Each Pixel Buds A-Series bud is a small disc with a stabilising fin and a rubber tip. Pop the case open and the comparisons with the "full" Pixel Buds 2 continue. Dark Olive Pixel Buds A-Series are not going on sale here, which is a pity, if only in consumer choice terms.Īlso, I'll be honest, because it totally sounds like a gritty Popeye reboot and I want that to exist so badly. However, if you buy one in Australia you wouldn't be aware of the Dark Olive variant. It manufactures Pixel Buds A-Series in "Clearly White" and "Dark Olive" finishes. The one catch here for Australians is that Google makes the Pixel Buds A-Series in 2 different colour types. Google probably wouldn't welcome that comparison, but that's the reality for stark white products of any type. It's quite a plain design that almost feels like a throwback to the classic early days of the Apple iPod. There's an exterior pairing button at the back and a USB C charging socket at the bottom of the case. From the outside, you might not spot a lot of difference between the Pixel Buds A-Series and their pricier counterparts.īoth sets use the same rounded egg – or maybe it's meant to be reminiscent of skipping stone – charging case design, which slips nicely into a pocket or bag when you need to get mobile.
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