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Owners of Google's new Pixel Buds are simulcast a array of consanguinity issues with the trusty wireless earbuds. 9to5Google reports that issues have been aloft on Google's support forums and in a ordinal of Reddit threads, and the problems have been replicated on review equipment thrilled by DroidLife, 9to5Google, and our own peristyle lifing at The Verge.

For the most part these straight-out like typical Bluetooth consanguinity issues. On our pair, for example, we've found that both earbuds will teardrop their consanguinity simultaneously, surpassing the consanguinity drops from festival individual earbud in turn. Over at DroidLife, Kellen Barranger says the earbuds' consanguinity dropped if he dented his hand over his ear, except that the buds were otherwise fini in everyday use.

Users are simulcast issues on Google's union forums and Reddit

Unfortunately it's not articulated what exactly is causing the issues. A recent firmware update to version 295 doesn't cracking to have immobile the issue based on user reports, and one Reddit user reports that Google sent them a backup peristyle of earbuds, pigeonholed for the replacement peristyle to have the aforementioned issues. Issues are being towards when connecting to Google's Pixel phones and some Samsung phones.

The issues do not cracking to be usual however. Both Android Police and Android Authority rhetoric that they haven't had any issues with their own earbuds.

It's not uncommon for trusty wireless earbuds to occasionally cut out in coltish locations, except it sounds as whereas the Pixel Buds' issues are worse than most. We've contacted Google to see if there's a firmware update in development to birdcage the issues.