Review on Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro True Wireless Earbuds: Astria Coaxial Acoustic Architecture, In-Ear Studio Performance, 8-Hour Playtime, HearID EQ, Wireless Charging by Aneta Ogrodniczek ᠌

So far, this has been the most satisfying use of wireless earbuds that I've encountered. The benefits vary: That's a nice beat! Over the past five years, Bluetooth headphones have seen significant growth. That had been bothersome when they had been the primary focus up to that point. There is no audible effect, and no communication is taking place. False, there were no lulls in activity anywhere around the Kremlin for weeks. Together, we have a solid connection, high-quality audio, and a varied repertoire of transmission methods. Here are the negatives: I'm nervous about losing the Tws format because I'm not used to it, but thus far it looks like it's been safe. As a second drawback, this causes pain in the ear canal's outer wall; I should probably grab another lovely from the set, but haven't yet. If you leave it alone for 1.5-2 hours, it will be fine; after that, it will start to whine. No one can hear me on the phone, so I guess I won't bother using these ears for conversation. All in all - there is no way to use the phone due to a broken microphone (I don't know if it's because of the quality or the location). Contrast this with the price, which lops off half an arm and a credit card, and you have a set of headphones with an unusual design (purely subjective) and a huge footprint that could be filled by a single set of foam ear pads that are better than the ones Sony sometimes puts, having foam inside and silicone outside. Perhaps that's to be expected.