Those who didn't get them with their Pixel might want to snatch them at this new price!
this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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I was fortunate to get the Pixel Buds A-Series for free when I purchased a Pixel 7a phone (and that was a nice bonus). They are the first ear buds I have gotten, so I can't give comparison feedback with other buds.
The in-ear fit for me is very good, and the wings provide a secure fit during activity. Sound quality is generally good, and the bass and volume EQ settings increase the depth of sound. I turned off the Adaptive Sound feature, as it was more annoying then helpful when it automatically increased the volume in noisy environments. There is no volume control on the buds, so you need to manage that on your connected device.