Google has officially unveiled the new Pixel Buds Pro wireless headphones with active noise cancellation and a special audio processor for $200.
Pixel Buds Pro are the first headphones in the series to support active noise cancellation. Headphones are equipped with a special 6-core audio processor and use special algorithms to suppress noise. They also offer a feature called Silent Seal that takes into account the shape of the user’s ears in order to maximize the amount of noise cancelled.
The headphones are equipped with specially designed 11mm drivers. The volume equalizer automatically adjusts the sound setting based on the volume level. Like many other headphones, Pixel Buds Pro has a transparency mode.
In addition, the headset received pressure sensors. Google claims that they actively measure the pressure inside your ears to lower it for comfortable use. The company promises to later introduce support for spatial sound in this headphone model.
Other features include beamforming microphones, a voice accelerometer, windproof mesh covers, multi-point connectivity, touch controls, and support for hands-free Google Assistant with real-time translator. The earbuds are IPX4 waterproof, while the charging case is IPX2 waterproof.
The Pixel Buds Pro have a claimed battery life of 7 hours with the ACP and 11 hours without it. The charging case extends playback time to 20 hours with ACP and 31 hours without.
Google Pixel Buds Pro will go on sale July 21st.
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