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 Ada Idziak ᠌

OUTSTANDING HEADPHONES, Notwithstanding Some Occasional Weirdness I've only worked with on-ear and in-ear headphones, so I can't comment on the comfort of other types. This does not mean that I did not make an effort; I simply did not feel at ease in those clothes. You did it, ANKER; I'm a believer! The package comes with a wide variety of ear cushions, which enables the headphones to be precisely adjusted to the user's head size. Once the battery died, I gave them a total of 6.5 hours of my attention. Sound: sleek and brilliant in its execution. It will appeal to anyone who enjoy good bass, and instrumentalists will be able to hear practically every note in the music. I also put them through their paces during athletic activities, and the rubber shank performed admirably and did not compress. The only thing that needs to be done is to wipe your perspiration off properly and make sure you don't get caught in the rain. At the final stretch of the race, it started to rain, but I was able to finish thanks to my memory and the IPX4 dust and wetness protection level. As a direct consequence of this, both the headphones and the case had a trace amount of moisture. After giving everything a little rub down with an ear stick, I let it air dry. To summarize, the headphones started acting in an odd manner. My right earpiece suddenly stopped charging, and I couldn't hear anything through it. The charge was shown to be 100% by the program that was pre-installed on the device. After some straightforward adjustments, such as turning things on and off, Krch saw everything return to its previous state. So I am going to continue to comfort and delight myself with a nice sound. (For the benefit of those who are unaware: IPXY is for "Ingress Protection," which refers to protection against outside effects. X denotes the degree to which the item is protected against foreign bodies and dust; Y is the degree to which it is protected from moisture. The higher the number, the better the situation.