Testseek.com have collected 88 expert reviews of the Google Pixel Buds A Series and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel Buds A Series.
June 2021
(78%)
88 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(87%)
632 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
78010088
The editors liked
Nice relaxed sound with a choice of light bass or a little more
Surprisingly spacious soundstage
Very comfortable to wear
Decent value
The editors didn't like
No noise cancellation
Adaptive sound is hit and miss
Requires an Android phone to get the most out of the earphones
Fast Pair makes connecting to your Android device very easy, Flagship level audio quality, Very convenient and helpful features like live translation, Great price
No active noise cancellation, No wireless charging
Undoubtedly, if you're an Android user, the Google Pixel Buds A-Series is the best experience you're going to get in terms of wireless headphones. While these earbuds lose out on features like ANC, they deliver flagship sound quality and features at a ver...
Abstract: The Pixel Buds (2nd Gen), as good as they sounded on paper and as comfortable as they were in the ear, were a bust for Google. Those first true wireless buds from Google clearly had hardware flaws that couldn't be fixed with software. The list of complain...
This one in our hand is a white Pixel Buds A. The all-white design looks very smooth, whether it is in-ear or the box. There is also a green color scheme. It's also pretty.The Pixel Buds A series is totally worth $99. I would like to say that they are mor...
I've got the white Pixel Buds A, but Google also offers them in a sage green color. I really like the all white design, they're slick looking both in-ear and in the case. You can order the Pixel Buds A directly from Google or pick them up from your local...
Published: 2021-07-06, Author: Taylor , review by: androidpolice.com
Identical to last year's. Very good, Again, same as the Pixel Buds 2020. Super comfy, These cost $99 and do almost everything last year's $179 Pixel Buds do
Reduced from last year's model, but still perceptible (to some people, at least), I've used sub-$50 earbuds with wireless charging
Abstract: Now the appearance of the Pixel Buds & Pixel Buds A-Series are the same w/ minor detail differences. So you got the same design on the earbuds as it retains the rubber stabilizer arcs, the matte-finish touchpad design, the silicon ear tips, in-ear detecti...
Lightweight comfortable fit, Integrates well with Android experience, Touch controls work great, IPX4 rating
Too quiet, Adaptive Sound is distracting
If you don't mind quiet output, these lightweight earphones are comfortable and work seamlessly with your Android device. The IPX4 rating makes them a great option for those who live in rainy climates or athletes, and the microphone quality is quite good...
