Questions about Google Pixel Buds Pro 2

Hi there, I have a Pixel 10 Pro and a MacBook Pro M1. I am evaluating these Buds Pro 2. I'd need the Buds to switch between these two devices. I don't need to stay connected on both at the same time; on the contrary, I'd prefer to connect alternatively on the two. This is possible with a double click on my current OnePlus Bullets Z2. Is it also possible with these Buds?

Hello I recently got my pair and have tested ANC without music. I have a clearly audible static noise when I am in ANC mode. I compared ANC with a colleague's airpods and it is much better there. I found a few posts online reporting the same thing and many saying they sound great (ANC only, no music). Did I possibly get a faulty model?

I lost the charging case (must have fallen out of my pocket). Is it correct that there are no individual replacement charging cases for the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2? Do I really have to hope that I can find a second-hand charging case somewhere? And if that doesn't work, can I no longer use the headphones?

Question for owners: What is your experience with the microphone quality during calls? There is a lot of feedback in reviews and on Reddit that you can hardly be heard during calls and that updates have not solved this problem.

Can they also be found in the Google Find my app when the case is closed? Because with the Pixel buds pro (1) you can only ever see the last connected location

is a usb cable supplied? Thanks for answer

ANC on the left side sounds like the mode "transparency" some noises are also amplified. i have reset the pixel buds 2. played through all possible problem solutions. has anyone had this experience with the PB2? i already had the alge version and they were great ... until someone stole them from me!!! 😅😂

Hello I currently use an iPhone and wanted to know whether these headphones can be used with IOS devices. It would be important to know whether the ANC control works properly without an Android device and whether you can connect two devices to the headphones? If you can connect multiple devices, do the headphones change the device source "seamlessly"? For example, if I have paused the sound on my iPhone and then play the sound on my Mac, do the headphones automatically switch to the Mac? Last but not least, I wanted to know what the return policy is. My ear canals are relatively small and I've been struggling to find the right earbuds that sit really deep in my ear canal for ANC to work well. Now I was wondering if I could return the headphones if they didn't fit at all. Thank you in advance for your help!

I have the pixel buds pro and unfortunately I can only wear them with a cap if I don't wear a cap they fall out of my ears after about 2 minutes (no matter what I do). that's why I want to know if these buds have a better fit. It could also be that my ears are just too small but if I need other similar headphones everything is fine. so I don't know if I should get these buds now.

The Pixel buds pro 2 cannot be connected to the phone via the "fast pair", which is why the "find my device" does not work. I have tried everything that is recommended on the internet. Is it because of my pair and should I return them?

Do you already know if and when the Pixel Buds Pro 2 in pink will be available again?

Can the earbuds be returned if there are problems or if they do not fulfil expectations, especially with regard to the often controversial microphone quality?

Additional information, according to Google Gemini: Which codecs are supported by the Pixel Buds Pro 2? The Pixel Buds Pro 2 support the following codecs: SBC: This is the standard Bluetooth audio codec that provides basic audio quality. It is universally compatible with all Bluetooth devices. AAC: A more advanced codec often used by Apple devices. It offers better audio quality than SBC. LC3: This is the next generation Bluetooth audio codec developed for LE Audio. It promises better audio quality and lower latency compared to SBC and AAC. However, its full potential can only be realised in future updates. Codecs with higher bit rates such as aptX, aptX Adaptive and LDAC are not included. These codecs offer even better audio quality, but are not supported by the Pixel Buds Pro 2. While Google has confirmed support for LC3, it's worth noting that full implementation could be rolled out through future software updates.