Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 see significant price drop
Android users seeking a premium audio experience can now purchase the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 for $169. This price, matching the lowest previously offered, is available at Amazon, the Google Store, and Best Buy. The promotional pricing is set to expire at 11:59 PM PT on November 8th, with other retailers expected to mirror the discount. Certain color options are experiencing limited availability, so shoppers are encouraged to check multiple retailers.
The Pixel Buds Pro 2 are specifically designed for Android devices, offering enhanced functionality, particularly for Pixel phone users who can benefit from tighter integration with Gemini. Reviews have highlighted the earbuds’ improved design, resulting in a lighter and more comfortable fit. While the noise cancellation and transparency mode are notable improvements, they are not yet industry-leading, falling slightly short of competitors like the Bose Ultra Earbuds. The audio tuning prioritizes clarity and detail over a bass-heavy sound, though users can customize the sound profile with presets and a five-band EQ.
Beyond the Pixel Buds, other deals are available. Nintendo Switch owners can purchase Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition from the Nintendo Store for $5.99 until 11:59 PM PT on November 6th. A refurbished Fellow Aiden coffee maker is also discounted to $299.95 at the Fellow online storefront, and Prime Members can save 26 percent on ESR’s Cyclone Magnetic Charging Pad at Amazon, bringing the price down to $36.99.
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