🎧 Get Immersed in Music with Aiwa Prodigy Air 2 TWS Wireless Earbuds - Fast Charging Earphones for Superior True Wireless Stereo Experience Review

They cut a lot even with the phone right next to me. It cuts alternately from one ear to the other. It will sound like it's coming out of a cave. Then work normally for a while. I don't use them much. Sometimes it seems that the battery does not last long.

Sound and battery life are impressive. They may need a little adjustment to get a good fit that doesn't fall out. But if I find Everybody can. When I did, they became my favorite headphones. The case is surprisingly small, holds a charge well, and I prefer one that plugs right in to charge without removing extra covers. Oh, and they have a good range, you'll want to get away from the signal source.

Aiwa's "Double the Hardware" looks like they're staying true to their word. If you read the specs on their homepage it is amazing and in my opinion they are better than AirPods when it comes to hardware, they have longer battery life, they are compatible with Siri and Google Assistant. As for the interface, the left volume button is at the bottom and the right volume button is at the top, and when someone calls, press the R button. After connecting to the phone, if you keep Bluetooth on and…

I can't say enough good things about these headphones. Aiwa has a long history of making good products with excellent sound quality and they are no exception. The frequency range is impressive. And there are many small, non-sonic details that define a great design and make me smile. The sleeve is rounded to fit comfortably in pockets and move smoothly over other pocket contents. Easy magnetic connection that helps to put the earbuds in the charging position. A slightly stronger magnet that…

Just received. Appears to be of good build quality. The sound quality is good. The main reason I bought them is that the last couple of headphones I bought had touch controls and it seemed like every time I moved my head the pause button was pressed or the plug was unplugged . I made sure before buying that they have physical buttons so I no longer have this problem. So far, so good. I will update later. After using them for a few days, I noticed that when I use them with my phone and go for a…

I've tried half a dozen wireless headphones over the last few years. Prices range from $40 to $300. I used to use wired headphones and was resigned to the fact that the cords would pick up noise from my clothes and wind noise when I was going on my 1 hour daily walks. When wireless headphones came out, I thought that was great. Now there is no wind noise and other extraneous sounds. I have basic wireless headphone needs. I only use headphones to listen to music. I don't have to answer calls…