s of Google's AirPods Pro will work with Android devices, although some functions are exclusive to iOS.
Thankfully, there are plenty of wireless earbuds that are built specifically for Android devices. The wireless earbuds market continues to grow, and manufacturers are finding ways to offer products that integrate with smartphones and tablets. The top smartphone companies also sell wireless earbuds.
Pixel Buds. Both earbuds are equipped with hands-free voice assistants, the Pixel Buds using the popular Google Assistant, while Galaxy Buds Pro have Samsung's Bixby enabled by default.
Earbuds For A Step Up In Audio
For Android s who want amazing audio and don't mind sacrificing the communication between wireless earbuds and smartphones, there are two great options. The 360 Reality Audio and 24 hours of battery life. The only disadvantage is the bulky charging case, which is considerably larger than most wireless earbuds. Sennheiser is a big player within audio equipment, and its Momentum True Wireless 2 earbuds feature high-end drivers that deliver great sound quality, excellent ANC, and a whopping 28 hours of battery life. The WF-1000XM3 offer Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa integration, while the Momentum True Wireless 2 can work with Google Assistant and Apple's Siri.
As for the AirPods Pro, their ANC works with Android, as does Transparency Mode for hearing what's going around a and gestural control. Among the features that don't work, however, are Siri, audio sharing for t listening, and spatial audio. The AirPods Pro are praised for their convenience and integration into Apple's ecosystem. In that realm, there is not a set of wireless earbuds quite like them for Android s due to the abundance of Android devices. But the advantage for Android is there are no restrictions because Android s freely switch between earbuds, knowing that they will not lose features whereas iOS s have the perfect earbuds in the AirPods series that every other product will be considered a downgrade.
Source: Google, Samsung, Sennheiser, Sony