Check out the new color options that may arrive for the Pixel Buds 2a within the next few weeks.<\/b>
\nAfter first introducing the Pixel Buds A-Series back in 2021, last year Google brought us their follow-up, the Pixel Buds 2a.
So far, the Pixel Buds 2a have only been available in two colors: Iris and Hazel.
New renders now suggest those could be joined by light gray and red shades.
Every year we look forward to the latest refreshes to our favorite mobile lineups. Soon, that\u2019s going to be Samsung\u2019s Galaxy flagships, with the S26 launch just over the horizon. And while those could debut in under a month from now, they might be beaten to the punch by Google\u2019s next big affordable handset, the Pixel 10a. As we wait to see those launch plans confirmed, we just got a taste of some other new hardware Google could be bringing to the party.
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Phones don\u2019t always launch in a vacuum, and we\u2019ll often see manufacturers use these events as opportunities to also introduce their latest mobile accessories. Last year, alongside the Pixel 10\u2019s debut, Google also delivered its latest budget earbuds, the Pixel Buds 2a. Now with the Pixel 10a looming in the wings, we might be getting a Buds 2a refresh.
Instead of a new model, though, or any functional changes to the existing one, Google may be looking to expand Pixel Buds 2a options with a couple new colors, according to Android Headlines. The site has obtained imagery that appears to show off the Buds 2a in what it\u2019s calling \u201clight gray\u201d and \u201cpink,\u201d although the former definitely has a greenish tinge to our eyes, and the latter seems even more saturated than the Peony color from the Pixel 9a and Buds Pro 2.
So far, Google has only sold the Pixel Buds 2a in two colors: Hazel and Iris. Considering we have our choice of four colors with the Buds Pro 2, it sort of only feels fair for Google to give us the same choice here \u2014 just because we\u2019re looking to save a little on our earbuds doesn\u2019t mean we don\u2019t like having some options.
There\u2019s nothing about this leak that suggests Google\u2019s doing anything else to change how it sells the Pixel Buds 2a, which are still at the same $129 price point they first arrived at. The most recent Pixel 10a rumors have pointed to a possible February 18 launch date, so we may be just a few weeks away from getting the full story on all this hardware.<\/p>\n