Most recent Pixel Pro Ace firmware update will achieve better sound quality

For the people who have felt that the sound quality in the Pixel Buds Pro was a piece lacking and believe that it could do with an update, then this is your lucky day. Rather than trusting that Google will deliver another model with better sound quality, Google has pushed out another firmware update for the remote earbuds.

In this update, Google will at long last be bringing its guaranteed 5-band EQ that they had referenced at the tiny earbuds' send off. This will give clients more command over the sound from their earbuds, where they can now make changes across five recurrence groups - Upper High pitch, High pitch, Mid, Bass, Low Bass.

For the people who are curious about how to tune an EQ or can't be tried to make these manual changes themselves, not to stress since Google will likewise be including six distinct presets that have obviously been tuned by Google's sound designers, so you get to browse Default, Weighty bass, Light bass, Adjusted, Vocal lift, and Lucidity, contingent upon what you're paying attention to.

These EQ changes and presets will be saved to your Pixel Buds themselves, intending that in the event that you utilize the mini earbuds between numerous gadgets like your phone, tablet, and PC, the EQ and presets will continue as before as you recently set. The update ought to be carrying out as we talk so watch out for it.