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These are really great headphones especially for Android users and these are the only earbuds to get for Google Pixel owners.

Google used to make a fabric case for the pixel phones and it was my favorite case. It wasn’t the most protective case however. This case has the look of a fabric case but with better protection. And the MagSafe compatibility is awesome.

I've been using Google phones since the very first Nexus and the Pixel 3 is by far the best, both in terms of hardware and software. The camera is second to none, even in low light or while in motion. The UI is snappy, the phone boots and works really fast under any conditions. If you're looking for a new phone, this is the phone you need

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so excited to get this tablet. I’ve had two pixel phones and loved them so I had high hopes for the tablet as well. And it does NOT disappoint me! Easy to get started and set up. Connected smoothly to my current google account so that things were automatically set up and ready to go. The speaker is amazing quality for my needs or wants. Pretty similar to other tablets but I just love the layout and features much better!

I was not excited when Google announced that their phones would no longer come with the jack for earbuds. I already struggled to find something that fit my ears and something that I liked and now google was throwing me under the bus and leaving me with little to no options. When they gave me a free set of Pixel Buds I was happy to try them out and hopeful that they would work because if they didn't well, what was I going to do?! I've used them multiple times and each time I wonder why I was every concerned. They are comfortable, they stay in my ears, they are sensitive to touch (sometimes a little to much but that's ok), and they are adjustable. If you are unsure about making the move, go ahead and buy the Pixel Buds. I was unsure too, and I love them. I would highly recommend then to anyone! Even those apple lovers :)

I have a few different pairs of wireless earbuds, and I think more than any others thee Pixel Buds check the most boxes - fit, quality, features.

These Pixel A Buds are, hands down, the best earbuds I've ever used. They are literally as good as my over the ear beats and sooooo much easier to carry

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I travel quite a lot and always use noise cancelling earbuds on the flights as they really help me sleep but not all are equal though when it comes to the noise cancelling feature. I have tried dozens of noise cancelling headphones and earbuds over the years from inexpensive ones to high end ones and I can say that these new Google Pixel Buds have an amazing noise cancelling feature. Out of the box, they are pretty nice looking and well built. Some might find them a bit too bulky but I personally like the size as I am not worried about losing them or having them falling off my ears. I found the audio to be really good, clear, and very neutral which I tend to prefer. I cranked the volume on some songs and there was no distortion at all. I also tested the earbuds to make video calls and did not have any issue as people on the other end could hear me loud and clear. When it comes to the battery life, it is quite good as I was able to get through the day listening to music without having to recharge the buds. The carrying charging case is also very useful, especially when I travel as I can get close to 2 extra charges without having to recharge the case. Overall, I am pretty impressed with these new Google Pixel Buds Pro. They are a big upgrade from the older Pixel buds, especially thanks to the incredible noise cancelling. I highly recommend these buds and it goes without saying that they get a perfect score from me.

This is the second unit I bought at the reduced price. Not only it works great, it also comes with a USB-C earbuds ($30 value) and a 3.5mm jack to USB-C adaptor ($6 value), essentially making it a $129 phone. My wife bought the Pixel 4 XL costing about $800 and it doesn't come with earbuds and an adaptor. If your unit came depleted, just charge it before setting it up. The updates to Android 10, then to 11 are seamless, and you should do it before transferring your information to the phone. If there is a problem you can always return it without your personal information on it. I used a T-Mobile sim and it works fine. If you are thinking it doesn't have 5G, well, I have a Pixel 5a 5G and there is no discernable difference in speed that I can tell. Grab it while you can. Also, my earbud accidentally went through a pair of Kenmore wash-and-dry cycle in my jeans and it still works!