Review on Enhanced Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones - Avantree Aria Pro with aptX-HD Technology by Stephanie Pratt

I've bought so many different Bluetooth headphones and tried headsets. I found some great true wireless headphones from Enacfire and Tranya. I was looking for a decent low latency pair to plug into my computer and TV. The first pair I ordered through Avantree came with a low latency platform and everything was fine. The reason I sent this pair back was something was loose or there was a wiring issue as the right side buzzed all the time. This pair was double the price of the previous headset, excluding the adapter. I hoped for the best. I put it on and was surprised at how comfortable it was. Although it barely fit in my ears. I quickly found that the button assignment on the headphones was always as if I had adjusted or removed them. The communication was just fine. You'll likely have to shell out another $80 to get this wireless platform separate from the other pair. So almost $200 for what hopefully sounds better? Ankh was pretty terrabad tbh. The sound was not very spacious and seemed closed without the warmth of subtle bass and too much treble. I have connected it to multiple platforms via bluetooth. My phone, computer, TV. None of them sounded that great. I even connected them to my audio amplifier. Which didn't help much. I think I'm being too picky or something. I'm just trying to find a product I like.