Google Pixel Buds is a pair of headphones announced the other day by the Google company together with Google Pixel 2, being offered after the 3.5mm audio port was removed from the phone. The Google Pixel Buds are a pair of wireless headphones that connect to various mobile phones using Bluetooth, which is exactly what they do and AirPods, but with the difference that the connection system would not be as good.
However, Google Pixel Buds offer extensive support for multiple types of mobile phones, and Google Assistant is offered for any kind of Android phone that can run this software. Google Pixel Buds also have an autonomy of 5 hours and can be charged another 4 times with a special case in which they are sold, here there are also similarities with AirPods, so Google headphones also come with the possibility of being worn around the neck.
Google Pixel Buds attack the supremacy of AirPods
However, Google Pixel Buds have a huge advantage over AirPods, because Google claims they are able to translate in real time for users, which no other similar product can offer. Google Pixel Buds use Google Translate to offer this function, the user speaking the words into the phone, he translating and playing back the expressions for the interlocutors, the reverse interaction being also offered.
The Google Pixel Buds are an extremely interesting pair of headphones that do not work exclusively with the Google Pixel 2, and I think many people will be very interested in them. Google Pixel Buds are sold at the price of 160 dollars by the Google company, so very close to AirPods, the intention of those from Mountain View being as clear as possible and the first comparisons between the products will be interesting.
