The new phone from Google is a sibling to the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, in a smaller package. Read my Google Pixel 9 Pro review to see how the smaller device performs.

New in these buds is the Tensor A1 chip, which marks the first time Google has built custom silicon into the Pixel Buds lineup. The company is making a big deal out of how this A1 chip has made the ANC up to twice as powerful as before,

The Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 have a similar design to the previous generation, with a stemless, bud-style build and a small, river-stone-like charging case with a flip-up lid. They come in some fun colors, including Hazel (dark gray), Peony (pink), Porcelain (white), or Wintergreen (mint green). We received the Porcelain model for review.

The original Pixel Buds Pro were some of my favorite earbuds ever. Here's how the new Pixel Buds Pro 2 managed to perfect that formula even more.

If you're looking to pick up the Pixel Buds Pro 2, they will set you back $230. You can purchase them on Amazon, Best Buy, or through the Google Store itself. The new buds are offered in four colors: Porcelain, Hazel, Wintergreen, and Peony (which I have for this review.) And let's be clear: I love the Peony pink. We need more fun colors in tech.

It has been two years since we reviewed the original Pixel Buds Pro, which means it has been that long since Google gave us anything in their “Pro” audio line to toy with. They haven’t even had a new pair of budget-friendly Pixel Buds A-series during that time either,

Folded, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold looks almost indistinguishable from a regular smartphone, aside from some extra bezels on the left side of the device (its dimensions are comparable to the iPhone 15 Pro Max,

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is getting a new update for Google Meet, letting you use both front and back cameras during video calls. The feature, called "Dual Screen on Meet," can only be activated once you’re in a call.