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 Alvin Jaydonkeenan ᠌

The initial pairing occurred instantly, the headphones were recognized as a stereo set, and the AptX HD codec was detected without any tambourine dancing (unlike with previous headphones). My phone is sewn, and its audio drivers are custom-built, therefore our descriptions of the sound quality may differ slightly. Once you've connected for the first time, the sound is satisfying even without the app. Deep bass, several trebles (but in some places even too much). Although there is a tiny depression in the center, this is balanced out by the equalization. The volume margin is sufficient for pleasant listening; at 60% on the street or 80% in the subway, ambient noise is well drowned out. There have been no complaints about the scope of the work, and the signal has not been lost even after passing through two walls. Although active noise cancellation is not present, ambient noise is effectively muffled due to the snug fit of the headphones over the ears. Only one earpiece's microphone is activated during voice calls. The noise has been mostly eliminated, and the speaker's speech is crystal clear. But if you're a voice recorder at heart, then your phone's mic is where it's at. Connecting my headphones, I record the phone's audio and send it via Whatsapp and Telegram. Who knows, maybe I'm the only one that notices this. A few words on the great equalizer: While the provided features are sufficient for 99.9% of the population, as a user of custom audio drivers I find that the 8 equalization bands and the corresponding adjustment options are insufficient after using ViperFX. Plus, with a little fiddling, you can get a fantastic sound that's almost as good as hi-fi. There was an increase in the midrange and a tiny lessening at the very top, resulting in a satisfyingly deep and not overbearing bass. The audio through the headphones is correct.