Customer Ratings & Reviews

I tried for pixel 7 the noise canceling is not upto the mark

After owning all the Pixel buds that have been released I have to say the Google has actually nailed it this time. While not perfect, these are still some of the best. One of the major gripes I had with previous Pixel buds had to do with connection issues. They would often lost connection and that would be really annoying. While they got better over time they never really managed to fix that issue until now. The new Buds Pro have a great connection and I've not really had any issues regarding connection. I can walk 20-30 feet away and still have a strong sound coming from these. So if you had any of the previous Pixel Buds before and worried about the dreaded connection issues then worry no more, that issue is fixed. When it comes to sound on these I'm happy to say this is also an area that Google has upgraded and made this stand with the rest in this price point. With good lows, clear highs and mids these hit the mark when it comes to being a versatile pair of buds being able to offer quality sound across a wide range of genres, Sound quality is well above average and on a par with others. The noise canceling is good, Google use custom six-core audio chip to power the ANC and its really does a good job, better than previous version but still not as good as some others, but still a significant upgrade over the previous versions. Transparency mode is ok. It what I would say is the weakest feature on the Pixel Buds Pro, but they do the job, just not as well as others in this department. Comfort is purely down to the user, I have no issues with the Buds Pro, they don't give me ear fatigue or discomfort. The Pixel Pro Buds do have onboard controls: tap once to play / pause, twice to skip tracks, three times to go back. Press and hold to switch between ANC and transparency, and this gesture can be customized to activate Google Assistant as well. You can also swipe for volume adjustment like on previous buds. Battery on these is as advertised with getting around 7 hours with ANC on and 11 with ANC off which is up there with some of the best. IPX4 is a little low for my liking but the will be fine to workout in as they will be sweat proof. The case is only IPX2 which isn't great at all but should be ok for pulling the case out in a slight shower to put the buds back in or pull out to use, but don't expect any real water resistance. Overall these are the best buds that google has produced. The nightmare connection issues are a thing of the past, the new multipoint connection works great, good ANC and good battery life makes these quite easy to recommend

Google Buds Pro have truly exceeded my expectations in every aspect. From the moment I opened the sleek packaging, I was impressed. The design is sleek, comfortable, and the secure fit ensures they stay in place during any activity. The sound quality is exceptional, delivering rich bass and crystal-clear highs, creating an immersive audio experience. The active noise cancellation is top-notch, effectively blocking out unwanted background noise, allowing me to fully enjoy my music or calls. The touch controls are intuitive and responsive, making it easy to navigate through tracks or answer calls with a simple tap. Additionally, the integration with Google Assistant is seamless, enabling hands-free access to various functions and information. The battery life is impressive, providing hours of uninterrupted use, and the wireless charging case is a convenient bonus. I've used the Buds Pro for phone calls, and the call quality is remarkable, with clear voice transmission and reduced ambient noise. The adaptive sound feature adjusts the audio based on my surroundings, which enhances the overall listening experience. Moreover, the IPX4 water resistance rating ensures they are suitable for workouts or rainy days, giving me peace of mind. Overall, the Google Buds Pro have become an essential part of my daily routine. Whether I'm working out, commuting, or simply relaxing, they never disappoint. The combination of exceptional sound quality, comfortable design, noise cancellation, and Google Assistant integration makes these earbuds a fantastic investment. If you're looking for top-tier wireless earbuds, the Google Buds Pro should be at the top of your list. Highly recommended!

Poor. Kept disconnecting. Only one ear worked. Disappointed

Poor sound, poor features. At least they look kinda cool

I have a Google Pixel 6 that I have mainly tested these earbuds with. The out of box experience was incredibly simple, as my phone detected them as soon as I open their case and I was able to use them right away. There is an Android app for other devices, but the settings and controls are built into my phone. I have tested a few earbuds over the years and they each have their strengths and weaknesses. The Pixel Buds Pro are my first foray into this product line, and honestly, I have a yet to find a weakness in them. I have tried them out for video meetings with my voice being heard quite clearly by others. I have tried them on another Android phone and found that there isn’t really a difference in sound quality if you are able to turn on the Auto EQ function in the app or phone settings. With that said, I started with my benchmark test track, “So What” by Miles Davis on the “Kind of Blue” album. The 3d sound presence is amazing and I could hear details throughout the entire frequency range that are muffled, muddied, or overwhelmed in other earbuds. I then tried listening to some dubstep tracks to try and get that deep bass. Again, I was not disappointed. I sat there questioning whether earbuds could produce the levels of bass I was hearing. Any music I have tried listening to has been a joy to my ears. I don’t normally say this in my reviews, but I will in this one. These are now my favorite earbuds. Besides the stellar sound quality from the Pixel Buds Pro, are its noise cancelling capabilities. With ANC set to full, very little sound gets through from around you, but it’s not enough to miss environmental cues from around you. There is an ambient ANC mode that lets you hear more sound and even speech around you. If I was forced to listen to music all day long, these are what would be in my ears. They are objectively better than many headphones I have used, even those with noise cancelling functionality. I really feel Google nailed it with the Pixel Buds Pro and I have yet to listen to music track that doesn’t sound amazing with these.

