Phone calls are seamless, and the buds have specialized beamforming mics to pick up your voice.Īll of these features are nice, but what really made the A-Series my go-to buds was the impressive battery life. Google's Adaptive Sound feature, which automatically adjusts the volume to suit your surroundings, works almost imperceptibly and is a godsend for the times I walk my dog along a busy street. I'm also able to totally focus on the narration of audiobooks without being pulled into the outside world. You won't get the same depth of sound with the A-Series as with a quality pair of on- or over-ear cans, but there's no tinny feedback or sound leakage that sometimes plagues compact buds. The audio quality is impressive, especially given the size. Jostling and jumping don't affect the fit or the sound. I made the A-Series my sole workout headphone throughout testing, and they had no problems with all the moving and shaking that came from weightlifting, running, and even the high-flying kicks and punches of a martial arts punching bag routine. But that comfort isn't at the expense of a secure fit. I can't think of many other buds I'd want in my ears for even half that time. At one point, I wore the A-Series buds for stretches of over three hours with no discomfort as I did chores around my apartment.
The tiny A-Series buds, which feature a small silicone wing design to keep them stable on the ear, fit comfortably without digging into my lobes (a problem I've had with similarly designed buds).
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