It’s fairly clear that Google optimized the Pixel Buds A-Series, working out a lot of bugs, and managing to lower the cost while retaining a lot of what we liked about the previous outing. What we don’t like Battery life is still lackluster So, knock on wood, it would seem that any major bugs have been ironed right out of the A-Series. During my time with the A-Series, I experienced zero issues with Bluetooth connectivity or the stereo soundfield, even when out in a congested city area with my phone bouncing around in a fanny pack. I’m glad to report that-at least so far-the Pixel Buds A-Series have had no such issues. Weight: 5.1 grams (per bud), 53.8 grams (earbuds and case)ĭuring my time with the A-Series, I experienced zero issues with Bluetooth connectivity.Fit: Small, medium, and large ear tips sizes stabilizer fins.Sensors: Single IR proximity sensor for auto play/pause motion-detecting accelerometer.Speakers: Custom 12mm dynamic speaker drivers.Rapid charging: Up to 2 hours of playback on 10 minutes of charging.
Battery life: Up to 5 hours of playback per charge, 24 hours total with charging case.Here are the key specs for the Pixel Buds A-Series: From a design standpoint, they’re almost an exact clone of their predecessors, though they're lighter and feature some variation in the ear fin design.Īlongside the buds themselves, you’re also getting Google’s pocketable charging case, a USB-C/USB-A charging cable of decent length, and three different silicone ear tip options. Just like the 2020 P-buds, the A-Series are true wireless earbuds, meaning they have zero wires whatsoever.
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