Review on Experience Studio Performance with Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro True Wireless Earbuds Featuring Astria Coaxial Acoustic Architecture, HearID Personalized EQ, and Wireless Charging by Bambang Tjahaya ᠌

Undoubtedly I recommend the model as the "first" or "sports". After being purchased by Sony, the WF-SP800N (but that's another story) was successfully handed over to a child who is delighted. Some pros: - sound (all in comparison) - comfortable and secure fit in the ears - working time (enough for "everything" and still remains) - almost perfect fit - very pleasant tactile case - attention to detail (nice soft-touch, sliding lid, remaining charge "on the button", etc.) Has cons: - sound (everything in comparison) - good bass, but you need properly fitted ear pads (although this is a constant problem in earplugs) - no active noise cancellation - almost useless application and "presets" to the equalizer (although, too, the taste and color) - incomprehensible work when pairing (both headphones are visible, but when you still managed to connect both (although this should be done) - the sound deteriorated to the point of impossible (experiment) - barely audible noise during pauses (with each new firmware it is less and less) - not critical - if you "drive" a bike, get ready for some wind whistling due to its passage between the ear and the earpiece (this is a disease of all sports models with this shape)