Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 - Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation – Bluetooth Headphones - Peony

Loving the sound quality and the app is great to specialize the areas your listening to in, but I have smaller ears and I'm having a hard time keeping them in my ears especially if I talk or chew which sucks cuz I'm someone that can't listen to music without singing along 😭 but there is hooks for ears that I guess u can attach to different earbuds so I ordered some even though there's none specifically for pixel buds which is a big bummer so hopefully the hooks fit if not I might have to send them back which would suck cuz I absolutely love these buds ... They're VERY loud and great quality I work in a CNC factory and they're exposed to crazy metal and water daily and haven't broke which is saying a lot cuz I've broken many phones at my work but not the pixel buds (well not yet). Also they have a tracking feature in the app for any chance of loosing them which is also great cuz I'm clumsy as hell

These are amazing especially for Android. First they set themselves up and u can go to adaptive sound settings when you play music and use the pull down menu to figure out wt u like the most- for me it was Vocal and adapted the other settings until I loved the sound. I made a call and they said I sound super clear. I was a Beats loyalist but with the sale to Apple they cater to smh! My Beats died after 3+ yrs. Love the technology now! Amazing. You might find me dancing in the supermarket 🤣

Me encantan, llevo más de medio año con ellos y no tengo queja alguna, al usar otros formatos de audífonos, extraño el nivel de cancelación de sonido de estos.

the noise cancelling on these is absolutely phenomenal. Once I got the right size tips attached (four different sizes are included which is great) they fit nice and snug. I don't feel like I need to be constantly readjusting them to make sure they don't fall out.

UPDATE (May 2025): Whelp, its gotten worse. The left earbud is almost unusable. It gives feedback like a microphone when someone is nervous on stage in an 80s movie. Sometimes it's unbearable, sometimes I can power through it and adjust them to fit less snug so it's not as bad. I'm honestly really disappointed. Hoping maybe I just got a lemon? I'm not sure, considering the top option on the troubleshooting page is "Audio Issues" and I'm experiencing 5/6 of the suggested audio issues after 2 months of having them. I have a feeling these issues are really common if they are front and center on the page. I could get over the occasional lack of audio because the fix just requires putting them back in the case and taking them out again. Even the occasional skipping was tolerable. But now sometimes the volume is just SO LOW even when it's cranked all the way up on my phone, and more and more people are telling me they can't hear me on calls. When I first got them people said the call audio was impeccable. I could wash dishes and have a full conversation without the other person hearing s ton of background. I've done ALL of their troubleshooting techniques to a T and now the only option is to send them back to Google directly where they will then hang onto them for 10 days to assess if it's covered under warranty, then it'll take another 5-7 days to get them back. I use my earbuds every day at work. I don't want to go two weeks without them! Currently working with Amazon to see if I can return them here instead but I got them on sale previously... I'll have to pay $50 more just to try again and see if I can get a pair that works as intended or if they truly did just do an awful job on this iteration. It's sad, cause the fit is great, and when they're working correctly I LOVE them. I don't want to go back to the A series but if the second pair doesn't work out... I may have to. ORIGINAL (March 2025): They're really really nice... When they work. I think Google has some sort of software issue to figure out because 1-5 times a week they'll just stop playing audio despite the audio player saying the music/podcast/video is still playing. Google seems to be aware of the issue because there is an EXTENSIVE help article detailing potential fixes. Those fixes include turning Bluetooth off and on again, putting your earbuds back in the case, forgetting and reconnecting your earbuds, restarting your phone, and resetting the earbuds themselves. I wouldn't be mad if it only happened once or twice but the fact that this has happened multiple times a week in the two weeks I've had them is a bit annoying. Aside from the software/Bluetooth connection issue, I love them! I was nervous they wouldn't be as comfortable as the A-series. The Pro 1s were way too uncomfortable for my small ears but the design of the Pro 2s is way way better. I'd say the A-series is just slightly more comfortable, but the features that come with the Pro 2s are so worth it. The assistant is more repsonsive, the ANC and transparency modes are so useful, and the skip/volume gestures are easy to use and get the hang of.