This morning, Google launched the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 which features a Tensor A1 chip that provides better audio capabilities, location tracking through Find My Device and better noise cancellation (ANC) capabilities. This device will be available in 32 countries. So, what should you know about it?
From a design point of view, it still maintains the same design as the Pixel Buds Pro on the pod side but on the audio bud, it has a rotating mechanism to "lock" it into the ear. According to Google, this new design was chosen after looking at data from 45 million human ears.
In addition, there is support for interacting with Gemini only with voice control. Improvements have also been made to the internal components with ANC said to be twice as good. The battery used can offer up to 8 hours of use with ANC or 12 hours without. With the help of a charging pod, it increases to 30 hours with ANC and 40 hours without.
Moreover, the earphones can be tracked using Find My Device so they will sound even with both audio buds in the storage pod. This makes the tracking feature similar to that supported on AirPods Pro 2. Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 is sold for $229 (~RM1019) in Porcelain, Hazel, and Wintergreen colours. It is listed on Google Store Malaysia but the selling price has not yet been announced.
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