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The Google Pixel Buds Pro are on sale for $100 today

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When it comes to noise-canceling earbuds, pretty much every major audio brand (and many third-party underdogs) has some kind of foot in the race. But as you can guess, not all TWS buds are created equal, and here at Digital Trends, we aim to spotlight the products that are going to deliver exceptional sound quality and strong ANC performance. Enter the Google Pixel Buds Pro, a pair of wireless buds we gave high marks to in our review. AV expert Simon Cohen is even on record saying, “They’re the best earbuds for Android fans.”

Right now, when you purchase the Google Pixel Buds Pro through Woot, you’ll only end up paying $100. The full MSRP on this product is $200. And if you’d rather keep your audio confined to a pair of closed-back cans, we also recommend taking a look at our list of the best headphone deals.

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Why you should buy the Google Pixel Buds Pro

The Google Pixel Buds Pro are incredibly comfortable, to the point you may even forget you’re wearing them after a while. On a full charge, Google claims you should get just over seven hours of battery life with ANC enabled, which bodes well for those of us who have to commute through a busy city. The Pixel Buds Pro do a nice job at canceling out engine noise, construction sounds, and even workplace chatter. There’s also a Transparency mode and a Conversation Detection feature that pauses media and disables ANC when you start talking.

As far as sound quality goes, the Pixel Buds Pro deliver rich and balanced playback, with a little extra oomph in the bass department. The earbuds sound good when listening to multiple genres, and if you’re using an Android device, you’ll be able to download the Google Pixel Buds app to change audio presets, perform an ear tip seal test, control Bluetooth Multipoint settings, and more.

It’s hard to say how long this markdown is going to last, so if you’ve been looking to score a great deal on a solid set of ANC buds, this is an opportunity you don’t want to pass up! Take $100 off the Google Pixel Buds Pro when you purchase today.

We also recommend checking out our lists of the best Google Pixel deals and the best Bluetooth speaker deals for even more savings on wireless tech!

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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