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June 2021
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88 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Meilleure réponse des basses
Google Assistant toujours présent
Moins chers que les Pixel Buds 2
Des graves et des médiums sages et bien maîtrisés
Bon respect des timbres
Conception minimaliste et discrète
Qualité de fabrication irréprochable
Bonnes sensations de confort
Le design confortable
Le prix
La qualité des graves
Les fonctionnalités
Même design plaisant et même qualité audio que les Pixel Buds 2
Poids légèrement inférieur
Excellente qualité d'appel
Résistants à la sueur et aux éclaboussures
Très bon rapport qualité/prix
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Moins confortables
Pas d'annulation active du bruit
Qualité sonore légèrement fatigante
Manque de précision des hauts médiums/aigus
Fonction “amplification des basses” pas assez maîtrisée
Pas de contrôle du volume depuis les écouteurs
Réglages avancés réservés aux terminaux sous Android
L'absence d'isolation
Les médiums très moyens
La dynamique sonore
La perte du réglage tactile du volume
L'autonomie qui pourrait être meilleure pour des écouteurs sans RBA
Nice relaxed sound with a choice of light bass or a little more, Surprisingly spacious soundstage, Very comfortable to wear, Decent value
No noise cancellation, Adaptive sound is hit and miss, Requires an Android phone to get the most out of the earphones
Google's attempt at the Pixel Buds A-Series is an intriguing offer and an attempt to compromise. On the one hand, there are features missing that you could get on just about any other earphone maker, and yet the other… these things are just so darn comfor...
Extrait: First, a brief explanation of our review procedure. We test over two days of use – battery life is an extrapolation of that. We can't measure absolute volume and frequency response – only tell you if it sounds good with our test tracks. So, Cybershack use...
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Publié: 2021-09-15, Auteur: Chris , review by: ausdroid.net
Extrait: Google's Pixel Buds A Series landed on my desk a couple of weeks ago and I've been trying them out, between all the other audio gear I use on a regular basis. At $159, they're in that sweet spot for pricing for true wireless buds, and the design looks pre...
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Publié: 2021-08-23, Auteur: Daniel , review by: eftm.com.au
Google had a nice pair of earbuds with last years Pixel Buds, though connectivity issues meant they had a hit and miss reputation. The Pixel Buds A-Series fixes those connectivity issues with both buds connecting to your device, and they come at a fairly...
Publié: 2021-08-23, Auteur: Alice , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Extrait: If there's one thing you can expect from Google it's that they make very good products for prices that seem slightly too reasonable. Their latest product is the Google Pixel Buds A-Series, true wireless in-ear headphones. Like the other Pixel A-Series pr...
Extrait: From what looked like a strange piece of plastic peeping out of the ear, true wireless earbuds (TWS) have come a long way.From not just creating a niche of its own but TWS is gradually eating into the market for wired headphones. After all, they are con...
Extrait: If you think the term "true wireless" sounds like sales jargon, we're with you. Regardless of whether you call them "true wireless," "cable-free," or "wire-free," the important distinction between these and typical earphones is the complete lack of a cabl...
Extrait: Apple's AirPods are arguably the most popular true wireless earphones on the market, but it's not because they're cheap. The AirPods Pro sell for $249, while the third-generation AirPods go for $179 and the second-gen pair is $129 (and let's not even get...
Good, Good-looking, comfortable, Excellent Google Assistant functionality, Detailed, clean sound, Good all-round performance
Needs an Android device for all features and functions, A bit under-equipped for the price
Objectively, the Google Pixel Buds A-Series is a pretty good headset, provided you have an Android smartphone. You get decent sound quality for music and calls, reasonable battery life, good comfort, and decent voice assistant responsiveness, all of which...
Extrait: Price: Rs 9,999Rarely do I come across a wireless earbud that has a unique design. Most of the earbuds have a design similar to Apple AirPods -- housing a stem. Samsung has been experimenting with its design and so is Google. The Pixel Buds A-Series boa...
