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Name: Google - Pixel Buds True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Almost Black
Brand: Google
SKU: 6411692
Price: 179.99 USD
Rating: 3.9 (1052 reviews)

Google - Pixel Buds True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Almost Black

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SKU:: 6411692

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QuestionDoes it work if use IPhone?
Asked 5 years ago by Jim.
- Answer Yup! As long as you have an iPhone 8 or newer (they require Bluetooth 5.0), it should work fine. Just note that some of the advertised features, such as the Assistant (or Siri) and other features may rely on Android, therefore they won't work on iOS. As just standard Bluetooth earbuds though, they'll work!
  Answered 5 years ago by AgentMay
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QuestionAre these the new Pixel Buds 2?
Asked 5 years ago by JDooley.
- Answer Yes they are. Although, Google refers to them as just "Pixel Buds". They were announced in Oct 2019 and released May 2020. Unlike the original pixel buds (from 2017) these are truly wireless without a cord connecting the earbuds.
  Answered 5 years ago by Darpan
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QuestionWhat does it mean by getting more soon? Are these already backordered?
Asked 5 years ago by Availability.
- Answer If you bought them, they said May 8th before they shipped. Turns out, that's not true. Order them when you can but don't expect to get them very quickly.
  Answered 5 years ago by BenjaminV
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QuestionCan they connect to more than one device simultaneously?
Asked 5 years ago by Bill.
- Answer No, they cannot! I tried with 3 different laptops and phone, and would disconnect from one device when you connect to the other. You would have to disconnect from one device in order for the other device to connect to it. Tip: Most Bluetooth devices are not designed to work with services like Skype for Business, Teams, etc., if that what your plans are. Only Skype for Business Certified "Wireless" devices work properly, not even +300 Bose Headphones work properly. The Jabra Active 75t seems to work fine, but they don't fit as well as the Pixel Buds.
  Answered 5 years ago by UCFDROID
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QuestionCan I use left earbud alone while right is charging?
Asked 5 years ago by Curiosity.
- Answer Yes. They can work independently.
  Answered 5 years ago by Username1
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QuestionDoes this have free returns if it doesn't fit right?
Asked 5 years ago by Jimmy.
- Answer The Pixel Buds include different sized ear pieces, so you're most likely not going to need to return. If you do need to return, Best Buy lets you do them for free.
  Answered 5 years ago by Mark
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QuestionIs the power adapter US only or does it have attachments so you can use when travelling without needing to buy a travel adapter.
Asked 5 years ago by David.
- Answer Google Pixel Buds don't come with a power adapter. The box includes a USB-C® to USB-A® charging cable that you can use with any standard 5W USB power adapter. You can also charge Google Pixel Buds with compatible Qi-certified wireless chargers.
  Answered 5 years ago by Google Team
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QuestionDo these have good bass? I'm not exactly a bass head but I definitely enjoy some deep and live bass. I currently use Samsung Level On wireless headphones and I'm searching for some wireless earbuds that I can use everyday
Asked 5 years ago by Colt.
- Answer Google Pixel Buds have a balanced bass frequency range. With focus on powerful sound and quality, the Adaptive Sound dynamically adjusts the volume as you move from a quiet or noisy environment throughout the day.
  Answered 5 years ago by Google Team
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QuestionJust bought these, how long for delivery in the USA?
Asked 5 years ago by Mikek542.
- Answer I initially ordered my headphones on April 27th, was scheduled to shop that following Friday May 8th, then placed on delay. I received an update today May 11th, which reports my order shipped. I hope this helps with time-frames. Currently google has sold out of Pixel Buds for anyone trying to place new orders.
  Answered 5 years ago by Castro
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QuestionI have a disability and little use of my hands. I currently have Plantronics voyager and iPhone. When my phone rings, it announces the name and asks me to answer/ignore call. Can google bud do this? Now I have a Pixel 4 and Interested in Google buds..
Asked 4 years ago by Fancyrollin.
- Answer Yes as long as you enable the function.
  Answered 4 years ago by Darrell
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QuestionAre you going to carry the "Almost Black" version? When do you expect to have them.
Asked 5 years ago by Tom.
- Answer Currently, Google is only selling the Clearly White model. At a later date, sellers with get the other colors like Almost Black and Oh So Orange.
  Answered 5 years ago by Mark
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QuestionIs BestBuy going to be selling the colored versions of the pixel buds anytime soon?
Asked 5 years ago by Bryan5325.
- Answer Google has yet to reveal a release date for the other colors, though they will most likely be available by the end of the summer.
  Answered 5 years ago by Davey
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QuestionAre the Pixel Buds capable of connecting to more than one device at a time?
Asked 5 years ago by Fergster.
- Answer Unfortunately, the Pixel Buds 2 are only useable with one device at a time. You can pair them with multiple devices, you just have to manually switch them.
  Answered 5 years ago by Patrick
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QuestionAre these likely to go on sale maybe sometime over the summer?
Asked 5 years ago by Sapphire129.
- Answer It's impossible to say. They undoubtedly will at some point, but right now everywhere is having trouble keeping them in stock, so I would be surprised to see a sale anytime soon. I would recommend seeing if you have any offers or coupons that might help - I was able to use my 10% off birthday coupon on them, which I believe I get for having the credit card but might also just be a regular rewards benefit too. So if you have any of those, see if they're eligible to apply!
  Answered 5 years ago by Tristan
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QuestionWhen will the Pixel buds be available in store?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer They aren't shipping them out on the date they promised and customer service has no clue. So the answer is, no one has any clue.
  Answered 5 years ago by BenjaminV
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QuestionI have she Samsung Galaxy s9 does the real time translate work on it? Or just the pixel?
Asked 5 years ago by Kev.
- Answer All pixel buds features work with every android phone running Android 6.0 or higher
  Answered 5 years ago by josh
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QuestionWhat is the restocking fee if they don't fit right? L
Asked 5 years ago by Sixraven.
- Answer There's no restocking fee on headphones!
  Answered 5 years ago by Anthony
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QuestionCan you use these for real time translation
Asked 2 years ago by Aaaa.
- Answer You can but it involves you having your phone out, unlocked, and Google translate open for the other person to read or listen to. It's litterly Google translate but you can hear it in your ears.
  Answered 2 years ago by CameronW
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QuestionIf I am only using one earbud while the other is charging how close do I have to be to the case. I run with only one earbud and would like to be able to leave the case and other ear bud at home, is that possible?
Asked 3 years ago by Susan.
- Answer You can leave the case at home - that'll work fine.
  Answered 3 years ago by kohlrabi
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QuestionDo these translate over 40 languages when connected to Google translate?
Asked 4 years ago by Chrystal.
- Answer Yes. With the assistance of the Google Translate app on your phone, Google Pixel Buds can translate conversations. You can check this link to see all languages supported and how it works: https://support.google.com/googlepixelbuds/answer/7573100
  Answered 4 years ago by Google Team
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Google - Pixel Buds True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Almost Black