It was a mistake, such a high price for so low quality sound, try bose for the same price

The Google Pixel Buds Pro earbuds are a worthy competitor in the very competitive wireless earbuds offerings. After using them for several days I'm very impressed. The earbuds come attractively packaged in a compact box which I appreciated (I really don't like bulky packages that waste space). One nice touch is that the silicone tips come packaged in a little cardboard "pill case" instead of just a little plastic bag. This keeps the tips from deforming, although that isn't a large concern. I need to use large tips and they fit well, although the silicone tips feel a little slippery and I wish they gripped a little better. The earbuds come in a stylish, pocket friendly charging case that has a USB-C port. It did not come with a USB-C cable, which at this price point I would have expected. One thing that surprised me is that the case is capable of wireless charging, but the charger will need to be a flat charger rather than an upright charger like that for phones. The earbuds came fully charged. While I think it's possible to pair the earbuds without using the Pixel Buds app, I used the app to setup everything up. This included a firmware update which took about 5min, and initial setup. Bluetooth pairing was effortless and just worked. I paired them with my Android phone, Windows 11 laptop and Windows 11 desktop PC without issues. The noise cancelling feature is awesome! I'm shocked at how well it works. I sometimes work in environments with moderate background noise and the earbuds filtered that out very well. I even wore them while mowing the lawn and the noise cancelling really helped reduce the mower noise. Sound quality is excellent. I tested with streaming music, streaming movies, and local music from my phone and everything sounded great.

Went through 4 pairs. Garbage. I really wanted to like em.

dont fit my ears even with the extras that they send with the headphones

Nothing special to wrote about at this price point

Doesn’t fit in my left ear. Material quality cheap

Alright, so the Buds Pro really kick it up a notch with their noise-cancelling game. Whether I'm chilling in the park, surviving my commute, or trying to block out the chaos of office life, these buds have got me covered. And let's talk about the transparency mode – genius move. I can jam to my tunes and still catch bike bells, office rumors, and announcements. Now, here's the deal – the battery life is solid, but it taps out around half a day. So, you'll find yourself popping them back into the case for a recharge. Despite this little hiccup, if you're all about drowning out the world or subtly tuning into it, the Buds Pro are a slick choice for top-notch noise cancellation and a versatile audio experience.

Google does software, not hardware. I have had issues with the buds easily falling out. I have tried all 3 sizes with different combinations to no avail. The software experience is great but the design fails.

I love them i wear them all day. They have great battery life and sound fantastic. I can still hear people cuz the transparency mode is great

They still don't fit good. still thinks you are clicking when you are trying to put it back in your ear.

I ended up returning these, because I bought the Google ecosystem and was told that the Google cloud backup is essentially worthless if you don't factory reset your phone. You can't pick and choose what you want to restore from your backups. I returned the Pixel 7 Pro and the watch. I wish Google had a similar app to Samsung's Smart Switch!

They keep loosing connection, calls are poor quality, 1 of them will always go off suddenly and disconnected. For music etc are great not for phone calls at all

The sound quality on these is really good. While listening to some of my favorite songs I was surprised to hear notes and instruments that I never noticed listening on my speakers. The bass response is decent, nice and clear, without being boomy. A few certain notes do distort though, and some notes just don't even try to play, but I kind of expected that as very few headphones can play the super low notes and even some full sized drivers don't play the sub bass frequency very well when the bass really drops low. The highs are beautiful, like sparkling bells, very articulate and well defined. I'd give the sound quality a solid 7 or 8 out of 10. The noise canceling on the other hand doesn't seem to work very well at all. When I put the buds in my ears I can hear a hiss, that turns out is from the HVAC system, which in real life is so quiet it's pretty much un noticeable. However when I put the headphones in it jumps out of the background and is very noticeable. But if I hit the noise canceling feature the hiss goes away... kind of odd that it's able to cleanly cut out a noise that isn't normally noticed unless wearing the headphones, almost like they amplify the noise when not actively canceling it. That would be cool if it also cut all the rest of the background noises as well, but they only seem to be able to cancel the HVAC fan noise, as I could still hear everyone in the room, all the paper shuffling, the printer, the phones ringing, doors opening and closing etc.. pretty close to the same loudness with or without the noise canceling. I COULD hear myself talking better with the noise canceling turned off, but still not as well as just simply removing one ear piece. 1 other issue I experienced is that when I do leave the earpieces in my ears and I try to talk to someone, the sound of myself talking in the earpiece distorts and breaks up, I have a deep voice, and the pass through on the Buds just can't handle it and end up sounding like an old blown out car speaker. Hopefully it works better for others with less bassy voices. I also had an issue with them playing in my pocket if I took them out but put them in my pocket instead of in the included case, sometimes I'd walk into a quiet area only to hear music quietly playing from my pants... I know I had paused my music before I took them out, so somehow they will activate themselves if bumped around together.

The sound quality is amazing. The case is big enough to not lose often, but small enough to carry in a purse or pocket. The battery life, depending on how you use the earbuds, can last over a week, at the most. They are fast to connect and do not give you any discomfort or pain in your ears.