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Google Pixel Buds 2a Drop to $99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Google Store

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Google's Pixel Buds 2a wireless earbuds are currently on sale for $99, down from their regular price of $129, at Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store. The earbuds were released in October 2025 and reviewed favorably for their sound quality, comfortable fit, and active noise cancellation at a budget-friendly price. They are available in four colors and feature built-in integration with Google's Gemini AI assistant. The buds work best with Android devices, as pairing them with Apple devices limits access to some advanced features, similar to how AirPods offer reduced functionality on Android.

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