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 Ada Wocial ᠌

Has some pros Great sound for music. I have been looking for hybrids for a long time, there are very few of them in the tws format, and even more so with support for aptx and aac. The sound is simply beyond praise, there is no abundance of bass, and very detailed. Separately, I will mention the application, which is quite convenient, has a number of equalizer settings, among which I found my own, and they opened up even better. Separately, I was pleased with the lack of a touch panel. That is, they can be corrected without guessing what you will turn on. With its cons. Of the shortcomings. Price, after all, 80 pounds for headphones. Unlike JBL, Yinyoo, Tronsmart and others, they do not connect automatically when you take them out of the case. Often you have to remove and get a couple of times. This has never happened with any of the headphones. The case is cool, but uncomfortable, the swinging open lid is more comfortable to the touch. Someone will not have enough bass, well, they are not created for this. The microphone effect when you chew something, but this is also a feature of the format.