dmxjago
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Found it it was on the Verge's pixel 2 buds review. If you go read it you'll see the confirmation that it's be design and they confirmed with a Google spokesman. I'll paste it below but you can go the pixel buds 2 review by The Verge.I was running into this but did some research and it's by design. It's to do with Google assistant et. But it will rotate. For example say your left bud is at 70% and your right bud at 50% eventually it swaps the heavy lifting and it will catch up so don't worry. I tested this and it's true it does rotate automatically so your not going to run into an issue where one goes to 0% while the other stays at like 20/30%. Read it in some reddit post which I don't remember the URL for but you can probably just Google it.
"I’ve noticed that the left and right Pixel Buds tend to discharge at different rates, sometimes by a substantial amount. A Google spokesperson said that this behavior is expected. “Because the two earbuds serve different functions at different times to maximize battery, one earbud may consume more battery than the other. The algorithm monitors the state on both earbuds and can switch either earbud to support more power hungry functions, while intelligently prioritizing high quality connectivity and playback performance,” Google told The Verge by email. “On voice calls, the algorithm is more conservative to avoid any dropped audio. So while a difference may be noticeable after a long call, if you switch to streaming audio or other functions after, you will likely see the battery level out.”