Google’s Assistant Quick Phrases feature, initially introduced with the Pixel 6, has expanded its compatibility to include the Pixel Buds Pro.
This enhancement allows users to interact with voice commands on their Pixel Buds Pro seamlessly, without the need to activate the assistant with the usual “Hey Google” prompt.
The feature, which supports commands like “Answer” and “Decline” for calls, as well as “Stop” and “Snooze” for alarms and timers, has shown impressive functionality in testing.
It’s noteworthy that the voice commands are recognized directly by the Pixel Buds Pro, and not just via a nearby phone.
This was confirmed through tests where the connected phone was placed in a different room.
Despite the official settings page only referencing Pixel Buds Pro, testing has revealed that these Quick Phrases also work effectively with the A-Series models.
This extension of functionality to the A-Series was not initially mentioned in Google’s support documentation for Quick Phrases, nor in the Pixel Buds guidance, which mainly focuses on tap gestures for answering or declining calls.
An interesting aspect of the Quick Phrases feature is its limited expansion beyond its original set of commands.
While there’s potential for a wider range of customizable phrases, as hinted by developments spotted on the Nest Hub Max, currently, the feature remains confined to a preset list that includes basic commands for alarms, timers, lights, time, and weather.
A: Assistant Quick Phrases allow users to perform voice actions on Pixel Buds Pro without the usual “Hey Google” activation. This feature supports commands for handling calls, such as “Answer” or “Decline,” and for alarms/timers, like “Stop” or “Snooze,” providing a more seamless and convenient user experience.
A: Yes, in addition to Pixel Buds Pro, these Quick Phrases are also compatible with Pixel Buds A-Series. The feature’s functionality extends beyond the Pro model, allowing users of the A-Series to enjoy similar hands-free control.
A: When using Assistant Quick Phrases on Pixel Buds Pro, the device directly recognizes voice commands. This means that actions like answering or declining calls, or stopping alarms, can be controlled directly through the earbuds, without needing to interact with a connected phone.
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