Google releases the Pixel Buds Pro with custom audio and ANC, while spatial audio features will arrive via OTA
While the all-new Pixel Buds Pro has been gradually coming into the limelight through leaks and rumors, Google releases the Pixel Buds Pro and highlighted a few details this amazing wearable has.
Earlier before the Google I/O 2022 conference which just took place, some details of the Pixel Buds Pro were revealed, although still waiting to be confirmed. But the event confirmed some of the tweaks and brought in some more.
Following the addition of the spatial audio feature and head tracking in the Android 13, one would expect the debut of an earbud to house this amazing feature. Well, according to a YouTuber, Jon Prosser, we should be expecting the Google Pixel Buds Pro soon in Real Red, Carbon, Limoncello, and Fog colors. This was a rumor which surfaced before the I/O 2022 conference.
As Google releases the Pixel Buds Pro, what’s new?
The earlier earbuds of Google, speaking of the Google Neck Buds and Google Pixel Buds A-series were all good as they had Fast pair and Google Assistant as one of their major software tweaks which one would say is amazing based on Android-focused.
But Google releases the Pixel Buds Pro with brand new software features and sleek designs to match. One of the amazing features has to be the ANC, giving users great sounds without distractions from outside sounds.
Apart from the ANC features, Google releases the Pixel Buds Pro with a custom audio chip and beam-forming microphone to ensure clear audio and some great noise cancellation. Adding to these, the new earbuds will have 11 hours of battery life but 7 with ANC turned on. That’s a lot of playtime, thanks to Google.
One plus to the wearable, although not really a surprise is that the Buds can enable multipoint sharing, that is, switching between devices without a hitch. Another confirmed detail is that Google releases the Pixel Buds Pro still with four colors namely Lemongrass, Charcoal, Fog, and Cora.
The rumored spatial audio feature isn’t left out as the Big G is still going to push the feat through an OTA update later in the year. The Buds will probably be available for pre-order by July 21 with a starting price of $199.
