Black Friday is here, which means plenty of great discounts on some of our favorite tech. Of course, it’s now always possible to buy everything you want, so if you’re being strategic this year, you might want to check out some of our favorites.
Now, you’ll know a discount is good when the item sells out. And that’s exactly what happend to the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 earbuds when they first dropped to $134 Luckily, Amazon just got a restock, which means you can pick up a pair for its lowest price ever.
We loved these, so will you
It doesn’t take much to build a good pair of earbuds — great shape, sound, and ANC. But somehow, a lot of brands tend to get this combination wrong, which means finding a great pair can be a small challenge.
Luckily, Google did some great work with its flagship earbuds, delivering an excellent experience. When we reviewed the Pixel Buds Pro 2, we loved the design, comfort, sound, ANC, and battery life.
Perfect for all uses
It really managed to deliver on all levels, as it should for its $229 retail price. Plus, you get nice perks like audio passthrough, which will keep you aware of your surroundings when needed.
The earbuds are durable enough with an IP54 rating, which means protection from the elements. While the audio is good out of the box, some folks will be happy to know that customizing the sound is available.
You can even get help from Gemini, which, can be helpful if you have your hands full. Most people are going to be happy with the Pixel Buds Pro 2. They deliver everything you want from high-end earbuds and, right now, don’t cost a whole lot either.
While you can grab them in different colors, the Moonstone variant is going to be cheapest from Amazon, coming in at $134. Best Buy also has them available, but the discount won’t be as steep, coming in at just $169.
- Wired/wireless
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Wireless
- Battery Life
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8 hours with ANC (30 hours with case)
- Noise Cancellation
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Yes, active
- Microphones
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Yes
- IP rating
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IP54 (Earbuds), IPX4 (Case)
The Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 features an enhanced design, new audio drivers, and new AI features.
