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

Simply wow! Background for me is, galaxy s24 FE phone. I have linkbuds s, galaxy buds2 pro and buds3 pro, Huawei freebuds pro 4. These sound insanely good, the anc is on par with the galaxy buds 3 pro which is a genuine surprise. Bluetooth connection is rock solid, le audio is available after a software update. This update was waiting and took 15 minutes to install, also gives you adaptive anc option, but I just have plain anc on. 3 hours of listening at 70%volume, aac codec, anc on and the buds are at 81%!!! That is simply mental battery life. 5 band eq, several presets, I chose "balanced" preset and just tweaked the bass up a little. I can not over emphasise how great these sound, these are going to be goto pair from now on. Twist fit works perfectly, upped the tips to the large and you literally don't know you're wearing them, superb. Tap controls are faultless. It takes a lot to impress me. But Google, you have played a blinder with these beauties. Wireless charging on my galaxy duo charger works perfectly. Paid £144 new on amazon black Friday, but at the normal £219 these are still worth it. Mind blown!

Absolutely fantastic 😊 sound quality is excellent, it rivals any of the best buds, obviously pairs exceptionally well with my pixel 10 Pro XL. There's a seamless link between phone and buds . The battery life is decent, you get a few hours of use before you need to charge them, not totally sure how long they last . They don't annoy me with the battery life so I guess it's ok. These are the first buds that actually stay in my ears without falling out. Noise cancelling is very good too. I could go on but I'd only singing it's praises further Definitely a sound investment 😁

Google Pixel buds pro are the best listening experience I have encountered although the noise suppression in the lower frequencies is not as good as the previous set I had from 4 years ago. They integrate well with voice assistant through your android phone and fit your ear without protruding so you can wear them comfortably under for instance your ski helmet and take calls in difficult conditions without hassle. My only regret is they are great while hiking, running or cycling because the passthrough mode keeps you completely aware of your surroundings but you can't reliably secure them, so it's an expensive loss if you accidentally lose one in the undergrowth.

Google pixel Buds Pro 2. Bought as refurbished but came in sealed box. Perfect as new condition. Excellent sounds, fit takes a bit of practice but once you perfect it they are hardly noticeable. Good touch features that are not triggered by hats or accident. Good talk to chat feature which is not triggered by "leave it' but will respond to "Oh no. What are you eating now?" When dog walking. This feature pauses tunes including live radio, which can be confusing with time checks. I eq via wavelet. Works fine with samsung tv with no lag. My main phone is s24+. Works perfectly even if I lose the live translation feature. I'll live without it. Great sound great price.

Absolutely LOVE these!! :DDDD Works perfectly with my pixel phone and pixel watch. Everything connects instantly and smoothly. Setup was fast, touch controls work great, and features like find my device and conversation detection are actually useful. The sound quality is top-notch: deep bass, clear vocals, and amazing ANC that really blocks out the world without killing the details. Battery life is insane, lasts all day with ANC on and still has charge left. Wireless charging is super convenient. Build quality feels premium, both the earbuds and the case. The porcelain colour is beautiful. The fit is super comfortable, light, secure, and I can wear them for hours without any pressure. Not the cheapest, but totally worth it for the comfort, performance, and perfect integration with Pixel devices. Honestly, best earbuds I’ve used so far.

I have the Pixel Buds A series and have been using them for a few years now. I love them: the case is high quality, they fit really nicely in my ear and do not fall out. I use them mainly for audiobooks and for this they are perfect. Recently I have been looking at purchasing some new buds as I'm interested in ANC and transparency modes (neither of which the a series have). Also my a series are not very loud and just don't hit the spot if I'm listening to music. I'm a big Pixel fan so the buds pro 2 piqued my interest. I went for the porcelain option to match my Pixel 9 pro XL. When they arrived I was pleasantly surprised by the quality case and small size of the buds (I am really not a fan of large buds that protrude right out of your ears). I used these for a day and these are my findings: Good: Small size, Nice case, Simple setup instructions and easy to use through settings (not a downloadable app), Good bass. Transparency mode lets you hear what's going on around you (and stops your wife getting angry for not hearing what she's saying). Bad: Don't seem to stay in my ears as well as the a series due to a different style of "wing". ANC does remove some noise but is certainly not as good as I was expecting. Touch controls seem a bit temperamental, Expensive. After a day I decided that I really couldn't justify paying £200 for earbuds that don't really seem to add much over the pair of a series I already have and that don't really stay in my ears that well and returned them.

I bought these after thoroughly researching both these and the newer Pixel Buds 3 Pro. I can say with absolute certainty these are far better received than the newer sets that aim for a more Apple Airpods aesthetic. These fit into the ear more securely and are, in my opinion, better especially for any physical rasks. The newer ones feel like a different product, just blending into that beige noise of Airpods aesthetics that all the big industries are currently employing. I waited until the lovely mint green colour was back in stock and snapped them up. Install the pixel buds app and you're most likely going to like either the Default setting or Heavy bass setting depending on what phone you're using. The sound quality exceeded my expectations right out of the box. It's worth noting that they come installed with the Medium eartips, but if the fit feels a little off (they felt just a tad too large in my ears and therefore hurt a little after an hour) - so try going up or down a size. youll know you have the right tips on if they; A- Don't hurt after an hour of continuous use and B- feel secure and "locked in" and twist in and stay in easily without resistance. Lastly - The ANC is sooooo good on these. They even come in clutch when not playing if you hate the noise of your partner eating! Having done my due diligence, I confidently recommend you buy these over the Buds 3 unless you prefer the design and a few specific minor dhanges. I do hope they return this unapologetically "Google" aesthetic when they release buds 4 pro as they stand out and are immediately recognisable. 10/10 (2025).

Returned them within a couple hours of receiving them. Loved the case and wireless charging and how seamlessly they coupled with my Pixel 9... BUT... They're earbuds and the bottom line is earbuds need to sound good, especially at this price. And they didn't. Far from it, in fact. I made sure I had a perfect seal in both ears, I tweaked the EQ, I re-twisted and re-seated the buds in my ears. Un-paired and re-paired. Nothing made any difference. The sound they produced was just flat, completely unexciting, and with so little bass I actually wondered if I had a faulty set. Then I looked on Reddit and it seems I'm far from alone. Some users reported sending 3-5 sets back because they also assumed they must've been unlucky and kept getting faulty units. This encouraged me to check out Google's dedicated help & faq site where I immediately noticed a message that read "Due to the latest device launch we are expecting higher than normal contact volume" - Gee, I wonder why that might be!? My Nothing Ear (a)'s absolutely blow these buds away when it comes to sound quality and they cost less than half the price. There's literally no comparison. In fact, even my budget set of Sony WF-C500 that I've owned for years sounded substantially more exciting and delivered more of a punch... And they only set me back about £40. I honestly got the impression Google were so focused on the design and all the clever Googley stuff they crammed into them, they forgot to pay attention to the one thing that matters most: How they sound. Also, no hi-res audio support (LDAC or otherwise) which surely is a must on a pair of buds in this price range in 2025. In short, a huge disappointment.