**Unboxing and Hands-On: Google Pixel Buds Pro**

I recently had the chance to unbox and try out the latest offering from Google, the Pixel Buds Pro. These sleek and stylish earbuds promise to deliver exceptional sound quality, long battery life, and advanced features that set them apart from the competition.

**Comfort and Fit**

One of the standout features of the Pixel Buds Pro is their comfort and fit. I'm a bit of a sweaty runner, and I appreciate how well these buds stay in place during my workouts. The ear tips are designed to be customizable, with three size options that come in the box. This allows you to pick the perfect fit for your ears, ensuring a comfortable and secure listening experience.

I was pleased to find that the Pixel Buds Pro stayed put even after a few head bangs or sweaty gym sessions. I also tried taking off a sweater hoodie, beanie, and other headgear without issue - it's clear that Google has designed these buds with practicality in mind. The earbuds are also remarkably comfortable for extended wear, lasting around three hours before I start to feel a bit of discomfort.

**Audio Quality**

The audio quality on the Pixel Buds Pro is indeed impressive. The 12mm dynamic speaker drivers provide a rich and balanced sound that's satisfyingly loud. I was particularly impressed by the bass response, which is well-suited for music genres like hip-hop and electronic dance music.

One feature worth noting is Adaptive Sound, which adjusts the volume automatically as you move between quiet and noisy environments. This clever technology ensures that your music stays at a comfortable level, even in crowded or distracting spaces.

**Design and Durability**

The Pixel Buds Pro have an IPX4 rating, making them resistant to splashing water and sweat. While Google assures us that this protection is not permanent, it's reassuring to know that these buds are designed to withstand the rigors of daily wear and tear. The earbuds themselves are a pleasure to look at, with sleek and modern designs that fit seamlessly into any outfit.

**Google Assistant Integration**

One of the most impressive features on the Pixel Buds Pro is its integration with Google Assistant. With just a few taps, you can access your assistant and get answers to questions, send messages, or make calls. The earbuds also come with a touchpad that serves as the main control interface - simply tap once to answer a call, twice to reject it, and so on.

For music lovers, the Pixel Buds Pro offer a range of intuitive controls: tap once to play or pause your music, twice to skip tracks, and three times to rewind. The same controls work for both earbuds, making it easy to switch between them seamlessly. You can also use the "Okay Google" command to activate your assistant directly from within the buds.

**Battery Life and Charging**

The Pixel Buds Pro promise up to five hours of listening time on a single charge, although Google claims that with regular use, you can get up to 24 hours of playback time. I found that these estimates hold true, especially if you pop them back into their case for a quick top-up.

Charging is quick and convenient, too - simply plug the buds into your device or leave them on a wireless charging pad overnight. The included charging case provides an additional two hours of listening time, making it easy to keep your ears entertained all day long.

**Live Translation Feature**

Perhaps the most exciting feature on the Pixel Buds Pro is its Live Translation technology. This innovative feature allows you to have real-time conversations with people who speak different languages - simply say "Hey Google, help me translate [language]" and receive a translation in your ear or on your phone screen. The feature works surprisingly well, although I did notice that it can be a bit finicky at times.

**GadgetMatch Verdict**

Overall, the Pixel Buds Pro are an impressive set of wireless earbuds that offer exceptional sound quality, long battery life, and advanced features that set them apart from the competition. While they may not be the cheapest option on the market, their sleek designs and high-quality materials make them a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to upgrade their audio experience.

