Review on Experience Studio Performance with Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro True Wireless Earbuds Featuring Astria Coaxial Acoustic Architecture, HearID Personalized EQ, and Wireless Charging by Anastazja Jelisiejew ᠌

This has been the most enjoyable experience I've had using wireless earphones thus far. Many advantages: What a sweet noise! Over the course of the previous five years, Bluetooth headphones have seen significant growth. Before that, they served as the main point, and it was a nuisance. The sound is completely insignificant, but there is a severe breakdown in the connection. This is not the case; for a number of weeks, there were no breakdowns even in the area close to the Kremlin. To sum up: a reliable connection, high-caliber audio, and an extensive repertoire of delivery options Its cons: The Tws format is not yet something I am used to, and although I am concerned about losing it, it appears that it has not been lost in the past. The wall of the auditory canal is giving me pain, so I should probably pick up another darling from the kit, but I haven't done that yet. This is the second disadvantage of this, and it's the reason why I haven't done it. After 1.5 to 2 hours, everything is functioning normally, but then it begins to whine. When I use these ears for talking on the phone, no one ever hears what I have to say. Total: - Microphone (its quality or location, I can not say) it is impossible to talk on the phone - unusual design (purely subjective) - the whole huge set could be replaced with one set of foam ear pads, but better than the ones Sony sometimes puts - they have foam inside and silicone outside - the price cuts off half of the arm along with a credit card - the price cuts off half of the arm along with a credit card. It's probably nothing to worry about.