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Google’s new Pixel Buds are now available in all four colors
June 06, 2025
You no longer have to settle for a plain color if you wantGoogle’s current-generation Pixel Buds.
The Android-friendly true wireless earbuds are now available in all four promised colors through retailers like theGoogle StoreandBest Buy. On top of ‘safe’ hues like Almost Black and Clearly White, you can also choose the more audacious Oh So Orange and Quite Mint.
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These shades conspicuously match newer Google devices like thePixel 4andNest Mini, although you’re certainly not obliged to coordinate with your phone or smart speaker. The Pixel Buds are priced at $180 regardless of the color you buy.
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The Pixel Buds are, unsurprisingly, Google’s direct answer toApple’s AirPods. They’re easy to set up on Android devices, sound good for the money, and boast workout-ready water resistance. They support Google tricks like real-time translation, too, and they’ll soon have features likesound-specific attention alerts. If you want Apple-like convenience on Android, these are the buds for you.
They’re not perfect, however. They can become uncomfortable after extended periods depending on your ears, and they don’t support high-quality Bluetooth audio codecs like aptX. You might also want to look at alternatives if you crave bass for dance music or hip-hop, and certain drum sounds can overwhelm vocals in the right (or rather, wrong) circumstances.
Like AirPods, the Pixel Buds are more for casual listening than premium audio or the bass-heavy punch you get fromBeatsandJabra. They do their job well — it’s just a question of whether or not you value ease of use and Google intelligence enough to forgive a few audio quality missteps.
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