Google Pixel Buds A-Series - Wireless Earbuds - Headphones with Bluetooth - Compatible with Android - Clearly White

I was kind of skeptical at first when I decided to buy these - there were other earbuds I was considering at the time at around the same price range, and I had a pair of $20 buds at home that were still somewhat working. But, I decided to take a shot and honestly, I'm really surprised with how well these work. Bluetooth communication between the buds and my Pixel 6 have been amazing outside of one weird incident towards the beginning where music was choppy, but a quick restart on my phone fixed that. I've left my phone in my office a few times, and I can get a pretty good distance before noticing dropouts too, so it's nice not to always need the phone on my hip for these to work. Though, these do not support multipoint - afraid if you want to connect to multiple devices at the same time with a Pixel bud, you'll need to step up to the Pixel Buds Pro. Audio quality has been really good as well. I'm no audiophile by any means, but I do listen to a lot of EDM/Techno/Jazz and nothing really sounds muted. There is a setting to do Bass Boost within the Bluetooth settings that silently get installed when pairing the Buds for the first time to your phone, but I've yet to experiment with it. ANC isn't a feature on here, but just the fit of the earbuds do isolate the music to some degree from the world around. And the fit was surprisingly comfortable - the extra wing of support keeps the buds in place well that I rarely have to adjust them. Lastly, I was kind of worried about the battery before purchasing. I'd prefer something that would last my whole work day, and surprisingly, these do! Mind you, I typically only have a single bud in while I'm working because a lot of people walk into my office, but I'll swap buds around lunch time when it starts to get low on battery. They charge quickly - I'd say I could pull out my bud in about 20 minutes to it being mostly, if not fully charged. From this, I'd say I get about a week's worth of battery charge with the case. My only major complaint is that I hate that there's no tactile buttons on the buds themselves. You have to tap the G on your earbuds to bring up the Assistant, stop/play music, etc. but sometimes I'll be tapping all around the bud just trying to find that sweet spot because touch detection can be a little iffy. But, compared to my previous earbud set, this is a significant upgrade.

I left them in my pockets on accident and put them through the washing machine and the dryer without noticing until the very end. THESE THINGS STILL WORK. The audio, the connection, the touch sensors. Im baffled. Me and my untreated adhd will continue to rebuy them every time I lost them.

Venturing into the realm of the Google Pixel Buds, I embarked on a journey of exploration that spanned across platforms, including iPhone and Windows computer usage. This review aims to offer a comprehensive perspective on the capabilities of these wireless earbuds, in comparison to other popular options. To be honest I tried them out because they were on supersale during Prime Day. So why not! The Pixel Buds shine brightly in several aspects. Their design, minimalistic and comfortable, ensures a snug fit suitable for both workouts and daily activities. The sound quality, characterized by crisp audio and punchy bass, impressed me across a variety of musical genres. Google's adaptive sound feature, dynamically adjusting volume based on surroundings, further enhanced the listening experience. As an iPhone user I love Airpods but they are pretty pricey. Speaking of alternatives, let's talk about the AirPods. The Pixel Buds stack up well in terms of sound quality and the real-time translation feature, giving them a distinct edge. I have found the battery to be pretty good and have not had to recharge nearly as often as my Airpod Pros. Considering the AirPods, while they integrate seamlessly with Apple devices, the Pixel Buds' compatibility with different platforms is a plus. Additionally, the Pixel Buds' noise canceling and translation capabilities broaden their appeal beyond audio quality alone. To sum it up, the Google Pixel Buds offer a solid package. Their design, audio quality, and innovative features position them as strong contenders in the wireless earbud market. Though a few minor drawbacks exist, they deliver an enjoyable audio journey. Whether you lean towards the Google ecosystem or seek versatile wireless earbuds with modern touches, the Pixel Buds are well worth your consideration. So I say, if they are on SUPERSALE give them a spin!

From the reviews and price I was on the fence. I decided to bite the bullet and buy these mostly because of the price and that they are Google like my 7 pro. I've had several buds favorite being a pair of Bose that are discontinued, sounded great connected easily and after several years and my sweat , maybe not cleaning them better, they are pretty beat up. Still working but controls have fallen off hahah. Ok back to the review, issues trying to hang up a call , can't ever tell unless I'm staring at my cell, should have some sort of confirmation sound or something. Additionally, Not having a separate app for them is where I feel it's a unfulfilling and limited experience. You can't tailor the sound, they are not very loud; obviously buds would not be safe to use if too loud but my other buds both Bose still sound better only slightly because the difference in volume, the Google buds do shine when talking fidelity. I have some other less known over the head headphones and earbuds by Soundcore which sounds good but these are super clear just no adjustments. I download an equalizer app which helps. I can live with most of these small shortcomings since they were not very expensive but for 100 dollars I would have like better controls , better fit. I have the same fit issues as other reviews have mentioned. I don't like over the ear buds with the little accessories to hold in place so I stick with this type. The other ones I have which are the Bose beat up and all from sweat and the Soundcore earbuds fit much better. Google little case is annoying too, should have come with a little cord to secure the charging case or at least a less slippery material for the surface, Im always feeling I'm going to lose it at the gym or anywhere. Still think of returning them but trying to work with them cause although the are not very loud they do sound great. Battery life still have not used enough ,earbuds weight would probably help if they were a bit heavier would help with fit and about range, not too sure yet.

