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About this item<br/>Pixel Buds Pro use Active Noise Cancellation with Silent Seal to adapt to your ear and help block outside sounds, creating a quiet foundation so your music can shine; and now they’re even better, with new features and colors<br/>With double the bandwidth for clearer calls, Pixel Buds Pro are the perfect earbuds for Pixel[11]<br/>Pairs with any Bluetooth 4.0+ device, including Android, iOS, tablets, and laptops[1]; and multipoint connectivity helps you switch between compatible devices, so you can go from listening to music on your phone to taking a call on your laptop[2]<br/>Pixel Buds Pro have custom 11 mm speaker drivers and Volume EQ to sound amazing at any volume[3]; the app tells you how loud you’ve been listening to music over time and offers ways to adjust to help you maintain your hearing wellness<br/>Gaming audio now reaches your ears up to 2x faster on average; when you start a game, your earbuds automatically switch to gaming mode, cutting latency in half[4]<br/>The battery keeps up with your life, with up to 11 hours of listening time, or up to 31 hours with the charging case[5]; you can charge them wirelessly with Pixel Stand or other Qi-certified chargers[6]<br/>Transparency mode helps you hear outside sounds in real time so you can be more aware of your surroundings, like when crossing the street; Conversation Detection pauses your music and your earbuds switch to Transparency mode when you start speaking<br/>Show more<br/> Report an issue with this product or seller<br/>Note: Products with electrical plugs are designed for use in the US. Outlets and voltage differ internationally and this product may require an adapter or converter for use in your destination. Please check compatibility before purchasing.
About this item<br/>Pixel Buds Pro use Active Noise Cancellation with Silent Seal to adapt to your ear and help block outside sounds, creating a quiet foundation so your music can shine; and now they’re even better, with new features and colors<br/>With double the bandwidth for clearer calls, Pixel Buds Pro are the perfect earbuds for Pixel[11]<br/>Pairs with any Bluetooth 4.0+ device, including Android, iOS, tablets, and laptops[1]; and multipoint connectivity helps you switch between compatible devices, so you can go from listening to music on your phone to taking a call on your laptop[2]<br/>Pixel Buds Pro have custom 11 mm speaker drivers and Volume EQ to sound amazing at any volume[3]; the app tells you how loud you’ve been listening to music over time and offers ways to adjust to help you maintain your hearing wellness<br/>Gaming audio now reaches your ears up to 2x faster on average; when you start a game, your earbuds automatically switch to gaming mode, cutting latency in half[4]<br/>The battery keeps up with your life, with up to 11 hours of listening time, or up to 31 hours with the charging case[5]; you can charge them wirelessly with Pixel Stand or other Qi-certified chargers[6]<br/>Transparency mode helps you hear outside sounds in real time so you can be more aware of your surroundings, like when crossing the street; Conversation Detection pauses your music and your earbuds switch to Transparency mode when you start speaking<br/>Show more<br/> Report an issue with this product or seller<br/>Note: Products with electrical plugs are designed for use in the US. Outlets and voltage differ internationally and this product may require an adapter or converter for use in your destination. Please check compatibility before purchasing.
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