Review on Wireless Headphones Soundcore Liberty Air 2, white by Stanislaw Kimsa ᠌

with advantages. The best sound quality I've ever experienced. The application provides a large selection of equalizer presets from which you can choose. The charge lasts admirably, with 4 hours of travel per day, and I charge it once per week. However, the case is not completely discharged at that time, so you can safely anticipate 20 hours of sound. Without a case, the headphones still have more than half their charge left after 2 hours of listening, proving that autonomy is key. The case is attractive and securely put together; there are no concerns regarding the quality. There are four or five sets of removable ear pads in the package, and I had no trouble slipping one into my ear. They are not strongly felt, fit well in the ear, and are worn comfortably. After using them for a while, you completely forget that you are wearing headphones. The overall impressions after 8 months of use are only good. Cons of it: 1. One of the headphones must be reconnected after being removed from the case, which does not always happen. The second time through, everything is usually great, but occasionally you have to repeat the process three to four times. 2. The sound may occasionally be disrupted if you carry the phone in your pocket when wearing pants (sometimes it is very strong, it is impossible to listen). This occurs less frequently if the phone is kept in the proper pocket (the leading earpiece is on the right, apparently in the right pocket the phone is closer to the earpiece and the connection is more stable). It hardly detracts from the image. 3. I didn't especially detect any noise reduction, but it does listen comfortably in noisy environments (like the subway), picking up background noises without interfering. 4. The interlocutors sometimes gripe about the sound quality when used as a headset. : On the new iPhone (bluetooth 5.0), there are no such issues, there are no interruptions, and everything connects the first time. It appears that the first two points are only relevant for the old version of bluetooth (4.2 on the old Samsung S7).