Modern wireless earbuds have transcended mere audio playback devices, evolving into miniaturized orchestra conductors poised to respond to your every tap and gesture. However, not all maestros are created equal, with some earbuds dictating a rigid playlist of pre-programmed controls. Thankfully, Google offers a refreshing counterpoint by granting users options to customize touch controls on Pixel Buds.

While full symphony-conductor levels of control remain elusive, the Pixel Buds Pro empower you to fine-tune key interactions through touch and hold gestures.

Steps to Customize Pixel Buds touch controls

To embark on this audio customization journey, you’ll require two trusty companions: your Pixel Buds Pro and a Pixel phone (or the Pixel Buds app if your phone lacks Pixel heritage). With these in hand, follow these steps:

  1. Start by removing your Pixel Buds Pro from their case. Once they’re out, they should automatically connect to your Pixel phone, laying the foundation for a seamless customization process.
  2. Pull down your Pixel’s Notification Shade twice, revealing the gear icon for Settings. Tap that icon to enter the Settings app, then head to Connected Devices. Your Pixel Buds Pro should be listed there, complete with their own gear icon, tap it to access the earbuds’ settings.
  3. In the Device Details page, look for the entry named ‘Touch Controls.’ Once you’ve located it, tap the gear icon adjacent to ‘Customize Touch & hold’ to open the settings page dedicated to touch and hold actions.
  4. You’re now in the customization hub. Adjust the settings for both the left and right earbuds according to your preferences. Perhaps set ANC for both ears, or mix it up by assigning different actions to each bud. The choice is yours.
  5. Once you’ve fine-tuned the touch and hold configurations to your liking, back out of the Settings app, and revel in the newly tailored touch controls of your Pixel Buds Pro.

Remember, these tweaks might not be earth-shattering sonic revolutions, but they’re the subtle brushstrokes that paint a personalized listening masterpiece. So go forth, audio adventurer, and make your Pixel Buds Pro sing your song!

Karanjot Sidhu
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A computer science engineer who loves tech and won't stop talking about it. Here at Piunikaweb, I mostly cover Google Pixel deals and how-tos, though you may find me covering Pixel news as well sometimes. Apart from being a nerd, i love gaming and watching movies in my free time.

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