Google Pixel Buds Pro review: Now this is better

Google has released several versions of the Pixel Buds over the years. While the original was a failed attempt at smart wireless earphones, the follow-up Pixel Buds 2 achieved success as a true wireless model, and the affordable Pixel Buds A-Series was recognized by many as a great pair of wireless in-ears under $100 to beat the Apple AirPods. Now, the Android giant aims to conquer the noise-cancelling ear buds market with the all-new Pixel Buds Pro.

For this fourth-generation model, Google added active noise cancellation (ANC), Bluetooth multipoint, longer battery life, stronger wind resistance, and new sound features including Volume EQ and Spatial Audio. The company has also made some noteworthy decisions in key areas that affect comfort, charging, and price.

Want to know how these flagship buds perform? Our full Google Pixel Buds Pro review breaks it all down. For more, check out our Pixel Buds Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro(opens in new tab) face-off.

You can purchase the Google Pixel Buds Pro for $199 / £179 / AU$299 at major online retailers, including Amazon(opens in new tab), Best Buy(opens in new tab) and B&H(opens in new tab), or via Google Store(opens in new tab). It is available in four colors: charcoal, coral, fog (gray), and lemongrass. Inside the box are a wireless charging case, three sets of different sized tips, user guide, and a safety guide.