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Google Pixel Buds A-Series · 59 €Truthear Hexa · 79,90 €
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Comparison of Google Pixel Buds A-Series, Truthear Hexa
What mattersGoogle Pixel Buds A-SeriesGoogleMedium confidenceTruthear HexaTruthearMedium confidence
Worth Score6.67.6 (best in this comparison)
Best price59,00 € (best in this comparison)79,90 €
ConfidenceMediumMedium
Price fairness8.09.1 (best in this comparison)
Build quality6.87.2 (best in this comparison)
Performance6.98.6 (best in this comparison)
Longevity6.47.6 (best in this comparison)
Repairability2.67.2 (best in this comparison)
Support & warranty6.8 (best in this comparison)3.4
Battery (ANC on)— no ANC; 5 h playback
Noise cancellingNonePassive isolation only
Water resistanceIPX4
CodecsAAC, SBC
Case chargingUSB-C
Best forAll-day comfort · Pixel and Android owners · A light pair for walkingStudio-neutral listening on a budget · Podcasts and vocal-heavy music · A reference to judge other sets against
Avoid ifYou need noise cancelling · You want modern codec supportYou want impact and slam · You need noise cancelling
Main drawbackNo ANC at allBass is polite to the point of thin
Verdict

Take the Google Pixel Buds A-Series unless you need repairability.

The Truthear Hexa scores highest at 7.6, but it costs 20,90 € more than the Google Pixel Buds A-Series, which scores 6.6. That premium buys you repairability — 4.6 points of it. Worth it if studio-neutral listening on a budget describes you; otherwise it is money you keep. Watch out for no ANC at all on the Google Pixel Buds A-Series.

Best overallTruthear Hexa Highest Worth Score here at 7.6, 1.0 ahead of the Google Pixel Buds A-Series. Best for studio-neutral listening on a budget.
Best valueGoogle Pixel Buds A-Series 20,90 € cheaper than the Truthear Hexa and only 1.0 behind on Worth Score. You give up repairability.
Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.