The well-rated Google Pixel Buds A-Series earphones are currently available on sale for just $79, saving you 20% instantly.
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Amazon would normally ask you to pay around $99 for the Pixel Buds A-Series earphones, but for a limited period of time, the asking price has been dropped to just $79. There are no discount codes or coupons needed either in order to get this deal.
Buy Google Pixel Buds A-Series - Wireless Earbuds - Headphones with Bluetooth - Was $99, now just $79
Google makes a handful of true wireless earbuds. But, if you’re looking for something that gets the basic job done, blasting music into your ears or attending phone calls whenever needed, then the A-Series is the way to go.
Pairing is super easy, and the Pixel Buds A-Series works with both Android and iOS devices. But, if you want to get the most out of them, we will suggest using the buds with an Android phone. Think of the A-Series as AirPods for Android and you’re not that far off.
Featuring 12mm audio drivers, the A-Series sound wonderful and offer rich bass, clear mids and highs. And thanks to the in-ear design, the seal ensures an even clearer sound even with slight noise around you.
The A-Series feature 5 hours of battery life on a single charge but the charging case takes that number to 24. Recharging is super easy, thanks to the USB-C port at the bottom - the charging cable is included with the purchase.
Google Pixel Buds A-Series feature beamforming microphones that target your voice, allowing you to sound as clear as possible to the person you’re having a conversation with. This is an absolutely important feature and one which many earbuds skip out on.
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