Google Pixel Buds are one of the best in class wireless Bluetooth earbuds that offer rich sound and clear calls at a pretty solid price tag. However, it seems that some users are experiencing issues with the Google Pixel Buds sound or audio listening. So, if you’re also one of the victims then you can check out this troubleshooting guide on How to Fix the Google Pixel Buds Audio Issue completely. Here we’ve provided a couple of workarounds that should help you.
Previously we’ve already seen some connectivity issues with the Google Pixel Buds and users were getting mad. But Google has managed to push an update to the Pixel Buds users apart from the new A-Series models that promise to fix a low or maximum volume issue. Additionally, the update includes a fix for the unusual issue where it eliminates the pause after every 1:50 of playback. Still, plenty of users is facing audio issues on these earbuds.
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How to Fix Google Pixel Buds Audio Issue
Well, you don’t have to worry about it. Just make sure to follow the steps below to fix the issue.
1. Manually Update Firmware
Although if there is an update available for your connected Google Pixel Buds, the system will automatically install the update. However, it may possible that somehow the automatic updates are turned off on the handset. In that scenario, even if a notification will appear on your device when an update is available, it won’t be downloaded or installed on your Pixel Buds until you do it manually.
- For Pixel device users with Android 10 or above: Go to Settings > Connected devices > Pixel Bud’s settings.
- On other Android devices: Open the Google Pixel Buds app on the handset > scroll down and select More settings > Firmware update > Tap on the toggle to turn automatic updates on.