4 ways Google's first-gen Pixel Buds missed the mark
For earbuds to be great, they need to offer high-quality audio, a secure and comfortable fit, and long battery life. The bar for each of those criteria will vary from person to person, but by most standards, Google's first Pixel Buds missed the mark on at least two of them.
Google Did the Inevitable: Gave All Its Pixel Buds Gemini Integration
We just looked at Google’s latest Pixel Buds Pro 2 which featured Gemini integration as one of their biggest selling points, along with a reduced form factor and a Tensor A1 chip. Though, recently, Google announced that it’s extending its AI assistant to older Pixel Buds models, too.
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Review: Google Pixel Buds Pro 2
Those issues are largely gone on the new Pixel Buds Pro 2, which have twice the noise reduction, new dynamic drivers, and faster processing than ever thanks to Google's Tensor A1 chip. Added features like conversation detection, Google Gemini onboard, and a clever fit adjustment mechanism make these some of the finest premium buds around.
The new Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 support Auracast, which lets them listen in on audio streams started by other Bluetooth ...
The Pixel Buds Pro 2 ace every single department, but the Gemini integration keeps them from being truly great.
Following the launch of Pixel Buds Pro 2 earlier this week, Google is rolling out Noise Control to the Android 15 Volume menu ...
Google now offers the Pixel Buds companion app on macOS and Windows, allowing users to update and adjust them without an ...
Google’s all-new Pixel Buds Pro 2 deliver pleasant sound, substantial ANC, and unique AI functionality in a sleek and ...
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