Control Google Pixel Buds Pro from the Linux command line. Might or might not work on other Pixel Buds devices.
Allows reading of battery, hardware, software, and runtime information as well as reading and changing settings (ANC state, equalizer, ...).
A pbpctrl package is provided via the AUR.
Alternatively, the pbpctrl-git package can be used to directly build from the latest state on the main branch.
To build install the binary via cargo, run
cargo install pbpctrl --git https://github.com/qzed/pbpctrl/Use the --tag option if you want to install a specific tag instead of the latest main branch.
Pair and connect your Pixel Buds Pro before use.
Run pbpctrl help for more information.
The Pixel Buds Pro support basic battery information via the AVCPR standard.
Support for this is still experimental in BlueZ and needs to be enabled manually by editing /etc/bluetooth/main.conf and setting
[General]
Experimental = true
or by starting BlueZ with the --experimental flag.
After this, battery status should be provided via UPower.
Note that this, however, will only provide a single battery meter for both buds combined, and none for the case.
For more detailed information, use pbpctrl show battery.
This also allows reading of the case battery as long as one bud is placed in the case (note that the case does not have a Bluetooth receiver itself).
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