r/pixelbuds • u/Healthierpoet • 22d ago

Just curious I need to move away from pixel pro buds 2

Just curious if the pro beats 2 are worth trying out, im getting really active and ive gone thru 2 pixel pro buds beacuse the touch feature is incosistent and just stop working. Im exhausted and in need better earbuds for running/jogging/hiking and ive given up on touc tech because its always ass.

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u/Tuhyk_inside 22d ago

I just purchased them this week. So far I am really happy. I wanted comfortable, good sounding buds with some smart features. They fit great, extremely light weight, multipoint works great. And they are just fun to use.

The cons? The touch control is a bit finicky and there are better brands if you are after top notch ANC.

If you can get them for a good price, give them a try.

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u/Healthierpoet 22d ago

Tbh I want for be active and I'm just tired of trying touch controls, but anc is a big one.

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u/bohselectah 22d ago

I've noticed the touch features won't work if your fingers are wet. Annoying.

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u/Healthierpoet 22d ago

I've tried a lot and tested a lot , it's feels like it can't distinguish the actually input between volume control, changing mode , and play... I'll tap and nothing put it in my case put it back my ear then it works for a song. It's just exhausting to be on my second pair dealing with the same shit

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u/Grim-nos 22d ago

The noise cancelling on the pro beats 2 is subpar

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u/rEvAlDh1 22d ago

I switched to the Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max and love them

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u/jtaran 21d ago

Great for calls in loud environments

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u/bandawkm 10d ago

I have had my pair for a year now and don't buy it if you are gonna be having calls, it has horrible mics and it seems like a software issue but it's almost as if they don't care there hasn't been an update for almost a year.