In July of last year, Google introduced the Pixel Buds Pro to the Indian market, marking the company’s first foray into earbuds equipped with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) technology. These earbuds were launched alongside the Pixel 6A smartphone, offering consumers a choice of four distinct colors: coral, lemongrass, fog, and charcoal. However, it appears that Pixel Buds Pro enthusiasts may soon have more color options to choose from.
Noted tipster Paras Guglani, known as @passionategeekz on X, has unveiled exciting news that the Pixel Buds Pro will soon be available in two additional color variants: Porcelain and Sky Blue.
Exclusive: Pixel Buds Pro will get two new Color options
– Porcelain
– Sky Bluelaunching along with Pixel 8 series on 4th October! #PixelBudsPro #Pixel8 #Pixel8Pro #Google
— Paras Guglani (@passionategeekz) September 1, 2023
According to this reputable source, these fresh color choices will coincide with the launch of the highly anticipated Pixel 8 series, scheduled for release on October 4th. Let’s delve into the noteworthy features and specifications of the Google Pixel Buds Pro.
Google Pixel Buds Pro: Technical Specifications
These earbuds boast 11mm drivers and incorporate robust active noise cancellation capabilities. The inclusion of the Silent Seal feature further elevates the noise-cancellation experience. With a 6-core audio chip, these earbuds offer an impressive 11 hours of playback time when ANC is disabled, and 7 hours when it’s activated. The total playback time, including the case, extends to a substantial 31 hours. Additionally, these earbuds offer a transparency mode and come with IPX4 rating for water resistance, while the case is rated at IPX2. Connectivity options include USB Type-C and Qi wireless charging, with Bluetooth 5.0 support.
Stay tuned for the official release of the Pixel Buds Pro in these exciting new color options, along with the highly anticipated Pixel 8 series, both set to make their debut on October 4th.”
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