Customer Ratings & Reviews

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!

Great earbuds for pixel users in particular. Great sound, stays in place, works seamlessly with google pixel products. I liked it so much I got the newer version when it came out!

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.

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!

Really NICE. They fit very comfortably on my ears without falling out or causing pain. The sound quality is amazing and the pair with my phone instantly without any added buttons to push...I LOVE THEM

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.

Sound great, and noise cancellation is excellent. Downfall is that they don't stay in place near as good as my old Pixel Bud A Series. Max volume could be just a touch louder when connected to my computer, but with the ANC on, it is not an issue.

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.

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.

Like most earbuds you have to gently place these in your ears and not put them alll the way in or else its going to hurt your ears. I learned that with experience. ANC is decent with these, so people can hear you when you are outsied in the wind or in a noisy gym. I left them by my moms house and bought a $20 pair withount ANC untill I got a chance to pick them up. People complained that they could not hear me because of background noise. Lesson - buy earbuds with ANC and that are rated well for phone conversations in noisy environments

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.

Good newer model with no issues of Bluetooth disconnections or battery usage. Good sound with adaptive settings for noise cancelling or transparent hearing while be able to use on the go.

These are my first set of wireless earbuds. So far I love them but again since it's my first earbuds it's hard to compare to others. The are pretty good at noice canceling. I'm giving them 4 stars because they tend to slowly fall out after a while. Not sure if that's just with any earbuds... But from what I heard from other people with other brand earbuds apparently it's normal. I am pretty satisfied with them despite that. The other complaint would be the bass isn't as strong as my old wires Sony bass earbuds. I think the price is a bit much for these earbuds. If you can get them on sale and are looking for noise cancelling earbuds. These would do the trick.

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.

A surprisingly comfortable pair of earbuds that do not fall out of my ears during an intensive 20-minute treadmill run at 8 mph. The sound quality is decent, and the software is perfectly integrated with Android. Noise reduction works well, I've recently tested it on a flight, and it makes a big difference. Multipoint connectivity, which is in imho a must for any decent wireless IEMs, works seamlessly and reliably, including switching between an Android phone, and Chromebook, and a Windows laptop. Why not a perfect score? Honestly, I do not think that most mentioned "downsides" like the lack of an equalizer/sound profiles or 3D sound (both to be added through updates) truly matter. The sound is decent as it is, and (believe an audiophile with tons of experience) wireless IEMs will never truly sound anything like expensive HiFi over-the-ear headphones that cost 5 to 30 times as much. 3D sound is nothing more than a marketing slogan. BUT there are a couple of things that really matter: 1. These IEMs do not support any of the better-sounding codecs, like LDAC (Sony) or aptX HD or aptX Adaptive (Qualcomm). Similarly priced Technics EAH-AZ60 support LDAC and sound much better. 2. The tips are short (5 mm) and there's not enough space inside the charging case to replace them with foam tips that provide a better fit and seal for most people. Even the officially recommended, severely overpriced ($20 for 3 pairs!) foam tips from Comply do not fit the charging case well enough, often preventing the earbuds from charging normally... Overall, these IEMs are recommended as a "universal daily driver" for everyday use, including conference calls (good sound, the other person always hears you clearly), fitness/workouts, business trips, etc. Multipoint is seamless, but sound quality is good but not great. There are better sounding noise-cancelling IEMs on the market that also support multipoint connectivity.

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.

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

Love all my Google products. The sound on these Pixel bud pros is great. I rarely put both in and go into noise canceling unless I am mowing grass or using loud equipment and works great to keep the sound down. My only complaint is the fit in my ears as the small and medium tips just don't sit right all the time and sometimes feel like they could fall out. I have the regular Pixel Buds and they fit perfectly (so that is what I am comparing to).

They feel great. They sound great. They look great. They charge full quickly. They are comfortable. The noise cancelling is legit, truly cancels noise..

Good sound easy to use . Fit great . Not sure if I need to try smaller fittings but I do have a problem with them falling out while laying down .