Google Pixel Buds Pro review
Google's Pixel buds Pro add active noise cancellation and transparency modes, but trouble with fitting and unexceptional audio disappoint.
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Scores
- Design: 7/10
- Performance: 7.5/10
- Overall: 7.3/10
Pros
- Noise cancellation works well
- Good battery life
- Amazing for Google Translate
Cons
- Hard to get a good fit
- Slippery design
- Limited control customisation
Google’s Pixel Buds Pro true wireless headphones are one of the best reasons so far to put Google in your ears. As long as you can get them to fit, that is.
The fourth generation of Pixel earbuds have dealt with a lot of the problems that plagued previous versions of Pixel Buds. The design is simple, the Bluetooth connection stable and the audio quality is solid.
Being “Pro”-grade earbuds, you also get features like noise cancellation and the ability to connect to two devices at once.
But while Google has done a lot to improve the quality of its own product, it is a few steps behind the best wireless earbuds on the market.
