The newest item in the Pixel series, the Pixel Buds Pro, aims to be the Apple AirPods of Android devices. Coral (salmon/orange), Fog (light blue with gray undertones), Charcoal (lighter gray), and Lemongrass (bright yellow/green) are the four current color options for these earphones. Google appears to be launching the Pixel Buds Pro in a wider range of vibrant hues.
The Pixel Buds companion app claims that Pixel Buds Pro might come in other hues.
ALLEGRO-SKU-COLOR-CARBON, ALLEGRO-SKU-COLOR-FOG, ALLEGRO-SKU-COLOR-REAL-RED, ALLEGRO-SKU-COLOR-LIMONCELLO, ALLEGRO-SKU-COLOR-PROCELAIN {sic} ALLEGRO SKU COLOR CLEAR ALLEGRO SKU COLOR APPROX GREY Adding more colors to the Pixel Buds Pro portfolio could give customers more alternatives, even though the present colors are eye-catching enough for a pair of earphones.
Advertisement Eight new colors could be added to Pixel Buds Pro. All eight of the aforementioned additional hues for the Pixel Buds Pro were still under development. Throughout the development process, numerous prototypes are examined. The finished result, however, might not resemble what was in the development stage.
Let’s examine these enigmatic codes and colors. The current Pixel Buds Pro Charcoal hue could be a darker variation of the Standard black. Additionally, Approx gray might be a brand-new shade of gray, and Clear might give the Pixel Buds Pro a transparent appearance or translucent plastic. The final hue is PROCELAIN, which strikes me as a little odd considering that it can be a misspelling of porcelain, a ceramic material that is primarily used in China.
Google might also add two more hues to its Pixel Buds A-Series lineup. Clearly White and Dark Olive are now available in the Pixel Buds A-Series. The codes on the companion app, however, imply that these earbuds might be available in Blue and Black.
Advertisement STRETTO SKU COLOR BLUE STRETTO SKU COLOR GREEN BLACK STRETTO SKU COLOR GREEN WHITE Google is unlikely to want to add new color variations to its array of Pixel Buds Pro, which presently comes in more colors than its competitors. Google has always been known to like colorful products, so the enigmatic hues described here may eventually be added to the Pixel Buds Pro palette.
