The most recent wireless earbuds from Google are called the Pixel Buds Pro. The fourth attempt by the corporation in this product category is the priciest and most feature-rich to yet. The company's original models had a mixed response, but with each iteration, they have steadily improved.
Unquestionably, the Pixel Buds Pro will be the greatest to date. The question is, given the current competitive market and the $200 asking price, is Google's best good enough? Time to investigate.
Design
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The 2020 Pixel Buds and 2021 Pixel Buds A-Series designs, which both featured snail-shaped buds, were developed into the Pixel Buds Pro model.
No matter what colour the earbuds are, the charging case is made of matte white plastic. The outside is really smooth and nearly has a ceramic-like feel. The case has a really good texture and a matte black finish inside as well. The lid's edges are flawlessly polished, and there is barely any play in the hinge. Additionally, the lid doesn't threaten to close as you are trying to remove the earbuds when it is open and stays put.
The case's overall construction quality and feel are excellent. The firm thunk of the lid opening and shutting and the gentle illumination of the white status LED through the plastic on the front, among other small elements, give the impression that a. lot of thought went into designing the case even though it looks similar to many other models on the market. Having tested most of those, I can say very few look and feel as good in the hand.