If you're an Android user, particularly a Pixel owner, then these earbuds are definitely worth considering. However, if you're an iPhone user, you may want to look elsewhere - AirPods simply work better with iPhones. Nonetheless, I'm excited to have the Pixel Buds Pro in my ears and can't wait to see what other features and updates Google has in store for these earbuds.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwireless earbuds these days it seems like everyone who makes a phone also makes them Apple Samsung kwame LG and Google yep the new pixel buds - are here and in this video we'll take a closer look to find out if they're your gadget batch late last year when Google announced the pixel for in pixel 4 XL they also announced a new set of wireless earbuds the pixel buds - but that was the last we heard of it six long months later I finally have them this is our Google pixel buds - unboxing and hands on hi everyone I'm Michael Josh and you're watching gadget much I hope you guys had an amazing weekend I did I spent a lot of time playing Animal Crossing and working on this video so if you guys love fresh tech content and gadget reviews please hit that subscribe button and that Bell icon we're working towards hitting that 1 million subscriber mark and we would love it if you could help contribute to our goal all right let's get started okay so this box literally just arrived and we only have the weekend to try them out so let's not waste any time it's a pretty box up front you see how the buds look like and over here on the side the case and on the back how it looks like on someone okay let's tear off the plastic so we can open it up lift first up the pixel buds - it's all wrapped up but we immediately get a sense of the size of its case I like it it feels balanced okay further inside silicone tips so you can get the best fit these are probably large and small with the medium pair on by default next up a USB a two USBC cable there's a cable but you'll have to bring your own charger and last but not least an instruction manual okay I'm excited let's get this wrapper off and begin the setup process to set up all you have to do is flip open the case and if you're using a pixel you should get this pump I'm using my pixel 3a for this because I did my iPhone se versus pixel three a video you can click over here to watch that I noticed I also got the same problem my samsung galaxy s 20 plus if you don't get the prompt you can just press the pairing button over here on the back and manually connect from the Bluetooth settings of your phone that's how I paired it with my iPhone okay now on to our hands-on let's start with design the case is egg-shaped or capsule-shaped I have them and clearly white but they're also available in almost black quite MIT and Oso Orange clearly why it is actually more of an off-white color with a matte finish and a black line that runs underneath the lid and carries through inside in terms of size they're roughly the same size as the regular air pods but the actual buds themselves are much smaller than anything I've reviewed unlike ear pods the pixel buds to have a matte rubbery finish to them and don't have that little stick that comes down they're meant to be more low-profile and are just a tad bit smaller than the galaxy buds in the year these are the nicest looking wireless buds I've tried they're designed to sit almost flush with the ears something I really appreciate Google says the thinking behind this is so it doesn't get caught when you're trying to remove your sweater for example which happens to me a lot with my air pods or get in the way when say you're wearing earrings let's talk about fit a bit more Google being Google says that they've scanned thousands of ears to come up with a design that fits as many people as comfortably as possible what I like is that there are three size tips that come in the box so you can pick the one that fits your ears best and pro tip sometimes that's a different size for each ear when I put them in I like to give them a twist to make sure they're on now unfortunately it rained all weekend and I haven't been on any runs but a few head bangs didn't seem to dislodge these buds from my ears I also tried taking off a sweater hoody a beanie and the pixel buds managed to stay on most of the time comfort wise these buds are pretty normal they'll last me about three hours before I feel a little bit of discomfort but I do prefer the comfort and fit of my ear pods Pro better the entire surface of the pixel buds - is a touchpad the main control interface if a call comes in you can tap once to answer or tap twice to reject if you're listening to music tapping once plays or pauses what you're listening to tapping twice skips the track you tap three times to rewind and swipe to adjust volume this way to increased volume and this way to go down the same exact controls work with the other ear as well or you could just go ahead and say okay google and speak with your assistant of course we can't talk about the pixel buds without talking about audio quality although I'll leave the nitty-gritty out because I'm not an audiophile the silicon ear tips provide a good feel that isolates outside noises they're not noise cancelling but they do make a difference these new pixel buds have 12 millimeter dynamic speaker drivers to me music sounds well balanced and sufficiently loud and with a feature called adaptive sound the volume is automatically adjusted as you move between quiet