Customer Ratings & Reviews

Only buds I've ever owned that stay in my ear. Sounds is awesome and controlling them in easy. They're very comfortable and you don't notice them in your ear. I run with them every day and they don't get bothered by sweat. Highly recommend!

Honestly, I'm impressed, sound as good as airpods pro, they now have 3D audio, and most importantly, they are way more comfortable than the apple ones, and I love the case design as well. And battery life is more than enough

Best headphones I've ever owned! Noise cancelling is above all others. Connectivity is super easy and convenient. The Google assistant feature is amazing. Battery life in unreal. Buy these, you won't regret it!!

Great piece of hardware, especially if you already in the google ecosystem. I own a pixel watch, tablet, and pixel 8 pro. Easy sync between any device. easy to switch between multiple devices as well. The software is also good, between the transparency mode and self check to see if the ear bud sizing is correct. I've got some doofy shaped ear canals but these fit great and the software check went well as well! If they improve on it with pixel buds pro 2 or whatever iteration they make next I will definitely be picking up a pair!

Great sound quality and comfortable after extended wear! Does not fall out during exercise. Noice Cancelling is perfect, and the transperancy mode comes in handy more often than expected!

I love the sound and the battery life, I think I need to try different sizes ear plug, as I feel, as though my ears sweat or be oily enough to make the buds want to come out after a bit of wearing and there's no arm on these to make them 'sit in place'. The ANC works well enough, but doesn't really block out chatter/voices well.

Love this product! The sound quality is beyond superb. I have a Pixel phone and the integration with the Google family of products and services. I recently lost mine on a trip and had to use my old Samsung buds which I used to love. The difference in quality was immediately noticeable. People couldn't hear me when talking on the phone. I listen to podcasts often and the sound is clear and crisp. I listen to a lot of hip-hop which can come across as muddy and busy in low quality buds. These deliver high quality, full sound including a solid, rich deep bass. They are comfortable and sit well in my ear and easily connect to all my devices.

These things are awesome. I bought them for a transatlantic flight to England over the summer and the noise cancelling shut out the engine noise substantially. Not completely, but MOST of it. They suggest foam inserts if you want better noise cancelling, but the standard ones are very nice and comfy. Very nice quality playback. Not as good as high end over the ear headphones, but the best wireless sound I have had. Operating via touch is very easy and responsive too; volume up/down, skip, back, etc all very easy to use.

Great quality headphones. Easily the best pair I've owned. Kinda liked the wing tips in the last model a bit more but this is great the sound, the battery, the comfort, the built-in assistant. Lacking a bit in software and features but hopefully google adds it in with an update.

I am not the most experienced user of wireless Bluetooth earbuds and have never tried AirPods, but I can say without hesitation that the Google Pixel Buds Pro earbuds are fantastic. Paired with a Google Pixel 7 phone, they are like an extension of the phone and pair instantly. I am very impressed by the sound quality as well as the noise-cancelling performance. Battery life is great, too. My phone tells me exactly what percentage of battery power remains for each earbud simply by checking the Bluetooth devices. The controls on each earbud are easy to use and responsive as well. Finally, the case is fantastic, too. It holds the earbuds securely and charges quickly with the included USB-C charging cable. I highly recommend the Google Pixel Buds Pro Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds!

Based on my usage of the earbuds, I am honestly pleasantly surprised with how well these work. They fit in my ears really well and I prefer the controls of how to toggle between "transparency" mode "noise cancelation" and volume control compared to my Air Pod Pros. They have great sound and battery life is amazing for the buds and the case. I have probably only charged this once after a week of use and I use my pods for a full day of work and workouts. I was worried these would not work out that well, but after trying them out, I liked them so much that I told a friend about it, they bought it and are loving them too.

The sound quality, noise cancelling and transparency mode are 90% of AirPod pro (first gen). I really like the pixel buds pro and use it daily. I went through 2 pairs of AirPod pro in 1 and 1/2 years which led me to a new pair of these. Earbuds for me typically break every year but it’s because I use earbuds on average 5-8 hours 7 days a week. I am hoping these last longer than apple. I also have galaxy buds bean first gen which have lasted 2 or 3 years (can’t remember) and I was going to buy another Samsung pair, but they didn’t have a pair that had as good of transparency mode or noise cancelling for reviews as well as full compatibility with iPhone (need an app that doesn’t exist on IOS?). The only downside of the pixel buds pro is when listening to one earbud at a time, and the other is in the case, it is still playing sound on the other bud which wastes battery life from the case and bud. So for those wondering if you can use one earpiece at a time, the short answer is yes, the long answer is no.

I'll give this 5 stars for Google. It's probably as good as they'll get to competing with the Apple equivalent. Very, very good (not excellent) quality of the following: battery life, noise cancelation, hear-through. Great to have volume control on this model as well, case pretty small/slim compared to most other earbud cases. Excellent to have the EQ setting for this device. And best sound quality yet for Pixel Buds models, even though it's noticeably not quite as good as AirPods Pro or some others. Weird issue with Voice Assistant voice choice changing between my selection and the default female voice may or may not be related to the Pixel Buds, no idea.

