Review on Wireless headphones Soundcore Liberty Air 2, black by Franciszka Steffi ᠌

It works wonderfully with audio and video, however it is not at all ideal for use with a wireless headphone. The application's good equalization settings and gesture options make it well worth installing (actions for a different number of taps on each earbud). These survive my cat's repeated tosses from the dresser, table, and shelf. In favor of it: The price-to-performance ratio is superb. No harshness, and not too much bass. The earbuds' battery life is impressively long, coming pretty close to the advertised seven hours. Distinct drawbacks: There is zero utility for a microphone. No matter the setting (the street, the park, an empty room), not a single person I spoke with said they could hear me clearly and audibly. Some background noise, reverberation, or disruption is always present. Using the internal microphone makes a huge difference, thus it's definitely recommended. The headphone case is fairly bulky and sticks out from the head, and its thin "leg" makes it look questionable when worn. Once powering on, continuous voice prompts will inform you of your battery life. On two separate occasions, when only one earbud was loosely connected, nothing short of a complete reset of the headphones themselves, including forgetting all devices, fixed the problem.