Testseek.com have collected 104 expert reviews of the Google Pixel Buds and the average rating is 62%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel Buds.
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104 Reviews
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11 Reviews
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The editors liked
Translation feature works
Decent battery life
Cute little soft case
Made for folks who still like earbuds (how many are left?)
Battery performance isn't bad
The Google Pixel Buds are lightweight wireless earphones that offer a relatively comfortable fit and decent sound in non-noisy environments. They wrap up nicely to fit in a very compact charging case that delivers multiple extra charges on the go. Their t
The editors didn't like
Translation doesn't always work
Poor ergonomics
Quickly uncomfortable
Volume differences are crazy
Low to high
With little in between
Controls are super fussy
Translation feature seems fiddly at best
Storage of the earbuds is specific to one method of winding them up
Expensive
Their open design lets in a lot of ambient sound. The "real-time" translation feature is only available to Pixel phone owners
But isn't a big leap beyond the existing Translate app. Bluetooth pairing can be more cumbersome than it should be
Published: 2017-11-15, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Visually attractive, Includes battery case, Solid bass,
Google Assistant and Google Translate features aren't any better than just using the phone apps on their own, Uncomfortable earbud design, Sound quality does not measure up for the price
Despite the promise of helpful voice assistant features, with its Pixel Buds, Google combines an uncomfortable design, mediocre performance, and a high price tag for an unappealing pair of wireless headphones...
Published: 2017-11-15, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Google Assistant is fast and helpful, Pairing process with Android phones is easy, Tap-controls are straightforward
Design isn't truly wireless, Sound quality is middling, Google Translate can be awkward and requires Pixel 2, Carrying case is large and fiddly
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Abstract: Google's very first pair of headphones go on sale November 17 for $159, and we got a pair to test out their ability to translate 40 languages, play music, ping notifications in your ear, and power Google Assistant commands like ordering a pizza, getting...
Abstract: The Google Pixel Buds are now available for purchase and pre-orders have begun to ship to those early adopters. Thanks to Google, we have a review pair in-house to give you a preview before yours arrive or in case you were on the fence about purchasing th...
Abstract: This post originally appeared on AndroidAuthority.com.The Google Pixel 2 and the Pixel 2 XL don't feature headphone jacks anymore, but to sweeten the pill, Google has a a new pair of wireless earbuds that are powered by Google Assistant. Here is our first...
Published: 2020-07-20, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
small, stable, open fit with eartip, good sound, good case, solid battery life, great gestures, Fast Pair, Google Assistant, USBC, wireless charging, AAC
not much sound isolation, no noise cancelling, can't connect to two devices at the same time, no aptX, stabiliser wing not adjustable
The second-generation Google Pixel Buds are a significant improvement on the first with a fairly unique combination of an open-air-like fit with the full sound that requires a silicone ear tip.The combination will please those that hate the “plugged in” f...
When I saw the Pixel Buds announced at last years I/O event, I was very interested to see just how good they were for music quality. However, most of all I wanted to use the built-in Google Assistant features.Whilst the instant translation feature wowed m...
Published: 2018-01-23, Author: James , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Abstract: DSIf you've bought a new smartphone in the last two years you might have noticed that many manufacturers appears to be ditching their headphone ports.Although wireless headphones were at the same time becoming more and more prevalent, even this, at first...
Published: 2018-01-21, Author: James , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Abstract: DSIf you've bought a new smartphone in the last two years you might have noticed that many manufacturers appears to be ditching their headphone ports.Although wireless headphones were at the same time becoming more and more prevalent, even this, at first...
While the earbuds only offer five hours of listening time, they come with a charging case which can be used to prolong the listening time to up to 24 hours, Despite being made by Google, they actually work with both Android devices and iPhones when used w
The sound quality was disappointing, there's plenty of treble but a lack of deep bass and bight high notes, The battery life without the charging case is disappointing at just five hours
Those with access to Google Assistant on their smartphones will get the most out of these in-ear wireless headphones. Comfortable and simple to set up but lacking in sound quality, Google's first attempt at headphones is valiant but falls a little short...