Better than I expected. This is my first pair of high quality wireless buds. The noise cancelling is insane, and I absolutely love it. The case is a decent size to not be an annoyance to store in your pocket. The amount of features available with these is a learning curve but totally worth it. Out of all the wireless earbuds I've owned these are the best especially when it comes to battery life. I pretty much went a whole week without charging them and still had a decent amount of battery life left. 10/10

Over all good, Ive been using these everyday and are very comfortable in my ears also battery life last forever long good sound and voice when on the phone & music sound aswell

These bud connect easily, the app to adjust settings is easy to use and while I don't love touch controls in general, the touch controls on these work better than some others I've tried. The noise cancellation isn't the best I've ever heard, but it's pretty good and sounds natural. They are very comfortable, but they don't stay in my ears quite as well as some other's I've used. This is a very personal thing and everyone's ears are different. They are fine most of the time, but if I'm very active or sweating, they aren't super secure. The case is a bit heavier than some others, but it feels like good quality. The lid feels solid and it opens and closes smoothly. Overall, I am very pleased with them.

There is no comparison when it comes to wireless ear buds. I used to have the Pixel Bud A-Series and I thought I wouldn't like these because they didn't have the little plastic fins on the end. These seem to feel extremely well and the noise quality is remarkable. The ANC is great when traveling and in crowded spaces. The microphone picks up what you need and not environmental noise like the A-Series did. I'm pleasantly pleased with these and so glad I purchased them.

These are very serviceable earbuds for the price. Connectivity and call quality are excellent. They benefit greatly from Android's openness vs iOS since you're able to download custom EQ apps. I would recommend one called Wavelet, using that elevated the sound quality on these buds greatly. Noise cancellation is decent but I found ambient mode to be near unusable for me. The way sound comes in would often change in such a way that it made me dizzy for some reason. Regardless, I don't use either of these features very often but I must say that in my experience, AirPods Pro generally do a better job in this department.

I had tried other non brand wireless earbuds before and well, they kinda worked fine for a little while when suddenly they stared having connection and battery issues... but with these pixel buds I was amazed at how easy they are to connect to my phone (pixel), the variety of settings you can adjust and their battery life, it works smoothly, also their noise cancellation works fine and thats a blast

I was excited to see the Pixel Buds Pro on sale. I really like the A series and was eager to see how the noise cancellation and transparency mode would improve the headphones. However once getting my pair I noticed a rhythmic clicking sound in the right bud. It sounded as if it was picking up my heartbeat. BUT I got the pair replaced and the issue was resolved. So if this happens to you, know that it could be a defect. Over the course of getting the bud replaced I also bought the Bose Quietcomfort ear buds (the first ones, not the new ones). A difference in price of $0-$50 depending on what sales are going on. After wearing those buds, it was hard to ignore the flaw of the Pixel Buds that made me end up returning them and choosing the Bose headphones instead: I can hear the buds moving around in my ear. They don't fit snugly enough and each head movement makes a soft scratching noise. I didn't have this issue with the Bose ear buds, nor did I have this issue with the Pixel Buds A series. It's too bad they didn't just keep their old design. This issue is amplified when noise cancellation or transparency mode are on, but is also still noticeable when both modes are off. I tried different tip sizes but that didn't solve the issue. I use my ear buds to listen to soft ambient noise and podcasts, so even the subtle noise gets to the point of being annoying. Of course, when listening to louder music the noise is drowned out. That's their one fatal flaw. If you don't think that would be a deal breaker for you, here's some other things about them: The noise cancellation is decent. I work in a noisy area and the Pixel Buds Pro and Bose Quietcomforts seemed to cancel the noise similarly. The one thing I was disappointed by is both headphones couldn't cancel out higher pitched ambient noise. Where I work, there's an ever present source of rushing air and once turning the noise cancellation on, all goes quiet except for that one noise. So it ends up sort of amplified. I don't list this as a flaw because it seems to be a limitation of the technology since both buds had the problem. Transparency mode is great. I can hear everything that's going on around me. Works well for making phone calls too. Pretty comparable to Bose's aware mode, with Bose having an added option to cancel noise in this mode. But honestly that mode doesn't work the way you'd expect so I keep it off. So the base level transparency modes between each bud are pretty much the same to me. I love the user interface. The touch controls give you lots of options and the direct connectivity with Google is very convenient. I have a Pixel 6 phone and they work great with it. If you're one to use your Google assistant often, I'd recommend these. I by far prefer the controls on these ear buds over those on the Bose. I like that they can connect to two devices at once. Perfect for me since I generally work back and forth between a laptop and phone. It's nice because you can change the bud settings without having to disconnect from one source and reconnect to your phone. The Bose buds do not have this feature. The Pixel Buds Pro are decently smaller then the Bose Quietcomforts. The Bose buds look like.... A bit much. Finally, the sound quality from the Pixel Buds Pro is decent. However the Bose Quietcomforts are much better. Now, I can't really say why because I'm no audiophile but the difference is quite noticeable. That possibly could be due to the loose fit of the Pixel Buds.