the spatial audio with head tracking clicked. Not both. They need to update that. Though if you have a PS5 and have used those for gaming -WOW!. These are good too sound wise but I can't seem to find a size earpiece to fit me right and they keep falling out after awhile. I like that they remind you to clean them. The case is compact. It took me a hot minute to figure out how to wear them. It's upside down from most. But when they're in they're in. The multi point pairing works great between my Pixel 6 PRO, Chromebook and anything else I've paired. I honestly don't think they're worth $200 but if you got a 50% off deal with a phone purchase definitely buy them! Other than the occasional slipping out they're really comfortable otherwise. Strange for me because i always hated ear buds until the i gave the LG a shot and now these. Why did I try LG before these when I have a PIXEL 6 PRO? I'm an audio snob and LG has the first pair to reach the market with DOLBY ATMOS level sound... And it's worth it! I would still recommend these, but caution to buy when on sale

Great product. Super easy to use, touch controls are super cool but can be a little touchy. The connectivity with the pixel device is seamless. Sound quality is solid, Good amount of bass. Only issue is they have a robotic sound every now and then went on a team's call connect to do a laptop. Sounds like it's pretty common issue.

Improved fit over the Buds Pro 2. My only complaint is the ANC mode amplifies a clicking sound with every step as I walk. The songs quality is better than the previous model.

So far I love these. Noise cancelation is fantastic and transparency mode is easy to enable when needed through the touch controls. I really enjoy the sound quality and how these buds fit my ear. I do find that the maximum volume isn't quite loud enough, especially when making phone calls

Headphones are great they sound great fit well and the sound canceling is decent they paired with my google phone and computer super easy and the fact they can pair to both your phone and computer at the same time is a time saver for me i just wish the volume would go higher but its understandable why they don't

I've been using these for a couple years now and they're great. Nice sound, easy to pair with devices, fast charging. I wear them to the gym and don't usually have any issues with them falling out.

I picked up the Pixel Buds Pro to go with my Pixel 8 Pro. The sound quality and noise canceling are very impressive. I took a 4 hour flight recently and watched movies and listened to music the entire trip and still had battery left when we landed. I got these on sale for $139, and it's been a great purchase. I came from Galaxy Buds Pro, and these do have a cleaner sound and also have better bass at higher volumes.

Fair to decent sound quality overall (after some EQ adjustments) and a great battery life. The noise-cancelation works really well, and it also has an ambient mode for when you want to hear what's around you and still tune in to your media. They're actually pretty comfortable, the tips of the buds themselves might be prone to coming loose at times though. The bass is also decent, but it can be a bit muddy at times when the bass is heavier. Luckily you can customize an EQ or set it to Auto EQ in the Equalizer settings. The microphone doesn't do well in crowded spaces, and a lot of outside nosies come through and the speaker's voice gets broken up. It's also very poppy

Works pretty well with the pixel phones as far as integration and all the various inline features. Google assistant works well and pretty quick. Sounds quality is on par with many of the other high quality earbuds of this category such as the Samsung's and Jabra's as long as you get it sealed in your ear nice and snug. It has a test to see if the seal is proper.which comes in handy as having it sealed well is the only way you get any kind of bass out of earbuds. Battery life is pretty good as long as your don't have the noise cancellation feature turned on. With it off you get about 7 hours roughly and turned on it varies pretty drastically but generally about 2.5-3.5 hours. The noise cancel works pretty good compared to most earbuds. Better than any of the Samsung's I've tried and almost as good as the Jabra elite 7 pros. Biggest issue I have is that they are from Google and they have a horrible track record for reliability and support for products so pray and hope you don't get a lemon.

I bought these for a trip to Mexico and haven't stopped using them almost everyday. I work in a noisy work environment and the anc on these is just perfect for it. I forget I'm at work sometimes and completely zone out. The bass adjustment really does drown out everything and kicks real hard too. The battery life lasts just long enough till I finish my shift and the quick charge case makes it even longer. They don't take too long to charge to 40-50% either. Just 10-15 minutes and you're good to go again for another couple hours. 10/10 would highly recommend these. I also have a pixel 6 so all the extra features are awesome.