Google - Second-Generation Pixel Buds (2020)

If same price i’d go for the pixels simply for a better microphone, the microphone on the earfun is horrible. It’s only good in a quiet environment, as soon as there’s wind it falls apart even while just walking.

Google pixel buds 2. I have an Android phone and the multi-point and synergy with my phone while using my deck is hard to beat.

I have used a bunch my picks are the following Overear Bose QC ultra 2 - super comfy,. really good noise cancelling and decent features for easy use For the best actual noise cancelling the pixel bud 2s are actually incredibly good, when I fly which I do often for work I stack these two together and can't hear any other noise when listening to something which is really good. I have used the the qxc550s which are amazing but take some tweaking to sound better than the Bose ones which are great out the box. I've also use the jabra ANC headphones for work which I forget the name off, decent enough but wouldn't buy with my own money. If I could only pick one I'd probably take the pixel buds despite having the worst sound (not bad by any means) of the lot simply because they are small, have the best noise cancelling and easy to track with the app so I've never lost them.

I have a pair of the Pixel Buds 2 since launch and no issues whatsoever. I did buy a case for them if that makes any difference. I love how they feel in the ears and the noise cancelling and other features are top notch.

No I don't experience any pressure. As for use nearly daily anywhere for an hour up to four hours depending on activities.

I have a pair of the pixel buds 2, and while they're good, my Jabra Elite 7 Active has better ANC. Oddly enough, they fit better for me too.

Pixel Buds 2 (I got them for music with my phone but use them with SteamDeck and my TVs often)

I recently purchased a PBP2, I found them pretty decent, the ANC and transparency modes are both good. They feel very comfortable in my ears, I can wear them for hours without a problem which is a first for me. The EQ is alright and if you fiddle around you can get a decent sound profile. The seal is decent although I have to use the large silicone tips even though I don't have large ears. Also I have a Pixel phone so the connection is seamless. However, they aren't anything special, they won't blow you away. I paid £120 for a second hand pair which I'm happy with, I would have been annoyed if I had paid the full price as I don't think they are worth that much.

I recently tried a dozen different buds in the $100-$250 range, nothing touches Google Pixel 2 buds in comfortability but comfort is subjective. I must have small ears cause they are small.

My Google Pixel buds (2nd generation) produce great sound for everything, audiobooks included.

My daily driver is a pair of Pixel Buds 2 I also have my old trusty Jabra 65t's, a set of 85t (only the right bud keeps a charge), and a set of original Pixel Buds that I leave at work.