The Google pixel buds, a series or a really fantastic series. I have used them for the past 3 years. I went through a Google pixel 6 and now currently are on a Google pixel 8. I will say for the Google pixel 6 it worked phenomenally and it does also with the Google pixel 8. Although I would recommend probably getting the Google pixel buds pro or buds pro 2 if you have a Google pixel that is above or is Google pixel 8. But these Google pixel buds are a great product. Highly recommend to anyone with a Google pixel! 👍🏿💪🏿

Love them! Three years with them and +2000km running and they are still going strong. They have accompanied me on multiple trips and also in multiple half marathons. After all this time they still have great sound and battery lasts around 4-5 hours of use.

Ok, so I really only bought these because I was curious about the difference between the $10-20 earbuds I was used to using (with no real functional complaints) versus a more expensive, near-premium experience. I had also just bought a Pixel phone, so I figured, what the heck, let's get the ecosystem since I'd never fully done that before (I also bought the Pixel watch). And honestly, while they're fine and the audio is great and the easy connection to a Google phone is convenient, I'm not sure it's $60-80 better than the cheap stuff we buy and replace all the time. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's nice to have Google assistant on call, handsfree, especially after I've gotten so used to using it at home that I sometimes call out to Google in public places only to catch myself mid ”Hey Goo-." But honestly, most earbuds at least allow you to press and call Google or Alexa, so again, my quibble isn't we with the buds being good. They are. But if you're a practical spender like me and also have a tight budget (or just don't want to spend more than you have to), I'd put it like this: these earbuds are more than worth the money if calling Google assistant anywhere, at anytime with just a whisper is super important to you. Otherwise, save a few bucks and get something in the $40-60 range and you'll still get 95% of what comes with these. But if you have the money to spend and don't care too much, yeah, these are fine. They fit fine, they last for a decent amount of time, and the charging case feels premium. But I was a bit underwhelmed after using em for a bit because I guess I expected something that would fundamentally raise my expectations for earbuds moving forward and I don't think these did that. I'll probably still switch between these and my $10 buds from time to time, probably keeping these in the car since the house wired with Google inside.

I've had my Pixel Buds A series for a couple months shy of a year. I've really enjoyed them and use them every day when I'm cooking breakfast. They might get up to 1 hour a day use from me. The sound quality is very good, they are comfortable in the ears, and I like how well they work with my Pixel phone. I like the appearance, charging case and fit/finish of these more than AirPods. Recently the left earbud lost at least 50% of its volume, and is fading more every day. It's the same thing that happens with cheaper wired earbuds after a few months... volume loss, then eventually it stops working all together. So I was disappointed that the same thing seems to be happening with these Pixel buds, which are not cheap earbuds. I take care of my earbuds and keep them clean and free of debris, so that's not the issue. Apparently these aren't built to last. I had expected these to last as long as AirPods, but that's not been my experience. One other issue I've had with them is that often when you place them back in the charging case, they don't charge. Next time you go to put them on, they don't work because they will completely discharge on their own. Apparently there's an issue with the earbud's charging pin making contact with the one in the charging case -- it doesn't always make contact. Thankfully, the case's LED blinks to let you know when it's detected the earbud and is charging it, but you just have to make sure you watch it. It often takes me a few tries before I can get it to work. This has been an issue as long as I've had these. It's only a minor annoyance and I suspect it's a minor design flaw that they'll eventually remedy in manufacturing.

Muy buenos audífonos, se escuchan muy bien y se adaptan muy bien al ecosistema de Google

One of the best thing i buyed from amazon first time and its a really good experience thank you

i got the pixel earbuds and ita 💯 legit ❤️

Good price, great delivery

I use these ALL the time. Perfect for work, stay in my ear while I run, scooter, climb ladders and do heavy lifting. They charge super fast, and have really clear sound. The battery lasts quite a long time, and I love that I can use one at a time if I want to prolong the use of the battery, while the other earbud charges in the case. The bass is also pretty good. For a nice price range product, I love them. After about 6 hrs of wearing them straight my ears do start to get sore, but that's pretty typical for most earplugs/earbuds. Very nice tactile click to them when they open and close, but because I'm afraid of losing them I bought a fitted case that locks for them. Problem solved!