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Google has released a new firmware update (version 5.11) for the original Pixel Buds Pro, focusing on bug fixes, performance, and security enhancements, with the update rolling out automatically or manually via the Pixel Buds app or desktop site.
Google's noise-canceling Pixel Buds Pro are currently on sale for $60 off at various retailers, offering features like active noise cancellation, multipoint support, and long-lasting battery life. Meanwhile, Logitech's Litra Beam LED key light is also discounted by $10, providing adjustable brightness and color temperature for streaming and video calls. Additionally, other tech deals include discounts on Lutron's Aurora Smart Bulb Dimmer Switch, the Ecovacs Deetbot X1 Omni robot vacuum, refurbished Logitech Crayon, and the Nintendo Switch Lite Aloha Edition.
The Gemini app has led to increased usage of Google Assistant through Pixel Buds Pro, with the touch and hold gesture to trigger Assistant being particularly useful. The app lacks features like playing music and podcasts, prompting the use of Assistant for such commands. Gemini is set to expand to Google Assistant headphones, and there are questions about how it will be optimized for the audio-only form factor. In other news, Google has pulled Android 15 DP1 OTA images due to corruption issues, and Google Keep is working on lockscreen access for notes.
Amazon is currently offering a limited-time deal on the Pixel Buds Pro, selling them for just $119, which is $80 off the usual price. This deal is better than the pricing offered during Black Friday and Prime Day, making it a great opportunity for those looking for high-quality earbuds to pair with their Pixel or Galaxy phones.
Google Store's Black Friday deals include $200 off the Pixel 8 Pro, $150 off the Pixel 8, $100 off the Pixel Tablet, $400 off the Pixel Fold, as well as discounts on other Google products such as the Pixel Buds Pro and Nest Cam units. Unfortunately, there are no deals for the Pixel Watch 2.
Amazon is offering the Google Pixel Buds Pro at their lowest prices yet, starting at $119. The earbuds come in five designs and offer flagship features such as active noise cancellation, fast pairing, multi-device connectivity, and hands-free Hey Google integration. The Qi-enabled charging case provides up to 31 hours of listening time. Additionally, the more affordable Google Pixel Buds A-Series is available for $59, offering features like Hey Google support, real-time in-ear translations, and 24 hours of playback on a single charge.
Google now allows customers in the US to purchase a replacement case for the Pixel Buds Pro through a self-service form on the Google Store. Previously, only earbud replacements were available, and users had to resort to eBay for replacement cases. The Pixel Buds Pro case is priced at $70 and is not color-matched to the buds. This update follows a recent software update for the Pixel Buds Pro.
Amazon is offering discounts on Google Pixel 8 bundles, with the Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel Watch 2 bundle dropping from $1,349 to $999, effectively giving customers the wearable for free. Another bundle includes the Pixel 8 and Pixel Buds Pro, priced at $699, with the earbuds effectively being free. The Pixel 8 lineup offers useful AI features and improved battery life, while the Pixel Watch 2 has better battery life and heart-rate sensor. These deals are available until October 16 or while stocks last.
Google has released the Pixel Buds Pro 5.9 update, which introduces Conversation Detection to pause audio when users are talking and resume when they stop. The update also includes a Hearing Wellness feature that measures listening volume and provides notifications if the limit is exceeded. Additionally, the update brings Bluetooth Super Wideband support, Clear Calling to reduce background noise during calls, and reduced latency for gaming on the Pixel 8. Google has also announced a Pixel Buds web app for ChromeOS.
Google's Pixel Buds Pro are currently on sale for $134.99 ($65 off) at Wellbots with the code VERGE65 until October 11th. The wireless earbuds offer features like automated conversation detection and increased voice call bandwidth, along with good noise cancellation, multipoint connectivity, and lengthy battery life. Additionally, the wired Nest Doorbell is available for $149.99 ($30 off) with the code VERGE30, while the Nest Cam with Floodlight is discounted from $279.99 to $199.99 with the code VERGE80. The Nest Wifi Pro mesh router is also on sale, and the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor game is available for $39.99. Lastly, the Apple Watch SE is priced at $219.99 ($29 off) on Amazon, and the Razer Kishi V2 mobile game controller is selling for $79.99 ($20 off) on Amazon. Target Circle members can get a Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 bundle for $66.99 ($23 off).
At the Google Pixel Event, Google announced the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones with improved cameras and displays, starting at $699 and $999 respectively. They also unveiled the Pixel Watch 2 with enhanced heart rate monitoring and stress management features, and the Pixel Buds Pro with conversation detection and AI-powered noise cancellation. The event showcased the Android 14 operating system with new customization options and lock screen templates, as well as updates to Google Assistant and the Call Screen feature. Additionally, Google highlighted the Pixel Fold foldable device and introduced the Dual-Screen Interpreter mode for real-time translations.
Google is set to unveil its latest products at its Pixel event tomorrow, including the flagship Pixel 8 and 8 Pro smartphones, the Pixel Watch 2 smartwatch, and an updated version of the Pixel Buds Pro. Leaked details suggest that the Pixel 8 series will feature a rounder design with curved edges, thinner bezels, and improved camera capabilities. AI will play a central role in the devices, with features such as Video Boost and Audio Erase. The Pixel Watch 2 is expected to have improved fitness and health features, including an enhanced heart rate sensor and a stress management system. The event will reveal the official details and pricing of the new products.
New leaked images reveal the upcoming color variants of the Google Pixel Buds Pro, including Bay Blue and Porcelain. The off-white Porcelain colorway appears simple and refined, while the Bay Blue option stands out. The Pixel Buds Pro will retain their features and pricing at $199, and existing colors will still be available to match the new lineup of Pixel phones.
Google's Pixel Buds Pro, released in mid-2022, are expected to receive a hardware update with new color options. While the current version of the earbuds has been praised for its sound quality, comfort, and battery life, competition in the market has intensified. Prospective buyers now have more alternatives to choose from, including options with better noise cancellation and audio quality. While the Pixel Buds Pro are still considered excellent at their price point, some improvements such as stronger noise cancellation and audio performance could be addressed in a potential Pixel Buds Pro 2 release in the future.
Rumors suggest that the Pixel Buds Pro will be available in two new colors, Porcelain and Sky Blue, which happen to match the rumored color options for the Pixel 8 Pro. These new colors are expected to be unveiled on October 4th alongside the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, and the Pixel Watch 2. The Pixel Buds Pro feature Active Noise Cancellation, up to 31 hours of listening time, and transparency mode.