Excellent sound quality, both in calls and music, and long battery life. Quality case. Includes 3 sizes of eartips to achieve the best stability, sound quality, and noise cancellation (which is very satisfactory) for each ear.
The mobile app offers many options for sound customization - It also allows you to disable noise cancellation when voices are detected, provides instant voice access to Gemini AI, and can run a test to inform you if they are properly placed in your ear.
If not detected by a laptop/PC, you need to update their firmware via the app, and then they will be recognized immediately.
A very good feature is that the sound customization app can also be used when using them with a laptop/PC (via Internet https://mypixelbuds.google.com) - the website detects the earbuds and provides all the app's features, equalizer, noise cancellation, etc., for customization in gaming, music, etc. With the proper eartip, they are extremely stable even for running, and they have already survived 2-3 serious drops due to carelessness

Coming from Huawei Freebuds 5i.
In conversation, the Buds Pro are perfect. The person on the other end hears you crystal clear!
Because I work on the road, I hear the person I'm talking to perfectly! In noise cancellation, Huawei clearly wins... With Huawei, you literally couldn't hear when a truck or car passed by. With the Buds Pro, you hear background noises... They are very comfortable in the ear, you don't feel them, I wear them for 6 hours straight and they don't bother me like the Huawei do! At first, it's a bit difficult to put them in, but after a few days, it becomes second nature! The battery life of the headphones is excellent! I think the charging case runs out faster compared to Huawei's, but okay, that's not a huge problem! For their price, I consider them very fair! They also have various settings, for example, if you're wearing the headphones while listening to music and someone talks to you, the music stops so you can hear! If you're just wearing them without listening to anything and you have noise cancellation selected, when someone talks to you, it immediately switches to transparency.

Being a holder of two generations of Pixel phones, after my previous headphones (soundcore liberty 2) broke, I decided to try the Pixel Buds Pro, so they would have good connectivity with the phone and the convenience they offer. Their sound is just okay, they are average headphones, with their biggest disadvantage being the sound volume, which in my opinion is utterly disappointing. I constantly found myself increasing the volume and realizing it was at maximum. Many times on the subway, I couldn't hear the music due to the noise (even with ANC activated) on one hand, and on the other hand due to the limited volume of the headphones. My previous ones didn't have such a problem. The bass was also insufficient since I like to use it, and the EQ didn't make a huge difference, so it was just okay. Overall, the headphones for the money I paid for them (120 euros) are very mediocre. Also, they are not the most comfortable in the ear, and perhaps their shape has something to do with that. They didn't sit very well, and after a while, they slipped out. There are many better options at this price, and ultimately I went ahead and bought others. I gave the Pixel Buds to my mother (a Pixel owner) and proceeded to buy the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro (129 euros), and they are truly night and day compared to Google's. The Soundcore app is amazing and really well thought out. The belief that the connectivity I thought would be problematic was wrong since they worked exactly like the Pixel Buds. I don't know how good the Pixel Buds Pro 2 are, but I didn't want to spend 200+ euros on headphones, and I don't believe they will be that good. Overall, I am disappointed, and they are not worth buying.

I have had these headphones for quite some time, they are connected to the Pixel 6.

TLDR: Unreal sound quality, huge battery, incredible ANC (active noise cancellation) and transparency mode, and of course various Google smart features.

Sound quality 12/10! They are among the best buds I have worn (I also have the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, some Xiaomi models, and have had the chance to try some Sony ones as well). The only downside with the sound is that it doesn't go EXTREMELY loud, yes it goes loud but not extremely, in contrast to Samsung where I would have them at 85% and it's more or less the same as 100% on Google. But as I mentioned above, the sound is unbelievable.
The noise cancellation is simply wonderful, it's like experiencing silence for the first time with headphones.
The transparency mode is as if you're not even wearing the headphones, at one point I forgot that I was wearing them. Speaking of "forgot that I was wearing them," they are very comfortable. It may take a little effort the first few times to learn how to put them on exactly, but then it's a simple movement (similar to the Galaxy Buds) and 1st they don't come off and 2nd they are very comfortable. The battery life is long, very long actually if you take a few breaks and put them in the case for a bit. Meetings, gaming sessions, and calls with noise cancellation last for hours and hours. Also, since they are Google, they initially integrate very well with Google devices and then they have many smart features, such as if someone comes to talk to me and I have the headphones on with ANC (noise cancellation), the headphones can recognize that and pause the music + activate transparency mode, or there is a setting where the headphones detect the position of the head (lying down, tilted, normal, etc.) and adjust the balance and EQ for a smoother experience. These features MUST be activated by you, they are not open by default.

I tried them for €170 in May 23rd, I use them every day and I can happily say that they were worth every euro. Before buying them, I had heard various reviews, mixed ones. Most of them were positive, but there were some negative reviews about the headphones that made me curious. However, I can confidently tell you now, after several months have passed, that they are the best headphones I have ever had. I am a music lover and I listen to music almost all day. These headphones are ideal. The sound quality is fantastic, the Noise Cancellation works satisfactorily, the transparency is as if you're not wearing headphones, the head tracking is also very good, the gestures work perfectly, and for the first time with headphones, people tell me that I sound better than before. And the highlight for me: the touch controls. Honestly, you can't imagine how convenient they have been for me. There is nothing better than changing the volume of the sound without touching your phone or pressing physical buttons. And of course, their battery life. It says 11 hours in the description, I would say it's around that, maybe a little less, but generally, because I have sleep issues and I wake up with them, they almost always still have battery. That's it from me. If you like Google products, if you are a music lover who wants to listen for hours without a big headset, if you have an Android and want some of the best headphones on the market, I highly recommend them

Their real value does not exceed 50€. Good build quality, although the material of their case even sticks dust from the fabric of jeans (I didn't even know that jeans shed until now). They connect easily and the multipoint is very useful. They fit strangely in the ear, but once they are in, they sit well. However, that's where the positives end. Their sound quality is extremely mediocre. They play much worse and much quieter than the QCY T13 that I bought for 15€. They have very good bass, but the mids and especially the highs sound muffled and compressed. In calls, they told me that I sound average, even though I was in the quiet of my home. Their transparency mode is just there to say that they have it. It sounds awful. It collects and amplifies the environmental noise and disturbances, while you can't hear people well, like an old cheap microphone. The ANC is OK, although the truth is that I have no point of comparison. Their battery drains in front of your eyes. They don't last more than 3-4 hours, and the case only fully charges them once. I am in the process of returning them now, as I am waiting for them to come and pick them up. They are not worth 180€ for any reason.

The sound quality is very satisfying, I have no complaints.

The noise cancellation is very good, if you're listening to something like music, you won't understand what's happening around you. I wouldn't recommend it if you're walking on the street because you won't hear if a car is coming. So be careful! If there's a strong wind or a modified engine or an airplane, you'll hear it if you have low volume music.

The ambient sounds were incredible, at first I thought I wasn't wearing anything, I could hear everything.

They don't bother me at all, I can feel that I'm wearing them but they don't tire or hurt me during prolonged use.

I have connected them to my mobile phone and computer, and they automatically connect when I open YouTube on my computer, it plays from there, and when I pause and play something on my phone, I hear it from my phone. If you're on the computer and receive a phone call, it automatically connects to the call (if you answer it, of course).

Both the earphones and the case charge very quickly, the case holds for 2-3 charges and the earphones are difficult to say, but they should last around 6 hours. I say this because when you take them out, you'll put them in their case and they will charge, so it's difficult to say how long they last.