Things You Need to Know About Google Pixel Buds
Google Pixel Buds are wireless buds that are designed for a
customizable and comfortable fit. With personalized 12 mm
speaker drivers, Google Pixel Buds, provides better sound, and it has
unique beam-forming mics and voice accelerometer, which provides
crystal clear voice on the calls in a noisy environment.
The Google Pixel Buds will surely improve the company’s last wireless
earbuds. Google is now confirming the existence of the Pixel Buds, and we
are indeed to say that they will launch it soon. Accidently the company
sent an email to Google Nest in which there is an image of Pixel Buds with
the link in the accessories section of Google, which means Google Pixel
Buds release date is soon.
Users can get accurate time translation and hands-free features from the
Google Assistant; they have to say “Hey Google.” Google Pixel Buds are
sweat-free and waterproof as well. It is ready for wireless charging.
Setup of Google Pixel Buds:
You have to make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
Now, you can place the charging case next to your phone with the Google Pixel Buds still inside.
And then press and hold the pairing button on the back of the charging case until you see the white earbuds status light pulsing.
At last, on your host device’s Bluetooth menu, you must tap on the Google Pixel Buds headphones to pair them with your device.
Pairing Your Google Pixel Buds with Additional Devices
When you want to pair your Google Pixel Buds to an additional device, you must place them in the charging case with the lid open and when the case status light is visible, then hold the pairing button until the light starts pulsing to put them in pairing mode. Now while in pairing mode, your Pixel Buds will be ready to pair with your new device. Google Pixel Buds pairings can be kept for up to 6 gadgets, and if the different pairing of devices will forget the oldest one.
Switching Connection Between Devices
If you want to switch connections between devices that have already been paired with Pixel Buds, then select Pixel Buds from the Bluetooth menu of the new device. Then your Pixel Buds should disconnect from the old machine and connect to the most recently connected device.
Controls for Google Pixel Buds
The Google Pixel Buds permits you to control your media, manage your calls and use your Assistant during the go with just a few simple gestures, and all gestures can be performed with either earbud.
Single Tap: You can play or pause your media and answer your calls as well.
Double Tap: You can change your track (next track), end or reject your calls, and stops Google Assistant.
Triple Tap: You can go to the previous track.
Swipe Forward: You can raise the volume.
Swipe Backward: You can lower the volume.
Touch & Hold (requires Android 6.0+ and Assistant): You can listen to notifications (release after chime) and can talk to your Google Assistant (speak while holding).
How to wear Google Pixel Buds
Google Pixel Buds are crafted to provide a high-quality and cozy listening experience. Learn how to manage Pixel Buds to fit your ears best properly.
Get the right fit: You can gently insert your earbud with the stabilizer arc tucking into the ear, and after inserting each earbud, a bit rotate it back and forth until it adequately stays in place when you move your head or tap either earbud.
Improve the fit: Your Google Pixel Buds are pre-attached with medium ear tips and also come with small and large ear tips so you can improve your fit according to your need. Each ear is unique, which means your left ear may differ from your right ear, the different try sizes for each ear to find the best fit. To swap ear tips, pull the attached ear tip-off and press the additional ear tip onto the earbud until you feel a light snap and gently pull on the ear tip to ensure that it is properly attached.
Clean your Google Pixel Buds
When you are cleaning your Pixel Buds, then you must follow these guidelines to avoid damage.
Necessary: You should not use any chemical detergent, powder, or other chemical agents such as alcohol or benzene to clean the earbuds or the charging case and not clean the earbuds or the patient while they are charging.
Clean the charging case: You can use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to clean the exterior of the charging case softly, and you can also use the cloth or cotton swab to clean inside the charging case’s magnetized pods, especially the charging contacts and to remove any built-up material. When needed, you can apply water with a damp, lint-free cloth to softly remove scuff marks on the exterior of the charging case. To avoid damage and avoid getting moisture into any openings like the USB-C port. It would be best if you did not use any liquid, including water, to clean the inside of the charging case.
Clean the earbuds: You can use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to clean the earbuds, including the charging contacts softly. When needed, you can apply water with a damp, lint-free cloth or cotton swab to softly remove built-up material or scuff marks. To avoid damage and avoid getting moisture into any openings. When need then uses a soft-bristled toothbrush to clean out the earbuds. Softly insert the bristles in the microphone holes and speaker vent openings and move the toothbrush in an in-and-out motion to remove any earwax.
Turn Off Touch Controls On Your Pixel Buds.
When you instead do not use touch controls for your earbuds, you can now turn them off. When you turn off touch controls, your Pixel Buds would not respond to any touches or taps, but you can still get hands-free help from your Google Assistant by saying Hey Google, and now you can turn off touch controls from your phone or by asking your Assistant.
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