Google Pixel Buds Pro India Launch on July 28: Specs, Features And Everything Else You Should Know
The Google Pixel Buds Pro is set to be officially unveiled in India on July 28. The tech giant, while replying to a user’s query on Facebook, mentioned that the Google Pixel Buds Pro will go on pre-orders in the country on July 21.
The Google Pixel Buds Pro is set to be officially unveiled in India on July 28. The tech giant, while replying to a user’s query on Facebook, mentioned that the Google Pixel Buds Pro will go on pre-orders in the country on July 21. As per the tech giant's post, the Google Pixel Buds Pro will be made available starting July 28. The Pixel Buds Pro is Google's answer to the Apple AirPods Pro.
Apart from India, the Google Pixel Buds Pro will also be made available on July 28 in regions like the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Ireland, Germany, France, Italy and Spain. The Pixel Buds Pro is the third iteration of TWS buds from Google and will also compete with the likes of Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro.
It is likely that the company releases the much-awaited Pixel 6a in India on the same day.
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Google announced the Pixel Buds at its annual I/O Conference in May for $199, or about Rs 15,800. Apart from active noise cancelling (ANC), the Google Pixel Buds Pro also comes with a "transparency mode". The TWS buds offers 11 hours of battery life, or 7 hours if ANC is turned on. The Google Pixel Buds Pro is the first pair of earbuds from the company to come with ANC that has a custom 6-core audio chip that operates on Google-developed algorithms.
The earbuds will have the new feature of integration with Google Assistant, and also gets Spatial Audio later this year after an update. If lost or misplaced, Google’s Find My Device app can locate your Google Pixel Buds Pro. Other features include a custom 11mm driver, touch controls and an IPX4 rating on the buds and an IPX2 rating on the charging case.
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