🎧 Google USB-C Wired Digital Earbud Headset for Pixel Phones - White: Unleash Unparalleled Sound Quality with Cutting-Edge USB-C Connectivity Review

I've had several earbuds and never thought much about how comfortable they were to wear. Turns out because I've never had a kit that was painfully uncomfortable. There are no pads in this set and you must be very careful when removing them so the small holes don't cut your ears. The sound quality doesn't matter as I can't wear it for more than 20 minutes at a time.

Got my 2xl Pixel last year. Jumped from bluetooth headphones to bluetooth headphones. Just tired. Tired of plugging them in, unplugging and charging them. That's why I bought them. When I get new headphones, I like to test them out a bit. Listen to classical, rock, watch a movie and then see how they feel when I lay my head on the pillow. Four stars for the sound, it's quite good in the mid-range. They don't seal well enough to produce such a deep sound. The bass doesn't rattle. Good. I had to…

I could have bought a little cheaper and already have several adapters but after a few years my bundled pair broke at the connection point (here's what happens when you have the headphone jack attached to the bottom of the phone) I looked around for alternatives and found them to be really decent in terms of comfort and sound quality, so I just bought another pair of OEM headphones. One of the downsides of these and almost all headphones with a microphone is that wearing them while riding a…

I bought these to pair with Pixel 3AXL and 3XL phones. I was a little concerned that someone reported they were used but appear to be brand new. They don't come in Google packaging, just a plastic bag, but they appear to be genuine items. They show up immediately when connected to my phones and promptly prompt to pair with Google Assistant. Unlike other USB-C devices, the serial number is also displayed in the device information. I used to buy them directly from the google store and they have…

These headphones worked partially for the first few weeks. By that I mean I was getting audio in and out through the speakers and mic, but at times there was a kind of interference, as if the headphones weren't connecting well to the device they were plugged into. Gradually, they fell silent more often. moment of total decay. Also, I have reason to believe they belonged to someone in Russia before they were resold to me. When trying to figure out why they aren't connecting, I noticed that the…

That's a hefty $30 price point, but you're getting nothing in terms of quality. As with every other earbud I've been able to find, after a few months of easy walking, you can expect the cord to cut communication right above the phone's connection point. The cord is thin and flimsy, does not withstand repeated bends when walking. If you're a runner, forget it. I spoil mine to the max because I know that tends to and still happens here. I don't really like the quality issues, intermittent…