Review on Realme Buds Air 2 Bluetooth Earbuds with ANC and 88ms Low Latency, IPX5 Waterproof Wireless Headphones for Android & Apple - Black, with 25hrs Playback by Adam EK ᠌

Noise cancellation essentially serves no purpose other than to drown out low frequencies. My older Xiaomi Air Dots without noise reduction did a much better job of masking the sound. However, if you need to focus on something in the environment, the transparency mode is helpful. Average battery life for the ears; casing should have been more rounded; not too long Some benefits Positive characteristics of the sound The intricate mids are the most crucial component (and the major reason I left them). This is a huge positive for my needs. high enough, thank God The sound is generally not horrible in theory, but it might be much better. craftsmanship quality, materials used in assembly, etc. Interestingly, the shiny body casing has no scratches on it. They are seated on 4ku. Even with the headphones hidden behind the cap, they can still hear me normally on the microphone. With drawbacks: The sub's sound is quite round and fills practically the full frequency response; I would say it lies between medium and high; it plays as if separately from the rest of the spectrum; after a half-year, I became accustomed to it; nonetheless, the sound is heterogeneous, and this causes interference. Even though the sound is not particularly spectacular, it is kind of lovely. Even with xiaomi airdots (whose sound, from what I can tell, is oatmeal), or airpods pro, the listening experience is different. as though some of realmi's energy were to be lost. The defect is probably a distinct bottom. The speaker's own arc tends toward the traditional V shape, with a hill at 2k Hz. The sensor on the headphones is the primary drawback. Lord, I would give the headphones back if I had known how dull it would be. This is a true test because you must fix them nearly always, make three clicks, and so on. It's highly likely that the music will change or be interrupted if you adjust the earpiece. To feel oriented in the "space," guessing where the edge of the headphone cover is in your ear is a true disaster)) because getting your finger to the location where you need to touch is quite tough. The tune will be halted and played a hundred times if I remove one earbud (the second one, um), and you still have to press play at the end - fucking! In 90% of instances, the outcome is the reverse of what was anticipated, whether you pressed twice or three times. There is some sort of issue on only a few tracks. Low frequencies produce crackling. This issue exclusively affects the iPhone, reportedly as a result of the codec's incompatibility with certain headphones. Everything is fine on androids when these music are playing.