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 Petar Keremidchiev ᠌

I carefully considered my options for headphones, read a ton of reviews, and ultimately decided that I needed these particular models. And I never looked back. It's not for nothing that everyone praises their sound; you must hear this clear, soft b. In my case, personalization (HearID) resulted in a lot of highs because some tracks have a lot of them. I believe I should retake the exam. I therefore came to a halt at the musicians' penultimate prize set. I was overjoyed to hear many details and fresh instrument sounds in complex loaded tracks as opposed to a jumble of sounds. All genres are well-suited to headphones. Many people talk about white noise, but I either have it or don't hear it — in most cases, I don't. Ideally, you should try on clothing before buying. There is no volume reserve, and I listen at 90% volume most of the time, but I don't think this is a negative. For me, the volume is almost a. I am happy with the purchase; if unsure, go ahead and buy it! After more use, I'll update my review. D After using them for more than a month, the ears have grown accustomed to the size, nothing pinches, and everything is extremely comfortable. You can sit in them for up to two hours without feeling uncomfortable. They keep the charge extremely well while being used for listening on the commute to and from work. I managed to have enough for two weeks, but I primarily use them at home by connecting them to a PC. There are no issues with the BT connection at all; nothing has ever fallen off or stuttered. The only thing I don't like about the box is the sliding lid; I wish it were a little tighter. The body of the box is very pleasant to the touch and appears and feels expensive.