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Cleaned your Pixel Buds Pro 2 recently? If not, you might be getting worse sound

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  • Pixel Buds Pro 2’s design means a vent can get blocked
  • This can actually affect sound quality
  • You’ll need micellar water and a soft toothbrush

One of the downsides of the best earbuds is that over time, they get dirty: in addition to external debris such as dust and dirt, there’s also ear wax to get in the way of your listening pleasure. And it seems that the design of the Pixel Buds Pro 2 makes them not only prone to getting gummed up with unwanted additions, but these can affect the sound more than you might expect.

That’s why Google has published a published a guide to safely cleaning your Pixel Buds Pro 2 (via 9to5Google for spotting it). According to Google, the rear vents and small openings on the outside of the buds can get blocked, and that can “greatly affect” the audio quality.

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