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Similar to last year, the Google event held on Wednesday presented numerous Gemini capabilities, including AI shooting and processing tools for Pixel 10 series, along with improvements for Pixel Watch 4, so it expected Google to present Gemini functions for its latest Pixel Buds 2A Budel.

Some essential features presented at the event include the introduction of active noise cancellation and an AI feature that minimizes the background noise for buds 2A. In addition, Pro 2 headphones will receive an important update that allows users to accept or motivate calls and messages by shaking or shaking their heads.

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Pixel buds 2a

The Pixel Buds 2A represent the second generation of A -series headphones, which are Tech Giant’s most affordable choice in Earbud’s composition. They come with significant upgrades, making them almost the same as the original Pixel Buds Pro.

For the first time, series A headphones now include active noise cancellation, a significant upgrade from the previous version, which offered a reduction in zero noise. Now Pixel Buds 2A can prevent disturbed external noises, allowing clear conversations.

Another feature that comes to the headphones is Clear Calling, which uses Google AI to reduce the background noise and operates in conjunction with headphones that hide the wind to eliminate distractions, ensuring that both the user and the man at the other end can hear each other.

In addition, Pixel Buds 2A takes the slide function, a feature that was only available in the Pixel Buds Pro. This feature allows users to listen to their environment while still listening to sound, helping them stay aware of what is happening around them.

Pixel Buds 2A also has support with the Gemini Hands-Free, allowing you to contact AI assistant to help with tasks such as finding nearby restaurants, taking instructions, reading new emails, stopping songs and much more. You can only go with the twins by talking only, without having to take your phone.

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The battery life also gets a significant impulse, exceeding that of the original A -series with twice as much.

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In terms of design, these are the smallest and lighter headphones of the A series A to date, accompanied by a compact charging case. It is also IP54-Rated, making them resistance to sweat and water, ideal for training or unexpected rain.

Another new design feature that brings budget -friendly headphones closer to alignment with Pixel Buds Pro is the twisting stabilizer. This allows users to customize the application by turning counterclockwise for a comfortable application or clockwise for a more comfortable, relaxed application.

Reflecting the new features, Pixel Buds 2A come at a higher price. Retail for $ 130, compared to their predecessor below $ 100, and are available in two new colors: Hazel and Iris.

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Pixel buds pro 2

The Pixel Buds Pro 2, released for the first time last year, also receives significant upgrades.

As expected, these headphones have hands -free twins, but they also come with additional privileges. Now you can accept or reduce calls and texts just shake or shake your head. The headphones will detect these gestures using built -in accelerometers and sensors.

In addition, when interacting with Gemini, you can now connect with other applications, such as adding data to a grocery list to calendar conservation or programming events.

Other remarkable features include adaptive sound, which automatically adapts to the noise level around you to reduce the sounds of the quarrel to noisy settings, while still helping you stay up to date with your environment. In addition, the powerful noise protection automatically determines the abrupt loud sounds, protecting your hearing from loud noises, such as the siren of a nearby fire truck.

The Pixel Buds Pro 2 retail for $ 230 and come to a new moon color. However, it is important to note that most of these new features will not be available. Will be entered through a software update later in September. All existing Pro 2 users will receive the new features.

Customers can prepare Pixel Buds 2A and improve the Pro 2 today. The Pro 2 will be sent on August 28, while Pixel Buds 2A will not hit the shelves by October 9th.

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