Google’s upcoming Pixel Buds 2a have surfaced in new leaks, giving us our first detailed look at the next iteration of the company’s popular wireless earbuds. The latest images reveal a redesigned charging case and subtle but notable changes to the earbuds themselves, including trimmed stabilizer arcs for a more streamlined fit.
A Fresh Design for the Charging Case
One of the most noticeable updates is the revamped charging case. While still compact and pocket-friendly, the new case appears slightly more rounded with a matte finish, a departure from the glossy exterior of previous models. The lid also seems to have a more pronounced curve, making it easier to open one-handed.
Refined Earbuds with Trimmed Stabilizer Arcs
The Pixel Buds 2a retain the in-ear design of their predecessors but with a key tweak: the stabilizer arcs—the small fins that help keep the buds secure—have been trimmed down. This suggests Google is prioritizing a sleeker, more minimalist look while still ensuring a snug fit for active users.
Early reports indicate that the earbuds will maintain touch controls for playback and Google Assistant access, along with likely improvements to battery life and connectivity.
For a closer look at the leaked images, check out the full report on Android Headlines.
Expected Features and Pricing
While Google hasn’t officially confirmed the Pixel Buds 2a, rumors point to a mid-range price tag, positioning them as a more affordable alternative to the flagship Pixel Buds Pro. Features like Adaptive Sound, real-time translation, and fast pairing with Android devices are expected to carry over.
If you're eager to get your hands on a pair, keep an eye on Amazon for pre-order details once they’re officially announced.
Final Thoughts
With a refined design and likely competitive pricing, the Pixel Buds 2a could be a strong contender in the crowded wireless earbud market. Stay tuned for more updates as we approach Google’s expected launch event later this year.
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