Review on Wireless Headphones Soundcore Liberty Air 2, white by Danuta Dbrowska ᠌

RESULTS: After six days, the patient reached his breaking point, gave it back, crossed himself, and promptly forgot about them like a terrible dream (health is more expensive than money!) has benefits I paid 5990 (Ali 8779r on sale! The Chinese are burning) for it on the market. It's a solid garbage, not ears. The bass is quite good, but in this case shamanism with ear pads is required, and the reception range is pleased. Of the pluses, only a more or less decent sound stands out, though it is obviously overkill with HF (for an apartment with three walls of norms). Pros below: Now for the sad news: 1. After failing to connect both ears on the first try, I had to install the Soundcore application, which refused to operate in any way. I finally connected after four tries. 2. Touch control is tinny; you frequently touch it with the collar of your jacket, a mask, your finger, or just the wind. However, I believe you can get used to it. 3. For some reason, they removed the pause when removing the device from the ear in the most recent firmware, which is a nightmare. It's incredibly and fundamentally inconvenient for me as an audiobook enthusiast. No, the toilet echo and buzzing are frequently mentioned by the interlocutors, and the wind isn't protected either. even the left ear occasionally clicks and crackles when in speak mode (the right one is normal and the music is also in order) 5. The left ear drains noticeably quicker than the right, though many claim that this is typical and is in some way related to using a phone. 6. The last thing that completely wrecked my nerves was that they hardly stay in my ears, and no size of ear cushions helps. Additionally, the lack of compensation holes creates a vacuum in the ear, which causes the membranes to itch after 10 minutes and uncomfortable sensations that force you to remove this misunderstanding.