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 Adam Woods ᠌

I chose headphones for a very long time, reviewed a bunch of reviews, and came to the conclusion that I need these headphones. And I never regretted it, it’s not for nothing that everyone praises their sound, oh, this clear and soft b, you need to hear it. Personalization (HearID) in my case threw a lot of highs, on some tracks, there are a lot of them. I think I need to retake the test. As a result, I stopped at the penultimate prize set from the musicians. I was so glad when, instead of a mess of sounds, in complex loaded tracks, I heard many details, new sounds of instruments. Headphones do an excellent job with all genres. Many write about white noise, I'm either lucky, or I don't hear it - in general, I don't have it. Ideally, before buying you need to try on. The volume is almost a for me, I listen at 90%, some tracks at 100%, there is no volume reserve, but I don’t consider this a minus. I am satisfied with the purchase, if in doubt - do not hesitate, take it! I'll ate my review over time after more use. D after more than one month of use, the ears got used to the size, nothing presses anywhere, everything is very comfortable, you can safely sit in them for 2 hours, then a slight discomfort appears. They keep the charge super, listening on the way from home to work and back, I somehow had enough for two weeks, but I actively use them at home, connecting them to a PC. Nothing has ever fallen off, never stuttered, there are no questions at all about the BT connection. The body of the box is very pleasant to the touch, it looks and feels expensive, the only complaint is the sliding lid, I would like it to be a little tighter.