Google Pixel Buds A-Series – Wireless Earbuds – Headphones with Bluetooth – Compatible with Android – Sea

A great set of Earbuds for a non-premium price
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.

Love these Google Pixel Ear Buds!
These are really easy to connect to my phone. My kids have stepped on these a few times when they pulled them out of my purse and they didn’t break. The phone call quality and mic work great! I can hear without any issues and if my kids are in the background, I switch my call to one of these so I can hear the conversation.They are not 100% noise canceling but they work well. Without playing music or a phone call, it feels like I have swimmers ear because of how muffled the noises are. While playing music I can’t hear anything other than the music itself.I have small ears and can only use the ear buds that usually have a hook, so I was cautious about using these at first but the small thing on them that helps them stay in your ears is PERFECT!

Best part about these is they stay put in your ear. They do not come loose even after wearing them for a while.The sound is good. Fairly clear but seem pointed to the high mids. That is until you enable the bass boost. Almost too much bass for me!Passive noise cancellation is mediocre.Connectivity is great.I consider these a worthy upgrade from cheaper wireless earbuds I’ve owned. The cheap earbud market does not seem to have any winners at this time so I’m glad I have these a try.Make sure you go to the settings and allow them to see nearby devices! This is how I unlocked the eq

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