Google is releasing an replace for its Pixel Buds A-Series wi-fi headphones, which is able to add a bass slider, a loudness compensation setting for higher bass and treble response at low volumes, and a pleasant connectivity enchancment (via Droid-Life). Given that the buds are solely $99 (or free, if you happen to bought them with a Pixel 6 or 6 Pro preorder), it’s good to see Google including new options via software program updates.

As we discovered earlier right now, the Pixel Buds shall be getting extra management over the bass response. The buds had a “bass boost” possibility earlier than, however now you’ll have the ability to flip up the bass utilizing a four-step slider — and you’ll even flip it down a notch if that’s what you favor.

Google additionally says that if the Pixel Buds A-Series can’t hook up with the final machine you used them with, they’ll attempt to fall again to the machine they have been related to earlier than that. For instance, if you happen to have been utilizing the buds together with your laptop computer that’s presently off, they may hook up with your cellphone routinely while you take them out of the case if you happen to had them related to your cellphone earlier than utilizing them together with your laptop.

Google says that the replace, model 282, needs to be “rolling out over the coming days” and can set up routinely if you happen to’re utilizing a Pixel operating Android 10 or greater or if you happen to’re utilizing any cellphone with Android 6 or above that has the Pixel Buds app put in (so long as it has permission to see close by gadgets). If you don’t like ready for computerized updates, Google does present directions on how to manually check for an update as nicely.