It's hard to overstate how good Google's Pixel line of smartphones is. For my money, they're the best smartphones available.
The latest edition, the Pixel 2, is Google's best phone yet.
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Transform talent with learning that worksCapability development is critical for businesses who want to push the envelope of innovation.Discover how business leaders are strategizing around building talent capabilities and empowering employee transformation.Know More It runs a clean, sleek, fast operating system. It has a great camera for capturing sharp, vibrant photos and video. It costs far less than the competition - literally hundreds of dollars less than the closest equivalent Apple iPhone. It looks great, but still prioritizes function over needless visual upgrades.
There's only one problem: The Pixel 2 doesn't have a headphone jack. You can use any Bluetooth headphones you'd like, and there's a dongle included.
Or you could drop $160 on Google's wireless headphones: Google Pixel Buds.
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The cable connecting the two buds isn't a wire - it's a tether.
But should you? I'm not so sure that's a smart choice. In fact, I'm pretty sure you shouldn't buy them.
Here's why:
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