Q: QuestionDoes it work if use IPhone?

Q: QuestionAre these the new Pixel Buds 2?

Q: QuestionWhat does it mean by getting more soon? Are these already backordered?

Q: QuestionCan they connect to more than one device simultaneously?

Q: QuestionCan I use left earbud alone while right is charging?

Q: QuestionDoes this have free returns if it doesn't fit right?

Q: QuestionIs the power adapter US only or does it have attachments so you can use when travelling without needing to buy a travel adapter.

Q: QuestionDo these have good bass? I'm not exactly a bass head but I definitely enjoy some deep and live bass. I currently use Samsung Level On wireless headphones and I'm searching for some wireless earbuds that I can use everyday

Q: QuestionJust bought these, how long for delivery in the USA?

Q: QuestionI have a disability and little use of my hands. I currently have Plantronics voyager and iPhone. When my phone rings, it announces the name and asks me to answer/ignore call. Can google bud do this? Now I have a Pixel 4 and Interested in Google buds..

Q: QuestionAre you going to carry the "Almost Black" version? When do you expect to have them.

Q: QuestionIs BestBuy going to be selling the colored versions of the pixel buds anytime soon?

Q: QuestionAre the Pixel Buds capable of connecting to more than one device at a time?

Q: QuestionAre these likely to go on sale maybe sometime over the summer?

Q: QuestionWhen will the Pixel buds be available in store?

Q: QuestionI have she Samsung Galaxy s9 does the real time translate work on it? Or just the pixel?

Q: QuestionWhat is the restocking fee if they don't fit right? L

Q: QuestionCan you use these for real time translation

Q: QuestionIf I am only using one earbud while the other is charging how close do I have to be to the case. I run with only one earbud and would like to be able to leave the case and other ear bud at home, is that possible?

Q: QuestionDo these translate over 40 languages when connected to Google translate?

QuestionDoes it work if use IPhone?

QuestionAre these the new Pixel Buds 2?

QuestionWhat does it mean by getting more soon? Are these already backordered?

QuestionCan they connect to more than one device simultaneously?

QuestionCan I use left earbud alone while right is charging?

QuestionDoes this have free returns if it doesn't fit right?

QuestionIs the power adapter US only or does it have attachments so you can use when travelling without needing to buy a travel adapter.

QuestionDo these have good bass? I'm not exactly a bass head but I definitely enjoy some deep and live bass. I currently use Samsung Level On wireless headphones and I'm searching for some wireless earbuds that I can use everyday

QuestionJust bought these, how long for delivery in the USA?

QuestionI have a disability and little use of my hands. I currently have Plantronics voyager and iPhone. When my phone rings, it announces the name and asks me to answer/ignore call. Can google bud do this? Now I have a Pixel 4 and Interested in Google buds..

QuestionAre you going to carry the "Almost Black" version? When do you expect to have them.

QuestionIs BestBuy going to be selling the colored versions of the pixel buds anytime soon?

QuestionAre the Pixel Buds capable of connecting to more than one device at a time?

QuestionAre these likely to go on sale maybe sometime over the summer?

QuestionWhen will the Pixel buds be available in store?

QuestionI have she Samsung Galaxy s9 does the real time translate work on it? Or just the pixel?

QuestionWhat is the restocking fee if they don't fit right? L

QuestionCan you use these for real time translation

QuestionIf I am only using one earbud while the other is charging how close do I have to be to the case. I run with only one earbud and would like to be able to leave the case and other ear bud at home, is that possible?

QuestionDo these translate over 40 languages when connected to Google translate?