Google Pixel Buds Pro Fog

Die Pixel Buds Pro sind die ersten Pro-Kopfhörer von Google. Für hochwertige In-Ears mit Geräuschunterdrückung ist der ausgeschriebene Preis jedoch fair. Doch können sie es mit der Konkurrenz von Bose, Sony und Co. aufnehmen? Ich habe sie getestet.

True Wireless In-Ears mit Noise Cancelling und Google Features

Die Google Pixel Buds Pro kommen um einen Vergleich mit den AirPods Pro kaum herum. Dafür ist Googles Namensgebung zu ähnlich und irgendwie geht von hauseigenen Kopfhörern mit nahtloser Anbindung an das Android-Ökosystem eine Faszination aus. Ist es nur das Pixel'esque Design oder machen die Pixel Buds Pro im Alltag wirklich Spaß? Die Antwort gibt's in meinem Test!

Google will auch im Markt der In-Ears mit Noise Cancelling mitmischen. Ob das direkt beim ersten Anlauf gelingt? Wir haben die Google Pixel Buds Pro genauer unter die Lupe genommen, um das beantworten zu können.

Die Pixel Buds Pro versprechen einen tollen Klang und gutes ANC. Wir testen, ob die Bluetooth-Kopfhörer von Google ihren hohen Preis wert sind.

The Google Pixel Buds Pro offer some great features, but they don’t sound half as good as they should

Google's first attempt at Pro TWS earbuds is a successful one, in our opinion. Priced at ₹19,990, the Pixel Buds Pro has fantastic handsfree Google Assistant integration, great battery life, and decent Active Noise Cancellation. The sound quality is quite pleasant as well with detailed lows and highs. However, if you’re looking for the best ANC or sound, this may not be your best bet.

The Google Pixel Buds Pro sound good, with particular strength in bassy tracks and the ANC works well. There’s also a wealth of nice extras, like wireless charging, multipoint support and tight Android integration.

While the new Pixel Buds Pro offer improved sound and top-notch noise-canceling, their killer feature may be their fit.

Promising on paper, the Google Pixel Buds Pro brings active noise cancelling (ANC) and a redesigned earbud to the table. The case now sports an IPX2 water-resistant build to go with the buds' IPX4 rating. The vastly improved battery life and noise cancelling combined with the Google Assistant integration are the driving reasons to give this one a whirl.

The Pixel Buds Pro are Google’s best set of earbuds yet. They’ve shed the connectivity flaws that sank the second-gen model while adding respectable active noise cancellation, longer battery life, and superior sound. And the inclusion of multipoint makes them genuinely more useful day to day. Like any pricey earbuds, you’ll want to try them on for yourself to get a feel for the fit. But assuming the new, bulkier design jibes with your ears, Google finally has a full-featured, flagship pair of earbuds that Pixel fans can enjoy without any back-of-mind reservations or second thoughts — just as it ought to be for $200.

Google’s best earbuds yet are also its most complete package thus far. All of the features that made 2020’s redesigned Pixel Buds and the A-Series follow-up such compelling options for Android users, especially Pixel owners, are back. And while the Pixel Buds Pro are $20 more than what we got two years ago, the 2022 version is much improved. Active noise cancellation and the refined sound quality are equally impressive, and well worth the extra money. As long as Google can deliver spatial audio quickly and it works well, the only thing lacking is call quality, which may not be a dealbreaker for you.