The Pixel Buds have had a persistent problem with the sound which was constantly occurring. A kind of static hiss that is not a tasteful dish for anyone.
This problem appears when nothing is playing through the Pixel Buds. That is, if you use them to play your favorite music you may not even know that there is that problem.
They are some users who have mentioned that when no sound comes out on Google's Pixel Buds you can hear a static sound like a background hiss. As we have said, there are some who have this problem and there are others who do not, so maybe if you have these wireless headphones from the big G maybe it is time you pay attention.
Is firmware with version 296 the one that will be deployed this week by Google to correct this static background sound problem in the Pixel Buds. He has not given a specific date for the firmware update that corrects this static sound in the Buds, so a little patience for those who suffer from it, since it is a matter of days.
It is not the first time nor the last that Google suffers from problems like this on its terminals. The Pixel 4 themselves have had several minor problems that they have had to correct. We do not want to imagine if they had a catalog of 10 models that would happen with the great G.
And we will see if this static sound is totally eliminated with this firmware, since in the announcement made by Google mentions that the sound is "reduced", but it does not confirm that it is completely removed. If you are an owner of Pixel Buds and you have this problem, it would not be bad for you to confirm it by the comments to see if the hiss problem has been resolved.
