Can you wirelessly charge the Pixel Buds Pro?
You'll be happy to hear that, yes, the Pixel Buds Pro do support wireless charging. You get a 2.5W wireless charging speed on these Google earbuds.
How fast do the Pixel Buds Pro charge wirelessly?
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In what seemed like a flurry of reveals, Google I/O 2022 saw the unveiling of loads of Pixel products on the software side and hardware sides alike.
Between all the Pixel 6a and 7 series announcements, the Pixel Watch unveiling, and the Pixel Tablet teaser, the Pixel Buds Pro were slightly overshadowed at the conference. Looking at the Google Pixel Buds Pro in isolation, there's a lot to be excited about.
The beautiful dual-toned design looks both practical and attractive. With an IPX4 splash-proof rating, ANC, 31 hours of playtime (without ANC), and an auto-adjusting Volume EQ feature, the Pixel Buds Pro are making a strong case as some of the best wireless earbuds.
Thanks to a Wireless Power Consortium filing, we have known for a while now that the new Pixel Buds Pro have a wireless charging speed of 2.5W. For those of you who want the complete picture, here are the specifications of the latest Google earbuds.
| Category | Google Pixel Buds Pro |
|---|---|
| Audio | Custom-designed 11mm dynamic speaker drivers, Active in-ear pressure relief |
| Active Noise Cancelation | ✔️ |
| Volume EQ | ✔️ |
| Voice (each earbud) | Three mics, Voice accelerometer, Wind-blocking mesh covers |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Battery | 11 hours without ANC, 7 hours with ANC, 31 hours with case without ANC |
| Charging | USB-C, 2.5W Wireless |
| Sensors (each earbud) | Capacitive touch, IR proximity, Motion detecting accelerometer and gyroscope |
| Sweat and water resistance | IPX4 (earbuds), IPX2 (case) |
| Colors | Charcoal, Fog, Coral, Lemongrass |
| Price | $199 |
The Google Pixel Buds Pro come in a set of four shades, each of which corresponds with the colorways of the Pixel 6a. The Pixel Buds Pro tout many premium features, so it's no surprise that a pair of these buds will set you back quite a bit. Be prepared to spend $200 when purchasing a pair, unless you find a steal of a deal somewhere.
If you're bent on acquiring an affordable made-by-Google set of earbuds, the last-gen Google Pixel Buds A-Series are still worth your money. You'll miss out on active noise cancellation and a few other flagship perks, but these affordable wireless earbuds won't disappoint you either. The buds themselves are reasonably comfortable, and their 12nm drivers push out far above average sound quality. Plus, Always-on Google Assistant is a useful feature built into the Pixel Buds A-Series.
Good sound in colorful packages
The Google Pixel Buds Pro are comfy, colorful, and produce crystal clear audio to please the crowds. We commend these wireless earbuds for their active noise cancellation feature and sound quality in our review, so you'll surely be satisfied with your purchase.
