Google Earbuds Wired Headset USB-C, Comfortable Fit, Inline Controls, Compatible with Type-C Phones - White

I sort of gave up finding wired headsets that were comfortable, sounded good, and didn't break or short out after a month of use. I am very satisfied with these! They're super comfortable... no rubber brain suckers to smush into your ears. But they stay put, and I can drown out the annoying activities of people around me. I use them with my Google Pixel 8A and have no problems whatsoever. The controls are easy to use, and I have to say... the bass on these tiny earbuds is pretty gosh darn awesome! No shorting out, no crackling, and no weak wires. The USB C plug fits very snugly into my phone, so I'm not worried about a jiggly connecter. And calls come through clear on both ends! I highly recommend these if you want a wired headset that sounds great and will stand up to some accidental roughness.

These are absolutely stunning in value, functionality and quality for what they typically run for. Bought them for like $17 and I have got multiple of these at home - I use them to watch Netflix, listen to music on Spotify Premium, take work conf calls and daily drive them for literally everything.Audio quality is great, Netflix will still give you that spatial audio which is cool, nicely recorded YouTube videos with good production values will sound terrific and so will all your music on Spotify.They sound great to me (currently paired with Pixel 9 Pro) and in fact the clarity, instrument sound, vocals are on par with AirPods 2 on Bluetooth with same phone at least to my ears. On the sound level, they sound louder than AirPods on the Pixel so that's cherry on top (and yes, I've tried all AirPods hacks like Disable Absolute Volume and such but to no avail).The loops they come with keep them in my ears when I'm on my run or just doing chores or whatever. They stay. Very comfortable and I've no issues wearing them for hours and have slept wearing them multiple times with no issues.Protip - great battery life so much that you will never need to charge them ever :)

I am very pleased with the Google Pixel USB-C wired earbuds. I bought them as an extra pair of earbuds to supplement my wireless Pixel Buds Pro. Sometimes, my earbuds are charging and I need a wired pair to use in the meantime.I find these earbuds very comfortable. I can easily forget they are in my ears, and the adjustable stabilizer fin holds them in place really well. The inline controls are great with easy access to Google assistant. They even read out my notifications the same way my wireless Pixel Buds Pro do. They also work well with my laptop when plugging into one of the USB-C ports. It just shows as another audio device.The one area these buds suffer is audio quality. I find out of the box they sound really muddy with a lot of bass and very little mids and highs. Fortunately, I use the app, Wavelet, as an EQ, and they have an "AutoEQ" preset designed for these specific buds. Once applied they sound great with a flat profile. Honestly, I would not recommend using these without it.

The wired USB C headphones/earbuds that I use for my Macbook don't work with my Google Pixel 8 pro because the phone requires an external digital to analog cconverter (DAC) in the headphones. These headphones have the required DAC chip and allow me to not be that annoying guy braying into his phone with the speaker cranked to 11 at the coffee shop. I checked around and AMZN had the best price I could find on these. Build quality is very good. The cables seem burly enough to last for a while. The sound is clear although there's not much low end, so great for phone calls and podcasts but maybe not as great for music. Packaging seems like it would survive a drop from 35,000 feet, which is important to me.

I like the sound quality, but I'm not extremely picky on that. These are the first earbuds of this kind I've ever had, and I'm having a little trouble tweaking the cord so that it doesn't hurt my ear, but I don't wear them for a long time. Usually I use them to make a phone call at work. Good value. What was most important for me, was the C connection. The buds I had before, would not connect right on my Pixel 8, even though they worked great with my Pixel 6a. I don't like the white color, I wish they would have been black.

It was not clear that these do not transfer sound via a specific usb-c data-transfer method, and it does not work with Nintendo switch, otherwise sound is good, and they have held up nice.

great and relatively inexpensive USB-C buds. Replaced my original pair that had lasted me 4+ years.

I have tried many ear buds for running and finally decided to go back to a corded set. These have more features than I expected. I can change my songs, answer phone calls, adjust the volume and more. The fit is good and I don't have to worry about them falling out and hitting the ground. The sound quality is great for me. I'm not very picky though. The only thing I don't like is they make my ears a little sore if I wear them too long.