Review on 🎧 Creative Outlier Air V2 TWS True Wireless Sweatproof in-Ear Headphones with Touch Controls, Graphene Diaphragm, Bluetooth 5.0, aptX, AAC, Extended 34-hour Battery Life, 12-hour per Charge by Chu Mei Hua ᠌

- The membrane of the right earpiece constantly sinks, as a result of which the sound stalls like under water, you have to constantly correct it in your ear so that the membrane straightens out. What is characteristic - the left earpiece does not play pranks at all, no matter how I insert it into my ear. -Control. This version uses touch buttons. In general, a good solution, considering that the mechanical buttons on the first revision of the outlier air fell off and had to be glued back. However, there are nuances. Firstly, in order to fully use the control through the headphones, both of them must be inserted into the ears. Because the right earpiece is responsible for switching tracks forward and increasing the volume, the left one is the opposite. To avoid accidental clicks, a single click is not used. Start / pause - double tap, rewind - triple. Sometimes one press is not read by the sensor and instead of switching the track, it stops. The control has a slight delay. - Flimsy case. This is more of a nitpick than a drawback. When closed, it is one-piece, nothing backlash. In the extended, there is a little backlash, but nothing criminal. I don't like the location of the headphones. It is understood that you hold the case with your right hand and charge the headphones in your ears with your left. I am right handed and do the opposite. It turns out that I have the right earpiece on the left, and the left on the right. But I repeat: these are nit-picking, not a significant drawback. -Sometimes there is a failure to connect the headphones when removed from the case. Then you have to put them back, close the case and initialize in a new way. Bluetooth sees them as two devices.