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 Aneta Szczerba (Szcz ᠌

I looked closely at the headphones for a long time, listened to different ones. It seemed that this model in the range up to 10,000 is currently the most relevant in terms of a set of parameters. Different pros: 1. Excellent packaging, it is immediately clear that I bought a good thing. 2. Sound for TWS at a high level. Naturally, they are revealed on compositions of the same high level. Self-made homemade hip-hop will not rock them, but instrumental music sounds just great. 3. Mechanical buttons. I don’t know about others, but it seems to me more convenient than a sensor with false positives. 4. Large selection of ear pads and temples. 5. Autonomy. 6. The software is interesting, I played with pleasure, but I still set up the equalizer myself, the presets are more likely for those who do not really fumble in frequencies and other things, but are ready to choose the equalizer settings by ear. Has some cons 1. Size and form factor. The headphones are really big (there is an excuse for this in the form of a large battery and a powerful filling). They may look a little comical if it is important to someone. Perhaps they will not fit physically for miniature ears, they will put pressure on the cartilage. 2. Choosing comfortable ear pads and rubber temples is another task. It took me about 3 hours to stop bombing from the fact that it was pressing somewhere, or vice versa, it seems that I chose too small. Looks like I found my solution. But scrupulousness is definitely needed.