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 Dimitar Bezhanov ᠌

And this is the crux of the matter. It is audible not only one second after playback, but also while it is being listened to. When you can really listen and hear the details that the musicians give us to explore, and when our brain is not yet so much beginning to cut off loud sounds (security system so that the cuckoo does not go on vacation), I listen to music at a volume that ranges from 2/5 to 2/3 (sometimes quieter, sometimes louder) from absolute (without software amplifiers). Since everything is fine with my hearing (including music), I listen to music at this volume most of the time. Additionally, the background noise can be differentiated from the track's average intensity (loudness and musical diversity) merely up to two thirds of the absolute volume level. Naturally, when the sound fades while moving on to the next track or (what is much more important) at calm periods within the track, it appears and reminds itself of itself at those moments when the "touching" and "intimacy" of the moment are particularly high. This happens when the sound fades when moving on to the next track. It's the equivalent of realizing near the finale of the movie that a cat has been staring at you the whole time, even though they failed to ask the cat to wait outside the door. By the way, for the sake of comparison, I used the JBL Tune 120 TWS, which is in an entirely other weight category. This model also has noise, but it is three to four times less noticeable and is in no way problematic. Despite having a sound that is inferior to that of JBL headphones, the ones under consideration are a vast improvement. In addition, I arrived at the realization that the vast majority of previous purchasers of this model who wrote reviews on 4pda had experienced noise. modifying the firmware did not assist anyone in any way. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that renting a car won't be worth the money. Conclusion: If you turn away from the obvious problem (the elephant in the room), the sound is very great. I believe that it is wonderful if you do not have a problem with the amount of money involved, you are looking for something for outdoor activities, so that it maintains its quality, and you are not going to listen quietly. It is not appropriate to listen for the enjoyment of it in areas that are peaceful. By the way, they are not quite as huge as you may think.