Google Pixel Buds

Google LLC

About this app

Set up and manage your Pixel Buds right from your Android 6.0+ device with the Google Pixel Buds app. You can easily check your earbuds and case battery levels, and control features like Adaptive Sound, in-ear detection, find device, Google Assistant and spoken notifications.

Here are some of the things that you can do with the Google Pixel Buds app:

• Check battery levels
• Learn how to use touch controls
• Turn on/off Adaptive Sound
• Turn on/off in-ear detection
• Ring your earbuds to help find them
• Control your Assistant and spoken notifications
• Get tips and support

To open the Pixel Buds app:
• On Pixel, connect your earbuds > Bluetooth settings > tap the ⚙️next to 'Pixel Buds'.
• On other Android phones, look for the Pixel Buds app icon on your home screen.

Note: This app is for Google Pixel Buds (2nd Gen)

Ratings and reviews

I like the functionality of the ear buds in general, lightweight and the quality is great for what I need. BUT I need Google to bring back the standalone app. It seems like it's a small thing but it's not, it's actually very inconvenient and frustrating. Please also bring back the amount of charging case battery along with showing the info in the notification bar. I'm not the only one here asking this which begs the question: why, Google?

The app works well, it shows each buds battery and the cases battery... But there are a few things I would like to change. 1. The find my device. It gives you the last known location of the device, although it's not overly accurate sometimes.. and It would be fantastic if it would make a sound (when they're not connected). 2. The 'app'. I know the settings for the buds are within the Bluetooth, but it would be so much easier to have an app (or a shortcut) on the home screen.

The buds are "confused" and the app doesn't seem to do anything but connect me to Bluetooth settings, which fail to show what my buds are connecting to. The loose connectivity repeatedly to my Google Pixel Pro 7. Other than that the buds are comfortable and I have gotten used to the inferior quality compared to my Bose earbuds. But this connectivity issue is very frustrating and happens every day with one or more devices. I have not experienced that with any other earbuds.

What's new

Welcome to your new Google Pixel Buds