Google Pixel Buds A-Series - Truly Wireless Earbuds - Audio Headphones with Bluetooth - White

Love them! Pros: They feel very light in my ears. So light I almost forget I have them in!! The google voice assistant is so awesome The sound is really good, I immediately turned on the "bass boost" in the settings. The case is small and very smooth so felt fine in my pants pocket Bluetooth worked fine on my phone, tablet and laptop. Switching was easy. Cons: I miss the volume controls on the earbuds (the previous model had them) but I can use the phone volume controls or use the google assistant.

Quite possibly the best earbuds I've had in a very long time. Here's a bit of background on me - I'm a medical student, so I spend a substantial amount of time studying. If I'm not studying, I'm likely working out. In the last 2 years, I have tried at least 6 different bluetooth earbuds and headphones for my various activities. I have very small ears, so it's difficult to find buds that will fit comfortably in my small ears for hours on end (sometimes my study sessions will go 6 hours in a sitting), and stay inside my ears without me constantly having to push them back in. I have tried all the major brands (Samsung, Anker, Sony, Bose). I wasn't dead set on my earbuds having active noise cancellation because I have the Bose headphones for that. My goal was to find comfortable fitting earbuds that I did not have to keep babysitting. After trying out every single Samsung option (I have a Galaxy S22), I decided to give the Google Pixel buds a try. I am very pleased with the fit - they are comfortable and not too big in my ear (I dislike the style of buds that protrude out of the ear), they also have a very small and useful wing tip that helps stabilize the position while inside your ear. I wore them while studying (4 hour session), gave it a quick 15-minute charge, and wore them for another 2.5 hours as I ran the treadmill, did burpees, and lifted weights. The entire time, I did not adjust them at all, and they stayed snuggly inside my ear. Few controls through the app, including bass boost and other equalizer components. Good sound quality, nice feel to the case, and not too sensitive to touch controls. The most recent Samsung buds I tried were awful for my ears despite all the positive reviews. Of course, everyone's ears are shaped differently, but they are hands down the best buds I have come across in the past 2-3 years.