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The video reviews the Google Pixel Buds Pro focusing on core quality, sound customization, and features like noise cancellation and voice detection for Android devices. The earbuds offer comfort, impressive battery life, and good controls. However, the case's battery life and lack of water and dust resistance are drawbacks. The Pixel Buds Pro score well in sound quality, noise cancellation, and EQ customization, earning them a 7.5 rating. The video compares the Pixel Buds Pro against competitors like the AirPods Pro 2 and Nothing Ear 2, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. An app for lhdc highes and a custom scoring spreadsheet are mentioned, encouraging viewers to subscribe for updates on rankings and scoring.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on the Pixel Buds Pro, which have been updated with improvements in core quality, sound customization, latency, and voice detection for Android devices. The video compares the Pixel Buds Pro against other top earbuds in 10 categories.
1. Comfort: The Pixel Buds Pro scores 9 for comfort due to the three sizes of ear tips, good ergonomics, pressure relief, and secure fit.
2. Case and Battery Life: Offers impressive battery life of 11 hours with noise-canceling off and 7 hours with it on, totaling 31 hours. The case is IPX2 water-resistant, charges wirelessly, and offers fast charging.
3. Controls: The controls are praised for being flawless, allowing control over playback, noise canceling, and volume adjustment with swipe gestures on one earbud.
Overall, the Pixel Buds Pro are commended for comfort, battery life, and controls, but the case’s battery life and lack of water and dust resistance are noted as drawbacks, earning it a score of seven in this category.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the features and performance of the Google Pixel Buds Pro. The earbuds offer customization options such as noise-canceling and voice assistant toggling. They score an 8 out of 10 in comparison to AirPods Pro 2’s 8.5 due to lacking skin detection for automatic play/pause. Connectivity features include Bluetooth 5.0, multipoint connection, and automatic device switching based on Google account connection, scoring a 7 out of 10. Sound quality is rated a 7, performing well in different environments but struggled with wind noise. Call controls are limited, with the ability to answer/reject calls and no mute option. The microphone performs adequately in various noise scenarios.
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In this segment of the video, the Google Pixelbuds Pro’s core quality is discussed along with the app customization and extra features available. Users can customize settings through an Android app, which includes Google Assistant options, sound customization, hearing wellness feature, and control settings. The app also offers multipoint connection and audio switch toggle. The noise-canceling effectiveness is rated at 7.5, considered solid for the price point, with some earbuds offering stronger noise canceling at similar prices. The EQ shift, which adjusts sound quality based on noise canceling or transparency modes, is discussed along with the conversation detect feature that automatically switches to transparency mode when the user starts speaking. The automatic wind noise reduction feature is also highlighted.
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In this part of the video, it discusses the noise cancelling feature and automatic wind noise reduction of the earbuds, giving them a smooth transition between modes. The transparency mode is rated 9 for clarity and minimal occlusion. Sound quality is analyzed, noting high volume capacity, customizable EQ, and decent bass and treble at lower volumes. The earbuds have a balanced sound out of the box, with the option to adjust the EQ for better performance. Overall, they receive a total score of 7.5, ranking them well against other similar-priced earbuds like the Nothing Ear 2. The choice between the Pixel Buds Pro and Nothing Ear 2 mainly comes down to features like noise cancelling and EQ customization, with each having its strengths.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses an app on iOS for lhdc highes. They also mention a custom scoring spreadsheet available for download. The spreadsheet includes notes on each score and specs for easy comparisons, as well as an advanced scoring system where users can assign importance levels to categories. The speaker emphasizes the flexibility of the scoring system and notes that new earbuds are continuously reviewed and added to the spreadsheet. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for updates on rankings and scoring.