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61 reviews
Mar, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 61 reviews of Google Pixel Buds Pro (2022). The average rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones for all reviews. Reviewers really like the price and noise isolation. The design and comfort are also mentioned favorably. There are some less positive opinions about the usability.
sound, comfort, design, noise isolation, price
usability
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headphones the Google Pixel Buds Pro (2022) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 93/100 = Excellent quality.
Expert review by : Simon Cohen (digitaltrends.com)
Maybe it's not fair to always view Google and Apple as locked into some kind of gadget death-match. But when it comes to wireless earbuds, comparisons are inevitable. And let's face it: Google has struggled to create a version of its Pixel Buds that...
Compact and comfy Very good sound quality Very effective ANC/transparency Wireless charging Bluetooth Multipoint
No real EQ adjustments No high-quality/low-latency codecs Still no iOS Pixel Buds app
Android fans wishing they had a true AirPods Pro alternative will be thrilled with the Pixel Buds Pro. They’re comfortable, sound great, and have everything they need to become your go-to earbuds for work, play, and everything in between.
Expert review by : B. Steele (engadget.com)
There's still a defined circle on the outside of this IPX4-rated Pro model, and that's where the earbuds accept taps and swipes for the on-board controls. Those are mirrored on both sides, with single (play/pause), double (skip tracks forward) and...
Deep punchy bass Solid ANC performance Reliable touch controls Wireless charging
Priciest Pixel Buds yet Call quality Pairing could be quicker Spatial audio isn’t ready Transparency mode
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...
Expert review by : David Carnoy (cnet.com)
The $200 (£179, AU$299) Pixel Buds Pro are Google's first earbuds to feature active noise canceling. While it's nice that they finally have a feature that a lot of true-wireless earbuds have had for a while, what ultimately sets the Pixel Buds Pro...
Tapered design allows for secure, discreet, comfortable fit Very good sound and impressive noise canceling Natural-sounding transparency mode Good voice-calling performance Good battery life Hands-free Google Assistant for Android users
No support for aptX or LDAC audio codecs for Android users A few features not available for Apple users Spatial audio feature not available at launch
While the Pixel Buds Pro are fairly pricey at $200, they measure up well against other earbuds in this price range, including the Sony LinkBuds S and Beats Fit Pro, and offer excellent performance overall. As I said, the key for me was how well they...
Expert review by : Chris Welch 8 (theverge.com)
The $199 Pixel Buds Pro are Google's first wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation. They also have improved sound, much better Bluetooth stability, and bonus features like multipoint.
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...
Expert review by : Tim Gideon (pcmag.com)
Powerful bass depth and bright, sculpted highs ; Quality noise cancellation ; Supports hands-free and translation features on Android ; Qi-compatible wireless charging case
No AptX support ; Lacks customizable in-app EQ
The Google Pixel Buds Pro deliver satisfying audio, effective noise cancellation, and some unique Android-only features, but lack the codec support to deliver the best sound quality on Android devices.
Expert review by : Sherri L. Smith (laptopmag.com)
ANC makes everything better
Expert review by : James Barber (techhive.com)
Google delivers a user experience rivaling the one iPhone users get with AirPods.
Beautiful design ; Slick integration with Android ; Great battery life
No iOS app ; No support for the aptX or LDAC codecs
Google Pixel Buds Pro offer a combination of flawless integration and solid performance that hasn’t previously been available to Android users.
Expert review by : Jason Cipriani (zdnet.com)
Google's first attempt at truly wireless earbuds, the Pixel Buds, were good but not great. They lacked high-end features such as the active noise cancellation and transparency mode found in Samsung's Galaxy Buds and Apple's AirPods Pro. And Google's...
Great sound Long battery life Deep Android integration Comfortable ANC
No Spatial Audio
At $199, the Pixel Buds Pro is priced between the $249 Apple AirPods Proand the $149 Samsung Galaxy Buds 2. And despite their name implying the earbuds are only for Pixel phones, that's not the case at all. I've connected the Buds Pro to multiple...
Expert review by : Jasper Lastoria (soundguys.com)
Google gifted the Pixel Buds Pro with active noise cancelling (ANC), so now you can perform your usual productivity tasks while dampening the outside world. Conversely, if you'd rather invite the world in, the Pixel Buds Pro has a few Android-specific...
ANC and Transparency mode Hands-free Google Assistant access Water resistant case and buds Fast, wireless, and USB-C charging Battery life Fast Pair and multipoint
No equalizer AAC and SBC codecs only, no aptX Fit is a bit loose Price Missing features at launch
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...
Expert review by : Kellen (droid-life.com)
It has been two years since we reviewed the original Pixel Buds Pro, which means it has been that long since Google gave us anything in their “Pro” audio line to toy with. They haven't even had a new pair of budget-friendly Pixel Buds A-series during...
This is a pretty easy pair of true wireless buds to recommend. The price is steep at $229, but as I said earlier, it’s lower than “Pro” bud competitors while still offering the specs and features you should get with a price tag of this level.