In his tweet, Jon Prosser predicts that the Google Pixel Buds Pro would launch soon in a total of four colors: Real Red, Carbon, Limoncello, and Fog. These color names are specific enough to give some gravity to theory, although there is no telling how soon these Pixel Buds Pro will come into being. If they are, indeed, announced at the Google I/O, they would likely make it to the market before the end of the year. However, Prosser hasn’t revealed what makes these new earbuds “Pro,” with regard to how they’ll stand out in order to rival the (presumably much more expensive) Apple AirPods Pro. In order to truly decide, we’d have to know more about the specifications of these earphones, and as it stands now, we know next to nothing.
Google’s current top wireless earbuds are the Google Pixel Buds A-Series, priced at $99. On the surface, they look much like many other, similarly priced earbuds. They have silicone tips, come in two colors (Dark Olive and Clearly White), and offer up to 5 hours of listening time on a single charge. As is the case with most Google devices, the buds are fully Google Assistant-compatible, delivering features similar to Apple’s Siri. However, they lack active noise cancelation (ANC), which is something that the $250 Apple AirPods Pro (currently discounted to $175) can provide.
If, and when, these Google Pixel Buds Pro are released, they are somewhat likely to be cheaper than Apple’s AirPods Pro. However, whether they will be worth the money will depend entirely on the features they’ll be able to provide. We reviewed the basic Apple AirPods 3 a while back and liked what we saw (and heard), so Google will have a fairly high mark to beat with the Pixel Buds Pro.
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