and noisy environments a pixel buds to have an IP x4 rating which means you have quote protection from splashing water no matter the direction that should be good enough to keep up with your sweaty workouts Google's official language is water and sweat resistant although the fine print says water resistance is not permanent and may be compromised by normal wear and tear or damage Google promises five hours of listening to music on a single charge supposedly up to 24 hours if you pop them back in the case for a top-up a few times charging is pretty quick a 10 minute charge and the case gives you up to two hours of listening time you can also plug in a USB cable onto the bottom of the case to charge it or do what I do and plop them down on a wireless charging pad before you hit the sack I use the nomads base station but nhe compatible wireless charger will work fun I think the most impressive feature on these pixel buds and what really sets them apart from competition is its live translation feature you can say hey Google help me speak this particular language you can speak it out loud and hear a translation in your ear or see it on your phone it's a bit finicky though because the person you're speaking to needs to be able to speak after a beep a beep that only you hear and there's no way to kind of adjust or control the timing with say a tap it works best if the other person also has a pair on that way you could theoretically have a live conversation Google reps actually demoed this during their launch event so are the pixel buds to your gadget match first let's take a look at pricing these come in at a hundred and seventy nine dollars so cheaper than the non pro ear pods at $1.99 but more than the Galaxy buds plus at 149 so yeah they're not the cheapest Wireless buds out there but they're definitely the most good-looking and I love the fact that you have the best personal assistant currently out there in your ears if you own an Android phone particularly a pixel then this is definitely the best choice of course if you're an iPhone user skip these air pods just work better with iPhones that said I think these are great and I'm glad they're around and that was our Google pixel buds to unboxing and hands on this video is shorter than usual so I'm sorry about that and I'm sorry we didn't get to any of your questions we really didn't have a lot of time to work on it and I wanted to get it out as soon as the announcement goes live I also want to try or at least try to keep my weekend sacred and spend some time resting if you guys have more follow-up questions you know where to find me on social media make sure you're subscribed to this YouTube channel hit that Bell icon so that you get notified every time and as soon as we post a new video you can follow me at gadget match and at Michael Josh on social media and as always make gadget match.com your daily habit until the next video I'm Michael Josh thanks for dropping by youwireless earbuds these days it seems like everyone who makes a phone also makes them Apple Samsung kwame LG and Google yep the new pixel buds - are here and in this video we'll take a closer look to find out if they're your gadget batch late last year when Google announced the pixel for in pixel 4 XL they also announced a new set of wireless earbuds the pixel buds - but that was the last we heard of it six long months later I finally have them this is our Google pixel buds - unboxing and hands on hi everyone I'm Michael Josh and you're watching gadget much I hope you guys had an amazing weekend I did I spent a lot of time playing Animal Crossing and working on this video so if you guys love fresh tech content and gadget reviews please hit that subscribe button and that Bell icon we're working towards hitting that 1 million subscriber mark and we would love it if you could help contribute to our goal all right let's get started okay so this box literally just arrived and we only have the weekend to try them out so let's not waste any time it's a pretty box up front you see how the buds look like and over here on the side the case and on the back how it looks like on someone okay let's tear off the plastic so we can open it up lift first up the pixel buds - it's all wrapped up but we immediately get a sense of the size of its case I like it it feels balanced okay further inside silicone tips so you can get the best fit these are probably large and small with the medium pair on by default next up a USB a two USBC cable there's a cable but you'll have to bring your own charger and last but not least an instruction manual okay I'm excited let's get this wrapper off and begin the setup process to set up all you have to do is flip open the case and if you're using a pixel you should get this pump I'm using my pixel 3a for this because I did my iPhone se versus pixel three a video you can click over here to watch that I noticed I also got the same problem my samsung galaxy s 20 plus if you don't get the prompt you can just press the pairing button over here on the back and manually connect from the Bluetooth settings of your phone that's how I paired it with my iPhone okay now on to our hands-on let's start with design the case is egg-shaped or capsule-shaped I have them and clearly white but they're also available in almost black quite MIT and Oso Orange clearly why it is actually more of an off-white color with a matte finish and a black line that runs underneath the lid and carries through inside in terms of size