Name: Google Pixel Buds (2020) review: mic test included
Uploaded: 2020-10-23T23:00:18.000Z
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I had to do it, I just had to do it, it was too easy.

Wireless earbuds are the piece of tech I use only second

And you know the feeling of when you forget

From phone calls to music, they keep me entertained

they do it without feeling like extra bulk.

Now while the Google Buds two have there flaws,

that all of my other wireless earbuds were missing.

A hands free Google Assistant available to you at all times.

Grab some popcorn, for you and me both, let's get into it.

Pixel Buds two are a speech bubble shaped, in ear bud,

with a flexible in ear arc thing coming off the top,

that are available starting today in clearly white

for 179 dollars with almost black, white mint,

and also orange coming later, says Google.

I am not sure what later means but hopefully they're quicker

than Microsoft has been with launching the surface earbuds.

The buds pop into the oval matte case with a magnetic click.

And that pop of opening and closing the case.

In terms of design, these buds feel solid, they look great,

and they don't come out even when taking of a sweatshirt,

so you can feel safe wearing them in light rain

Overall it's a huge improvement from the last Pixel Buds.

These buds fit really securely in your ear.

Well, it looks like a thorn and after about hour three

And I was wishing it was a little softer,

and more of an arc, kind of like on the Galaxy buds.

to the EDM of Flume and that acoustic goodness

I even sprinkled in some Frank Sinatra in there and I found

these buds can produce a sound much bigger than I expected,

with good separation of the highs and the lows.

I put together all the songs that I've been listening

But Amy Winehouse's Valerie, and more specifically

you can really tune in to the shaker at the top

The point being that it doesn't get like mushed together

And then there's music from like Bleachers that is like

really big and loud and these buds can handle that too.

The only downfall tho, they don't have that real thick bass.

And there's no EQ settings for that in there app either.

So if you're looking for that real big bass,

There's also no active noise cancellation

And if you've worn in ear headphones before,

The vent works really well on these though

so your ear doesn't feel like it's being suctioned.

There is also a feature called adaptive sound.

Google claims the Pixel Buds two can optimize volume levels

I felt this working on my bike rides the most.

I'm like missing the sound of a screaching subway?

There are those typical bluetooth connectivity issues.

And I really hate how this is still a problem.

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