At $99, the new Google Pixel Buds A-Series just might be the perfect budget-friendly true wireless earbuds, complete with custom-designed 12mm dynamic speaker drivers that offer full, clear and natural sound. Want extra thump? Simply activate Bass Boost, and thanks to a spatial vent designed to reduce in-ear pressure, you’ll get an even better seal than its predecessors. Each one of these earbuds also connects to the main device playing audio to ensure strong individual transmission power. Read more for two videos, including an early hands-on review.
One other cool feature is Adaptive Sound, which increases or decreases the volume based on your surroundings, making it perfect for when moving from a quiet room into a noisy area. When making or receiving calls, beamforming mics focus on your voice and reduce outside noise for crystal clear audio quality. When fully charged, you’ll get around 5-hours of listening time or up to 24-hours using the included charging case. Available for pre-order now in the US and Canada, with deliveries beginning on June 17.
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Google Assistant is built right into the Pixel Buds A-Series. You can get quick hands-free help to check the weather, get an answer, change the volume, or have notifications read to you with a simple ‘Hey Google.’ You can do more than just ask questions, though — for example, you can get real-time translation in more than 40 languages right in your ear while using a Pixel or Android 6.0+ phone,” said the company.
