- Do these work with any phone?
- They need a USB-C port that carries audio. Most recent Android phones and USB-C laptops work; iPhones with Lightning and devices with only a 3.5mm jack do not.
- Do they need charging?
- No. They draw power from the connected device, so there is no battery to charge or pair.
- Can I use them for running or the gym?
- They are not water resistant, so sweat and rain can damage them. They are better suited to desk, commute and call use.
- How do I control volume and calls?
- The inline remote handles volume, and the microphone sits on the cable for calls. A button press calls up Google Assistant on supported phones.
- Are they better than wireless earbuds?
- Only if you want no charging and no pairing. Wireless buds give you freedom, isolation and usually better sound, at the cost of battery upkeep.
- What comes in the box?
- The earbuds with their fixed cable and a set of ear tips. No charger or case is included.
- Where is the Google Earbuds USB-C cheapest?
- At Tanga, for $18.99, as of our latest check.