2021-06-07 12:06
Technology
Alex Lowe

Google launches new entry level Pixel Buds A-Series

Google launches new entry level Pixel Buds A-Series

Last week, Google released some new entry level Pixel Buds wireless earbuds. The new A-Series are roughly the same as the standard Pixel Buds from 2020 but are a lot cheaper, now undercutting Apple’s AirPods for the first time.

Like the Pixel phones Google makes, the ‘A’ in the name indicates a more budget friendly version, much like the Pixel 3a and Pixel 4a. The standard Pixel Buds come in at $179 US / £179 UK and to get down to the $99 / £99.99 price for the A-Series, Google has dropped a few features.

Google has removed the wireless charging capabilities, as well as the swiping gestures. However, the hands free access to the Google Assistant remains as well as the real-time translation feature.

The Pixel Buds A-Series go on sale on 17th June and they will be available to preorder in the US, UK and Canada. For our Australian readers, there is a waiting list to be joined but prices are yet to be confirmed.

Alex Lowe

Google launches new entry level Pixel Buds A-Series

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

Other Posts

Apple Arcade displayed on various Apple products
Apple Arcade – World’s first gaming subscription service for mobile and desktop
Apple Arcade debuts and will be available later this year for iOS and macOS
Now discontinued, Apple removes all references to iPod touch from its main website
After being discontinued, any mention of the the iconic iPod touch on apple.com has been removed
Apple is conducting new pedestrian surveys in the UK for Apple Maps
People spotted walking around h UK with Apple Maps branded backpacks, hinting at expanded Look Around data
iPad Air 2
Apple’s new iPad Air 2 has a triple-core processor
Apple launches new powerful iPad Air 2 with A8X chip