SeekerGoogle Pixel Buds Pro Truly Wireless
The Google Pixel Buds Pro are satisfactory for neutral sound. Although our graphs show that they have a fairly flat sound, their real-life sound is more v-shaped. It's likely due to the buds popping out of our test rig's ears since even in their smallest size, they don't fit the ears well. Subjectively, they deliver extra thump and rumble with extra brightness devoted to vocals, lead instruments, and sibilants. You can adjust their sound using their app's graphic EQ and presets, though. Unfortunately, they're closed-back in-ear headphones, so their passive soundstage doesn't sound very immersive.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- Call Quality: Excellent call quality ensures that your voice is heard clearly and crisply.
- Powerful Sound: With powerful bass, you'll be able to hear and feel every booming note in your playlist.
- Ambient Sound: With Noise Isolation Technology and Ambient Sound, you can enjoy the perfect sound while still being a part of your environment.
- Relaxed Fit: This is our slimmest and lightest design to date. Sweatproof and built to support the most active lifestyles.
- Touch Control: With a tap, you can easily control your music and conversation.
PROS
+ Consistent audio delivery.
+ Graphic EQ and presets available in companion app.
CONS
- Depending on your ear shape, buds can pop out of your ear.
- Bad passive soundstage.
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By Rtings on September 23, 2022
The Google Pixel Buds Pro are satisfactory for neutral sound. Although our graphs show that they have a fairly flat sound, their real-life sound is more v-shaped. It's likely due to the buds popping out of our test rig's ears since even in their smallest size, they don't fit the ears well. Subjectively, they deliver extra thump and rumble with extra brightness devoted to vocals, lead instruments, and sibilants. You can adjust their sound using their app's graphic EQ and presets, though. Unfortunately, they're closed-back in-ear headphones, so their passive soundstage doesn't sound very immersive.
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