Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great value, they kick with the best on the market.

Love my Pixel Buds Pro. The active noise cancelling is pretty good, the sound and mic quality are great also. Where it really shines is how easy it is to receive and respond back to Messages using the Google Assistant.

I thought these would be better than the Beats but they just didn't not come close. Pixel buds have a weak bass, white noise in the background and just don't have the quality. Went back to my beats pro and gave these as a gift to someone else.

I love these headphones. Great fit and great sound.

Bought as a birthday gift for our son and he loves them.

Best partner for your google pixel pro cellphone!,

Really enjoyable. Works great. Would definitely recommend.

Great Buds. I love how it has multipoint Bluetooth, how I can switch from my phone to my tv late night and night wake up the family. They sound great. My first buds with active noise cancelation. Interesting feature.

I think these are the cats meow. Meeeeeeeeow. Meeow.

Really Only downside I think the battery isn't elite

Best earbuds for Android but if you dislike the plastic tips

Its nice to have something made to be as efficient as it can be on Google's ecosystem. The mids are the shining part to these new pixel pros, base is sufficient but not if you are a base head amd the highs are lacking. This said, even though the air pods pro 2 were definitely not meant for anything google, it makes google sing far better than the pixel pros ever do. Inalso have a oair of bose comfort, 2nd generation. Same story. Bose shows pixel who's the bose. So, I'd only buy these if you are a PixelHead and must have all things Pixel, otherwise, if you'd like something that sounds better, there are many other options.

non of the ear inserts fit snug. doesn't stay in charger housing needed up losing both 2 months in after my purchase.. not happy at all

It had amazing range to the point i left my phone at bus stop and made it two football fields away and almost home when it lost connection. However, if you lose them, it doesn't seem to find the device too well.

Although I loved the aesthetic and functionality of these headphones, I had to return it. I’m naturally an oily person with wet earwax. My issue is when I wear them, the buds get covered with it. When I try to clean it, it just spreads and gets the actual earbuds wet themselves. What makes things worse is when I put the pixel buds and ear tips back into the case, now all of that oily wetness is spread into the hard to reach corners of the charging case. Very unsanitary for me, but as I said, this was more of a personal problem than an issue with the product itself. I loved it while I had it.

I like it a lot so far but the touch is a bit finicky.

Worth the extra noney! The noise cancelling is amazing for earphones. Very nice, balanced sound. They can reproduce very good bass. Just make sure you have the correct ear tips.

Great functionality and good sound quality. This is worth getting over the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro if you own a Pixel phone and can find it on sale, which shouldn’t be too difficult.

I bought these for my daughter, and she swears by them. I listen to them once, and was amazed at the rich sound that they produced. Definitely comparable to the Apple AirPods!

The Google Pixel Buds Pro have a nice look with a smooth, matte case that flips open to easily access the ear buds. I think it is kind of fun that multiple Pixel Buds colors are offered to change things up a bit with charcoal, coral, fog and lemongrass. The fit is quite comfortable for easy listening, Zoom and use at the office, but I don’t think I’d trust them to stay put with any really strenuous activity. The Pixel Buds come with additional ear tips to customize your fit and the app will run an ear tip seal test should you find that helpful. A small note, but I appreciate that the product packaging is environmentally friendly and recyclable. Fast pairing of the Pixel Buds is simple with the case open, just hold the pairing button on the back until it begins to blink white. In using these for about a week I’ve found the charge to suit my needs nicely with a promised 7 hours of listening time with active noise cancelling (ANC) on or 11 hours with ANC off. Charge your case fully and these numbers go up to 20 hours and 31 hours, respectively. No USB-C charging cable is included, but I think most will already have one available so I don’t see this as a big deal. It’s handy that the case’s status light will also indicate whether Pixel Buds are fully charged, charging or the status of the charge case itself among other indicators. Sound quality is quite good. Volume EQ is available and will automatically adjust one’s EQ as the volume is turned up or down. It seems to adjust bass and treble with the intent to balance highs, mids and lows to clearly hear all sounds in a song. The result seems quite pleasant to me and the clarity is great. A promised update for the Fall is spatial audio to put one in the middle of the action while viewing a tv show or movie on compatible Pixel phones. I’ve gotten favorable responses when I’ve asked callers how I sound on their end of the conversation. The Pixel Buds app is needed to obtain updates, do a seal fit test or to access customization features. Set up Google Assistant (on Pixel and Android 6.0+ only) and a simple Hey Google or OK Google will allow one to speak to Google Assistant or hear one’s notifications. This is a nice option for hands free access to control one’s music, respond to texts or ask Google for directions. Another nice option is the ability to use Google Translate through Google Assistant or via the Google Translate app. On a regular basis, I just want to pop my ear buds in and start listening so my favorite feature about the Pixel Buds has to be the intuitive controls that make regular use of the app fairly obsolete. Yes, you’ll find the typical motion controls to play/pause media, answer calls and the like, but I really like the ability to swipe back and forth to decrease or increase volume. I’ve found the controls to work quite well for all of these functions including the long press to switch between ANC and transparency mode (or customize to include activation of Google Assistant). The Google Pixel Buds Pro have a lot to offer, especially if you’re an Android user. Apple users won’t have access to the app and thus won’t be able to acquire updates so I’d probably look for alternatives in this case. Otherwise, sound quality, intuitive controls, Google interface, water resistance, and active noise cancellation are among the list of features that really make these a nice choice.