Customer Ratings & Reviews

They connect fast and sound great i would recommend.

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

Best partner for your google pixel pro cellphone!,

Really Only downside I think the battery isn't elite

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

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.

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.

Great earbuds, works flawlessly. Easy to connect!!

Pixel buds pro are a hit or miss.Google needs to use better eartips. Unfortunately, all three separate earpiece fallout after about 10mins of doing regular taskes. Sound quality is awesome i wish i could use them.

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.

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.

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!

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.

The sound quality of these buds is superb. Add Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and it only gets better. Good soundstage with excellent bass response and are very enjoyable to listen to. The ANC does a great job of removing unwanted noise with a 6-core custom chip that’s tuned by Google’s engineers. There is a feature in the app to make sure you are using the right sized eartips and that you have a good seal. If you are using a PIxel phone, then you don’t need to download the Pixel Buds appYou don’t have to do anything but open the case and nearly instantly the automatic pairing appears. This Fast Pair functionality works with any Android 6.0+ device but you will need to download the app if you are not using a Google Pixel. The app is not available on iOS. You’ll also get audio switching if using more than one Android device such as phone and tablet signed into the same Google account. I think the controls are the most intuitive I’ve used on a pair of earbuds. Use a swipe forward gesture on either bud to increase the volume or back to decrease it. One tap will pause or resume the song, two taps will advance the song, and three will go to the previous. You can customize a long-press on either earbud to toggle ANC/Transparency or to summon Google Assistant. I’ve had earbuds in the past where you had to physically push them (which just pushes them into your ear further) to control things, whereas these are just a light tap or swipe. Google’s engineers did well here as there are premium wireless in-ears on the market right now that don’t even have touch volume controls! Removing one earbud from your ears will automatically pause the music (if available depending on application) and will resume when you put it back in your ear. The ANC has a pressure sensor and I’m not sure how it works but will relieve this pressure if needed to ensure that the listening experience remains comfortable. That is important because these have incredible battery life and can last for nearly an entire 8-hour workday with ANC on and when you put the buds back in the case should be able to go all day listening with ANC before needing a power source. Speaking of the case, it’s round and compact, thin, supports wireless charging, and should fit comfortably in pockets. I’ve had no issues wearing these for hours at a time. Really, the only con is if you are an iPhone user and not Android. Of course, these work fine on iOS or any other Bluetooth device and still sound fantastic but you’ll be missing out on some features such as Google Assistant, Notifications, and Fast Pairing. However, this will the same situation with any headphone that’s not made by Apple. I’m also not sure how you would configure the headphones or even update the firmware without an Android device. Pros: Excellent Sound Quality Intuitive Touch Controls Android Fast Pairing Hey Google and Android Notification Support Excellent Bass Response Swap between multiple devices Wireless Charging Fantastic Battery Life Mic is great for calls Google Translate Support Includes Small, Medium, and Large eartips Cons: iOS support is limited and there is no app. Spatial audio not available until Fall 22 At the end of the day, these are the best sounding ANC earbuds I have ever heard and recommend them to anyone, and if you have a Pixel phone that are a must have in my opinion!

Pretty great, but I'm not sure it's totally worth the price. Some software issues like an incessant ring tone if the Google Assistant is enabled makes a lot of the smart functionality impossible.

Great quality, but pretty uncomfortable after like 30 minutes and fall out pretty easily

These things suck. They fit horrible. They sound great, but what's that matter when you can't get the drivers to point into your eardrum but instead the inside of your ear