Source: Andrew Martonik / Android Central
After being announced all the way back in October 2019, Google finally launched its new Pixel Buds on April 27. While no one likes a long delay, the wait has been well, well worth it.
Andrew published his review of the Pixel Buds yesterday, praising them for the excellent design, great audio and call quality, and wireless charging support for the included case.
Taking a look through the AC forums, it would appear that a lot of our members are quite interested in the new earbuds, too.
What say you? Are you going to buy the new Google Pixel Buds?
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Google Pixel Buds (2020)
Second time's the charm
Following up on the lukewarm first-gen Pixel Buds, the new model for 2020 is leaps and bounds better in just about every way. The true wireless design is very convenient, sound and call quality is excellent, and the overall design for the earbuds and charging case is top-notch. Yes, they're expensive, but the Pixel Buds are well worth the price of admission.
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