they're roughly the same size as the regular air pods but the actual buds themselves are much smaller than anything I've reviewed unlike ear pods the pixel buds to have a matte rubbery finish to them and don't have that little stick that comes down they're meant to be more low-profile and are just a tad bit smaller than the galaxy buds in the year these are the nicest looking wireless buds I've tried they're designed to sit almost flush with the ears something I really appreciate Google says the thinking behind this is so it doesn't get caught when you're trying to remove your sweater for example which happens to me a lot with my air pods or get in the way when say you're wearing earrings let's talk about fit a bit more Google being Google says that they've scanned thousands of ears to come up with a design that fits as many people as comfortably as possible what I like is that there are three size tips that come in the box so you can pick the one that fits your ears best and pro tip sometimes that's a different size for each ear when I put them in I like to give them a twist to make sure they're on now unfortunately it rained all weekend and I haven't been on any runs but a few head bangs didn't seem to dislodge these buds from my ears I also tried taking off a sweater hoody a beanie and the pixel buds managed to stay on most of the time comfort wise these buds are pretty normal they'll last me about three hours before I feel a little bit of discomfort but I do prefer the comfort and fit of my ear pods Pro better the entire surface of the pixel buds - is a touchpad the main control interface if a call comes in you can tap once to answer or tap twice to reject if you're listening to music tapping once plays or pauses what you're listening to tapping twice skips the track you tap three times to rewind and swipe to adjust volume this way to increased volume and this way to go down the same exact controls work with the other ear as well or you could just go ahead and say okay google and speak with your assistant of course we can't talk about the pixel buds without talking about audio quality although I'll leave the nitty-gritty out because I'm not an audiophile the silicon ear tips provide a good feel that isolates outside noises they're not noise cancelling but they do make a difference these new pixel buds have 12 millimeter dynamic speaker drivers to me music sounds well balanced and sufficiently loud and with a feature called adaptive sound the volume is automatically adjusted as you move between quiet and noisy environments a pixel buds to have an IP x4 rating which means you have quote protection from splashing water no matter the direction that should be good enough to keep up with your sweaty workouts Google's official language is water and sweat resistant although the fine print says water resistance is not permanent and may be compromised by normal wear and tear or damage Google promises five hours of listening to music on a single charge supposedly up to 24 hours if you pop them back in the case for a top-up a few times charging is pretty quick a 10 minute charge and the case gives you up to two hours of listening time you can also plug in a USB cable onto the bottom of the case to charge it or do what I do and plop them down on a wireless charging pad before you hit the sack I use the nomads base station but nhe compatible wireless charger will work fun I think the most impressive feature on these pixel buds and what really sets them apart from competition is its live translation feature you can say hey Google help me speak this particular language you can speak it out loud and hear a translation in your ear or see it on your phone it's a bit finicky though because the person you're speaking to needs to be able to speak after a beep a beep that only you hear and there's no way to kind of adjust or control the timing with say a tap it works best if the other person also has a pair on that way you could theoretically have a live conversation Google reps actually demoed this during their launch event so are the pixel buds to your gadget match first let's take a look at pricing these come in at a hundred and seventy nine dollars so cheaper than the non pro ear pods at $1.99 but more than the Galaxy buds plus at 149 so yeah they're not the cheapest Wireless buds out there but they're definitely the most good-looking and I love the fact that you have the best personal assistant currently out there in your ears if you own an Android phone particularly a pixel then this is definitely the best choice of course if you're an iPhone user skip these air pods just work better with iPhones that said I think these are great and I'm glad they're around and that was our Google pixel buds to unboxing and hands on this video is shorter than usual so I'm sorry about that and I'm sorry we didn't get to any of your questions we really didn't have a lot of time to work on it and I wanted to get it out as soon as the announcement goes live I also want to try or at least try to keep my weekend sacred and spend some time resting if you guys have more follow-up questions you know where to find me on social media make sure you're subscribed to this YouTube channel hit that Bell icon so that you get notified every time and as soon as we post a new video you can follow me at gadget match and at Michael Josh on social media and as always make gadget match.com your daily habit until the next video I'm Michael Josh thanks for dropping by you\n"