Google rolls out Noise Control for Pixel Buds Pro 2 via Android 15 Volume menu

Noise control upgrade will improve experience on Pixel Buds Pro 2 and make it effortless to noise control
An undated image of a person using a Pixel 9 phone and Pixel Buds. — Google Store
An undated image of a person using a Pixel 9 phone and Pixel Buds. — Google Store 

Google has finally rolled out an important update for the Pixel Buds Pro 2 users by integrating Noise Control into the Android 15 Volume menu. The feature rolled through as a server-side update, smoothing noise cancellation and transparency adjustment without any lags.

Android 15 Volume menu revised

Android 15 introduces the redone Volume menu, which will slide up from the bottom of the screen. It shrinks to the Media bar if audio is playing.

Until now, this panel wasn't gaining access to Pixel Buds Pro, so tapping the three dots beside the volume slider brings out "Noise Control," followed by "Spatial Audio" and "Live Caption."

Noise Control features

There are three options that Noise Control presents:

  1. Noise Cancellation
  2. Off
  3. Transparency

It's on Pixel Buds Pro and Pixel Buds Pro 2. It will speed up Noise Control compared to the Pixel Buds app or Pixel Battery widget.

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Spatial Audio and Live Caption

Spatial Audio has three options: 

  1. Off
  2. Fixed
  3. Head Tracking

Live Caption is a toggle that one can turn on/off, found through Settings > Sound & vibration > Live Caption. 

Rollout and availability

The Noise Control update starts rolling out to the Pixel Buds Pro 2 on Android 15, and most users are still on Android 14, but this gives preparation for audio control improvement.

This Noise Control upgrade will improve the experience on Pixel Buds Pro 2 and make it effortless in noise control. It continues the enhancement of Google's products related to audio as regards boosting the satisfaction of its users.