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 Anastazja Fularczyk ᠌

Cheap solution for a cheap price. If you need high-quality sound, then obviously not this option. If it's just like a cool toy, then look at the money. To be in touch and purely to receive information, there are probably much more budget-friendly solutions. Got pros: A good range of reproducible frequencies, no more. Settings in the application help, but partly. Apparently, there is no chance to hear really high-quality sound from a smartphone. A symphonic picture will not be created. However, it is suitable for everyday use. The microphone perfectly transmits speech, the interlocutors can hear me comfortably. Some cons: They do not sit securely in the ears, despite the additional ear pads. When walking, sometimes they try to fall out, then every step is given in the ears. Heavy for long term use. Noise isolation is average. On the one hand, it is worse to hear traffic on the street, which is potentially dangerous, and on the other hand, in the subway, you have to turn on the sound to the maximum, which inevitably injures your hearing.