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 Amar Amar ᠌

Switched to these ears from the more expensive Sony XBA-Z5. Listened to DSD with them on iBasso dx200. With a balanced cable, of course)) But the time has come when the wires are fed up and I wanted simple solutions "for every day". Bluetooth + playlist from the phone)))))). There are airpods (not pro). They are just bad. Talking on the phone with them is fine, but nothing more. So I started looking for something adequate for music. I wanted something mobile, comfortable, and relatively good sounding. Therefore, I began to look for - and what in general is now in the bluetooth world. Despite the downscale in terms of sound quality. Convenience is sometimes the key I read the reviews, and went to a well-known store to listen to. I chose between these ears and more expensive counterparts: Sony, Zennhi and something else. I immediately liked the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro more than others. However, the cons were immediately heard: loudness, excessive bass, and its slowness. There is a lot of it (unpretentious bassheads - these ears are for you!), it is extremely unhurried, and spreads over all frequencies. But, by the way, things are not much better for Zennhov-momentums and Sony-hundreds with bass. And they cost twice as much. And yet why Soundcore - this bass seemed to me . beautiful! Subjective, but true. What else is immediately noticeable: sibilants on high. They frankly chirp, sand, drank. Most likely, these facts testify to the cheapness of the materials used. But the average price is also low. I will say that both bass boom and sibilants are SUCCESSFULLY TREATED with an equalizer, which is quite interesting here, with a bunch of options, including pre-installed ones. So in general it's not a problem. And when the bass and highs are cleaned up, the bottom line is the sound, which is very good (for the money)! It is truly a joy to listen to. Audiophiles will spit and hate, so be it. What else I liked: a surprisingly wide and even deep (which was especially surprising) scene with a good elaboration of instruments (armature work in all its glory).