Google Pixel Buds A Series

OVERVIEW: Sound that’s music to your ears: Enjoy full, crisp audio for your songs, videos and phone calls. Pixel Buds A-Series deliver rich, high-quality audio no matter what you’re listening to. Made to stay in while you work out: With a thoughtful design, they look great and stay firmly in place. Based on scans of thousands of ears, Pixel Buds A-Series give you a comfortable, stylish fit that can keep up with you during workouts. Hands-free help when you need a hand: Google gives you answers and updates whenever you need them. A battery that barely needs a break: Keep listening for longer thanks to a charging case that lasts all day. Premium sound for every song: Custom-designed speaker drivers give you powerful bass and crisp highs. Audio that adapts to where you are: As you move between noisy and quiet places, Adaptive Sound adjusts the volume to fit your surroundings, so you don’t have to. Clear calls anywhere: Beamforming mics focus on your voice, so the person that you’re talking to hears you loud and clear. Snug and secure fit: With a flush-to-ear design, three eartip sizes and a stabiliser arc, your earbuds stay in place and create a gentle seal for amazing sound. Control with a tap: Touch controls let you answer calls, as well as play, pause and skip between tracks easily. Sweat- and water-resistant: Rainy days and sweaty workouts are no problem. Hands-free help when you need a hand: When you need directions, real-time translations or notifications read to you, just ask Google. A battery that barely needs a break: Pixel Buds A-Series provide what you need to enjoy the music that you love without interruption. Connect and get going: Pair with your Pixel or any Android in just one tap.7 And quickly and easily connect to iOS or any other Bluetooth® 4.0+ device. Stay charged up: Get up to 5 hours of listening time or 2.5 hours of talk time on a single charge, and listen for up to 24 hours with the charging case. Find them easily: If you misplace your earbuds, Find My Device lets you hear them ring if they’re nearby, or see their last known location on a map.