Review on Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro True Wireless Earbuds: Astria Coaxial Acoustic Architecture, In-Ear Studio Performance, 8-Hour Playtime, HearID EQ, Wireless Charging by Anastazja Szuba ᠌

I got them to replace my misplaced AirPods, but I've already realized that I was wrong and that regular ear plugs are far more practical. The audio quality is diminished or altered to some degree, but the drawbacks far outweigh the benefits. They aren't the only vacuum headphones that have drawbacks, though; there are others. has certain advantages: The audio quality is fine, but nothing special. Even though the sound quality is identical to that of Apple's AirPods, the equalizer may require some adjustment before you can finally relax. Even though the case is fascinating and satisfying to handle, I was surprised by how small it actually is. You may run with them on without worrying about them coming off your ears thanks to the secure fit. Unlike the AirPods, you'll have to manually link them to your phone every time you use them by going into Settings, which is a major inconvenience. Many authors have noted the presence of white noise in otherwise quiet settings while the composition has not yet begun or during breaks. Now, obviously it's subjective, but they wear on the ears.