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The good news is that if the Pixel Buds Pro aren’t for you, there are dozens of premium-sounding earbuds available for purchase right now that also feature ANC. The Pixel Buds Pro are the equivalent of Apple’s AirPods Pro in that they’re not audiophile level, but they just work for popping into your ears and getting an enjoyable listening experience. They’re comfortable to wear for hours on end, battery life is great, ANC is good enough to use on an airplane, and the audio quality is suitable for everyday listening. The Pixel Buds Pro are by far Google’s best earbuds without a doubt.

Should You Buy the Google Pixel Buds Pro? Justin Duino / How-To Geek The process will be complete when the LED light blinks white. The light will start to blink again as the earbuds are reset.

Wait 5 to 10 seconds, open the lid, and then press and hold the pairing button on the back of the case until the LED light on the front of the case stops blinking (at least 30 seconds). Next, put the Pixel Buds Pro back in their case and close the lid. From there, choose the option to Forget the earbuds.

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The audio quality is definitely great for anyone just looking to enjoy listening to content, especially on the go.įirst, go to your device’s Bluetooth Settings menu and locate the Google Pixel Buds Pro. I enjoyed using these to listen to any type of music genre, podcast, or movie. Now, if you’re like me (a non-audiophile) and just want a pair of earbuds that sound decent enough across the board, I think you’ll enjoy the Pixel Buds Pro. That doesn’t help much when those frequencies are already elevated. Google does ship a feature called “Volume EQ” that you can enable, but all that does is increase the bass and treble at lower volumes. Unfortunately, a customizable EQ isn’t coming until later in 2022.

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Out of the box, I found that the 11mm dynamic drivers over-emphasize the bass and treble, with the mid coming in a bit muddled. I’ll cut to the chase: if you’re an audiophile, you won’t like the Google Pixel Buds’ sound profile.

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Audio features: Multipoint, Android Audio Switching, ANC, Transparency mode, Volume EQ, Special Audio (coming soon).Blinking yellow: Pixel Buds still have charge left but the charging case has less than 20%.Try closing the lid and re-opening to re-align the buds. Switching white/yellow: Pixel Buds are trying to pair, but one of them is not properly seated in the charging case.Pairing mode will begin automatically if you press and hold the pairing button for 3s during the setup process with a new device. Bouncing white: Pixel Buds are in pairing mode.Solid yellow: One or both earbuds are charging.Solid white: Pixel Buds are fully charged.The light also pulses to indicate battery and pairing status, as detailed below: Around front, you’ll find a single LED light that will either shine white or orange. Looking around the device, you’ll find a USB-C port on the bottom with a physical button around back used to put the earbuds into pairing mode. It’s roughly the size of an egg (but obviously thinner) and is extremely pocketable. The charging case that comes with the Pixel Buds Pro is nearly identical to that of the Pixel Buds (2020) and Pixel Buds A-Series. You can also swipe forward or backward to raise or lower the volume. A single tap plays or pauses your music, double-tapping skips forward, triple-tapping goes backward, and long-pressing can either switch between listening modes (ANC, Transparency mode, and off) or activate Google Assistant. The controls on the Pixel Buds Pro are easy to use and work surprisingly well. Taking a look around the bud, you’ll find three microphones (more on their performance below), a sensor for in-ear detection, two pogo pin pads for charging, and a capacitive touch surface for controlling the media you’re listening to.