If you don’t like the existing Google Pixel Buds 2a colors, well, we have good news for you… two more are coming. Today, we’re bringing you the very first look at the two new Pixel Buds 2a colors, via official images.
The Google Pixel Buds 2a are available in two colors, but two fresh ones are coming
The Google Pixel Buds 2a earbuds are currently available in Hazel and Iris colors. It has been that way since August last year when they were announced. Two new colors are on their way, and you can check them out in the gallery below.
We still don’t have the official names for these color variants, but they will probably match the rumored Pixel 9a colors . In other words, these will likely be ‘Fog’ and ‘Berry’ colors. These are essentially light gray and pink colors, though. The pink model resembles the ‘Peony’ Pixel 9a a lot, as well.
The design remains unchanged, of course. These are only new color options for the existing product. The charging case will be white-colored, that goes for both color options, at least from the outside.
From the inside, the color will match the earbuds themselves, as it does for the other two color variants that Google offers. This pink color sure won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but it sure is striking, and will make sure people know you have earbuds in your ears before they start talking to you on the street.
They’re expected to arrive alongside the Pixel 10a
These images are all the information that we have at the moment. We’re not sure when Google will announce these colors, but we can guess. The Google Pixel 10a launch seems like an ideal event to do this, as Google I/O 2026 is too far down the road. So, in other words, these earbuds are expected in February or March , along with the Pixel 10a.
As a reminder, the Google Pixel Buds 2a are priced at $129. That will be the price tag for the two new colors as well. They’re made with at least 41% recycled materials, and come in a 100% plastic-free packaging.
The earbuds are powered by the Google Tensor A1 chip and come with active noise cancellation. Transparency mode is also offered, while Bluetooth 5.4 is supported. The earbuds themselves are IP54 certified, while the case comes with an IPX4 certification.
We’ve actually reviewed the Pixel Buds 2a last year, in case you’d like to know more about them.
