Google Pixel Buds Pro - Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation - Bluetooth Earbuds - Lemongrass

I use these almost daily for listening to music and foreign language lessons. Having the volume/start/stop/restart track/advance controls on BOTH earbuds makes them very convenient to use. Great sound quality; great fit for my ears. Don't fall out when I'm doing workouts (although I do take care to reseat them from time to time). All around excellent product. Also great for phone calls and listening to video/TV/gaming when I don't want to disturb others. Noise cancellation works great. Charges quickly and holds a charge plenty long enough for all my purposes.

Received exactly what was advertised. New inbox Pixel Buds Pro first gen. Excellent price for a new inbox product. Seller used FedEx to ship. I've have had 100% problems with FedEx. They never have delivered a product to my address without a major hassle. Usually a week late and i have to pick it up myself once again 100% of the time.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I recently got my hands on the Google Pixel Buds Pro, and let me tell you, these little guys are like the overachieving students in the class of audio devices. They do everything—except make you breakfast, but I'm sure they're working on that. First, the sound quality is so good that I've developed a new appreciation for the sound of my neighbor's cat meowing. Seriously, it's like having a front-row seat to a one-cat Broadway musical. You'll hear every nuance in your favorite songs, which is great—unless it's a breakup anthem, in which case, prepare for an emotional rollercoaster that might require a box of tissues. Now, let's talk about noise cancellation. It's so effective that I'm convinced I could have walked through a marching band and not noticed. I wore them while grocery shopping, blissfully jamming out to my playlist, only to emerge with a cart full of snacks and zero idea how I ended up in the frozen pizza aisle. I'd like to think I'm now on a first-name basis with the cashier, but it's hard to tell when you're living in your own musical world. The fit? Wow! These buds are so snug, I'm convinced they're planning a takeover of my ears. They're like little ear ninjas—stealthy and secure. I tried wearing them while exercising, and not only did they stay in place, but I think they also subtly encouraged me to run faster. “You can do it!” they seemed to whisper. Or maybe that was just me gasping for breath while trying to keep up. And let's not forget about the touch controls. They're a bit too enthusiastic. I tried to pause my music, and suddenly I found myself googling “best quinoa recipes.” I didn't even know I had a quinoa crisis! Thanks, Google Assistant, for helping me discover my newfound passion for fancy grains while I just wanted to skip a song. Battery life? Incredible! I've been using them for days without a charge, and at this point, I'm pretty sure they're powered by my caffeine addiction. They're like that one friend who never wants to leave the party—just when you think they're done, they're ready to keep going! In conclusion, the Google Pixel Buds Pro are the perfect blend of entertainment, eavesdropping, and accidental culinary inspiration. If you want to immerse yourself in music while ignoring the world (and possibly discovering your next meal), these are the buds for you! Just remember to occasionally take them out and rejoin reality—though who knows? You might end up on a spontaneous trip to the frozen pizza aisle again!

These Google buds are VERY high-tech. This is my first pair of blue tooth buds and these are amazing. They stay in my ears very well. They are totally controllable via little taps and swipes on either bud... volume, pause, skip or return to track, mode (like noise cancellation) or pass-thru. They auto pair with my phone and NEVER lose the connection. Of course they have mics so you can easily access voice assistant or Gemini AI. I somehow found this incredible deal on the Walmart site... $109 for the Google Buds Pro! These are NOT the new Pro 2 buds, but they have almost all the same features. Check it out - you'll see. $109 is not much more than you'd pay for the Google Buds A-series - which have a lot "less" features. And amazingly I received these the next day... for free shipping!!!! I kept worrying this deal was too good to be true, but... TRUE!

Excellent price, save a bunch of money. Factory sealed Pro 2 earbuds. Excellent new condition. Nicely triple packaged. A box inside a bubble wrap inside another box.

well, they aren't so comfy you can forget about them. I wish pixel would make some actual cozy tin can style headsets with the same amount quality. they sound great. I sound great on phone calls. Communication and features app is wonderful. Ear buds are uncomfy, and if they're not, that means your about to lose one. Also, I wish Pixel everything could hold a longer charge. Other them that, I really like them.

I like the sound very sharp, and the ease of tapping on the earbuds to stop start and control the volume. What I don't like is how big they are. I have small ears so the earbuds pop out of my ears all the time and I have to play with them to get them to stay inside my ear.

I have been a longtime user of the earlier generation Apple airpods. However, since I primarily use the Google ecosystem, I decided to switch over to the Google Pixel buds. First, what I like: the sound quality is great and the comfort is good. They come with three different sized ear plugs to make a better fit. I would say that they fit fine. I have not worn them while running, so I do not know how well they hold up during movement or while sweating. I have taken calls with them and have noticed no problem. One of the features that I really like is that if I start talking to someone, the music immediately stops playing. Then, when I am finished, the music resumes. That's a helpful feature. I also like the the wireless charging. That's much nicer than digging out a plug. The battery life has been amazing. The buds also have a feature that allows you run your finger around the edge to turn the volume up and down. It's kind of nice, but it is taking me a while to get the hang of. Now what I don't like: The buds are hard to get out of the charging case. I thought it was because of my 62-year old fingers. However, I handed them to my 16 year old grandson and he also struggled a bit. Also, I miss the stems of my old airpods. The stems make it much easier to handle. But, buds don't have stems. Probably for the same reason mentioned above, the buds are difficult to place in the charging case. They are just so small that they are hard to manipulate. If you have arthritis I would suggest maybe looking at something different. I would give the buds a 5 star if they weren't so hard to handle. The

description said nothing about being a "used" item. i got item and box was already opened. when checking item it comes up as "Michelle's" pixle buds. When you think youre buying a new item and get a used one i expect a little more out of Walmart then sending me to some automated crap that doesnt do anything to help. it told me to go to the store and get a return label and from other comments they still havent received their refund.

These were supposed to be New. When I got them the box was opened so I asked if they were new and was told they were. Theses were a gift and as soon as the person paired them to their phone they got a message that they were pairing "Mary's ear buds" these are not new. These are refurbished. I was lied to and thought I was paying for new. This is poor service.