Translate with Google Pixel Buds
Step 1: Select language. Ask Google Assistant to help translate on Google Pixel Buds. Important: A Google account is required. While you are wearing Google Pixel Buds, touch and hold either earbud or say, "Hey Google" to invoke your Google Assistant. Tell the Google Assistant to help you interpret a language.
Set up Google Pixel Buds - Android - Google Pixel Buds Help
Press and hold the pairing button on the back of the wireless charging case until the status light starts pulsing white. Tap the Google Pixel Buds pairing notification and follow the on-screen steps. Pixel Buds Pro 2: Find your Pixel Buds using Android’s Find My Device network. When you add your Buds to the Find my Device App, you can access ...
Fix Bluetooth problems on your Pixel - Pixel Phone Help - Google …
Step 1: Check Bluetooth basics. Turn Bluetooth off and then on again. Learn how to turn Bluetooth on and off. Confirm that your devices are paired and connected. Learn how to pair and connect via Bluetooth. Restart your devices. Learn how …
Set up Google Assistant on headphones
Step 1: Make sure that your headphones are connected to your phone. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google app. On your Android phone, from the top of your screen, swipe down. Make sure your headphones are connected, or show as “Active.”. On your headphones, turn the power button off and then on.
Set up & use your Pixel USB-C earbuds - Pixel Phone Help
Set up your Google Assistant. Plug your Pixel USB-C earbuds into your phone. Start setup: If you see a notification that says "Pixel USB-C earbuds connected," tap Finish setup. If you don’t see a notification, press and hold Home . Then tap Finish headphones setup. Follow the steps on …
Manage Google Assistant headphone notifications
When you have headphones connected to your Android devices, Google Assistant can announce incoming notifications which includes: Messages; Emails; Calendar events; Info from other applicable installed apps; Tip: After Google Assistant reads the notifications to you, you can respond by voice to a message when Google Assistant is finished speaking.
Fix issues with Google Assistant on headphones
Step 1: Check that your headphones are connected to your phone. On your Android phone, say "Hey Google, open Assistant settings." On your Android phone, swipe down from the top of your screen. Make sure your headphones are connected, or show as “Active.”. On your headphones, turn the power button off and then on.
Listen with Spatial Audio on your Pixel device - Google Help
On Pixel Fold or Pixel Tablet, you can enable spatial audio for your device's built-in speakers. This feature makes your listening experience closer to the immersive engagement you get with headphones or earbuds. Open your device's Settings app. Tap Sound & vibration Spatial audio. Turn on Phone or Tablet speakers.
Connect through Bluetooth on your Pixel phone - Google Help
Step 2: Connect. Open your device's Settings app. Tap Connected devices Connection preferences Bluetooth. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. In the list of paired devices, tap a paired but unconnected device. When your devices are connected, the device shows as "Connected." Connect to Bluetooth on your Pixel phone.
Listen to music, calls & more on Pixel - Pixel Phone Help - Google …
If headphones say "Made by Google" or "Made for Google," we certified that they work with Pixel phones. Other digital audio accessories can also work with Pixel phones. Find accessories on the Google Store. If you have a Pixel 3 or Pixel 2, the headphone adapter …