Review on Wireless Headphones Soundcore Liberty Air 2, white by Danuta Danek (Taroci ᠌

I've now heard what people mean when they talk about the sound quality, and it sounds fantastic. music performed in new hues. In addition, I thought the prior sound in "marshall mode" was cool; if I hadn't lost them, I wouldn't have known who it belonged to. Of course, the file, source, codec, etc. play a role in this. I have a Redmi 8 smartphone with an AAC codec and PowerAmp's equalization with low and high boost. It would probably be even more intriguing with APTx and lossless, but my not the newest hardware does not support it. According to what I understand, people with hearing impairments need the function of the application with individual hearing adjustment. Since I drew a straight line, I can assume that someone is in need of it. I purchased it from Amazon for 6.5k and was able to listen because of them (in my earpieces). The drawbacks I noticed in the reviews were as follows: they don't fall out, they sit comfortably (just get some ear pads; this isn't about headphones at all); the connection is not interrupted, excellent, they communicate instantly, and they turn off in the box; to be heard normally, position the microphone correctly according to the instructions towards your mouth; sensor - a matter of habit! - customize it for yourself; Several people complain about their ears fogging up, but this is not a claim specifically concerning the ears, but rather about the in-ear fastening mechanism in general; It's unfortunate that the pause feature when the device is removed from the ear is missing even though I assumed it was because it appears like infrared sensors are visible and users have mentioned it in reviews. @Market, Correct: Anker, not Soundcore, is the maker! There are no buttons to report errors, so I'm not sure where to start.