🎧 Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 True Wireless Earbuds: 100-Hour Playtime, Superior Sound, Secure Fit | Bluetooth 5, Comfortable Design for Sports and Commute Review

I've tried almost all other "stand alone" earphones and they won't stay in my ears. They have soft rubber outer ear tips to keep them snug. I would highly recommend.

For $50 you can't go wrong. I stumbled across them after a colleague bought them from a large store. Sound balance suits me. Bass, middle and treble are perfectly matched. I'm glad there isn't an app to set it up. You'll have to play around and adjust the earpiece to fit. When you get it right, they sound muffled, although they don't claim to be. The charger is heavy, but I take it for the battery life. They sound and fit better than my Apple Airpods. I will post a sequel to see how well they…

They are amazing! They sit so well in my ears that they block out a lot of noise. The sound is really good for headphones (of course they're not as good as in-ear headphones, but they're amazing). I haven't tested the battery life yet. I am very happy with it. Edit: Sometimes it accidentally forgets my phone and I have to wait an hour for it to fix. Also, the buttons on the headphones sometimes don't do anything else. I wanted so badly to like them but the intermittent functionality doesn't…

***UPDATE*** Anchor replaced them! Watch video These headphones have some great features but they deserve 4 stars. There are certain things that hold me back. I've been using it continuously for over a month. The battery life is amazing! The fit is quite good and it does a good job of blocking out normal noise when listening to music. The sound quality is okay. The highs are definitely there, the mids are ok, but the lows (bass) are too quiet for my taste. Not enough punch if you will. I've had

These in-ear headphones prove you DO NOT have to spend hundreds of dollars to get great-sounding wireless headphones. I have owned several brands of wireless earbuds over the past 3 years. And I can tell you these are some of the best sounding headphones out there. They have crystal clear highs, solid mids, and deep bass that hits hard and tight. There's no muddy bass from cheap headphones drowning out all other frequencies. You'll hear every note the artist put into the song, even at low…

One of the most annoying things about this kit is the silicone tips and wings. They are bloody HARD to put on, especially the wings. There is a piece of plastic on the earpiece that you need to line up with the hole in the fender. Good luck with centering. Silicone tips are also very difficult to put on the earpiece. And the tip materials are so soft that pulling the liner out of the canal also causes the tip to pop out of its natural position, requiring you to fold it back when it makes sense.

(10/05/20) Update: Requested a replacement from my sound core. After providing the required information, I was instructed to ship the defective item to them. I did and received a replacement within a few days. Surprisingly, everything went smoothly with no problems. I will buy Soundcore headphones again when my headphones are completely dead. (9/5/20) Edit: It's been 1 month and while I was at work today the button cover came loose. it later broke off entirely. Don't get me wrong, these are a…

I bought these headphones after much research and checking the test results published on rtings.com. According to their tests, the sound signature showed a slight and consistent emphasis on low frequencies, solid mids, and harmless highs. Ideal. Here are a few things I noticed after living with them for a few weeks: Battery life: Impressive. 8 hours lifespan for each earbud and 100 hours total including charging case. Sound: The sound signature is ideal for most popular music genres. The bass…

They are great for motorcycling, including me. So I tried many in-ear earphones but none of them worked well enough for me to like them. The list is: Jabra 65TAnker Liberty NeoAnker Spirit Dot 2 These Anker Life Dot 2Wired Earbuds The biggest problem with most TWE (True Wireless Earbuds) is that they are bulky enough to snag on your helmet when putting on and taking off. After a while it becomes very annoying to have to adjust them every time you put the helmet on. Or in the case of the Spirit…

In summary, I have Bose ANC headphones, I have Sony ANC headphones, I also have AirPods and other wireless headphones. When actively working in the garden, garage or other things, it is useful to have true wireless headphones. The functionality of AirPods is very convenient and they are easy to pick up at camp even with gloved hands. The downside is their battery life: it's terrible. Also, they don't isolate outside noise well. The headphones do the trick, but they're bulky and too warm for the