Soundcore by Anker Life Dot 2 True Wireless Earbuds, 100 Hour Playtime, 8mm Drivers, Superior Sound, Secure Fit with AirWings, Bluetooth 5, Comfortable Design for Commute, Sports, Jogging

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Zero-Pressure AirWings:Our hollow AirWings have a flexible, soft silicone build that partially deflates to conform to the shape and size of your ears for a secure fit with unmatched comfort. Medium frequencies (MF). Due to the peculiarities of the emphasis on the low frequencies, the middle here is somewhat failed. At the same time, it is quite smooth and well developed. However, it is often lost behind bass and treble. Good build and versatile design. The model looks durable. The plastic is of high quality, and you can’t find fault with the assembly. The design is calm and versatile. Not particularly eye-catching, but not boring either. Superior Connection: Effortlessly switch between using both earbuds or a single side—perfect for listening to music and making calls.

The earbuds have physical button controls on each earbud, this button has a matte finish which makes it easily distinguishable as it has a different texture and feel to the rest of the earbuds. Additionally, just below the multi-function button is an LED indicator that will show the status of the earbuds, showing the charging status as well as Bluetooth connection status. The microphones are located below the LED. However, I did choose for the A1's, which is because I intend to use them for sport, (gym and running). I have found that while running and cycling, the bass of the Dot 2s can become drowned out. This seems to be because these activities produce some low frequency noise. Since the bass presence of the Dot 2s is mostly in the lower bass, this drowns out most of the bass and causes them to sound a lot thinner than when I would listen to them just sitting down. The A1s are more boosted and seem to have fuller bass, so this is less of a problem with the A1s. Also, the treble is more veiled so I can turn the volume higher without hurting my ears. Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 fits securely and comfortably in your ears.The full ear pads are of high quality, there are enough size options, although the average ones, installed “by default,” suited me. Headphones do not rub, do not tire. I spent about 2 hours in them at most without a break – there was not even a hint of fatigue, which is suitable for a vacuum model. And the fit is still really reliable.Some desynchronization of picture and sound. You can watch the video, although the lag is noticeable. But with games, it is more difficult.

Terrible delivery by Flipkart, crushed box, took over a week to deliver. On the flip side earphones as good as expected. Glad Flipkart are carrying the anker branded items.The Anker Life Dot 2 controls are push-button and not fully functional. The scheme is also not the most intuitive, but you can get used to it: Superior Balanced Sound:Life Dot 2 true wireless earbuds have 8mm triple-layer dynamic drivers to deliver 40% more bass and 100% more treble for rich, expertly balanced sound. High frequencies (HF). Surprisingly not deaf and not to cut off. However, the emphasis on HF is far from ideal. It is clear that they tried to build the V-shaped frequency response, beloved by the majority (emphasizing LF and HF and a relative failure in the MF), but the method is ambiguous. Headphones are prone to sibilance (hissing and whistling sounds are overly accentuated), cymbals, and other metal instruments are often “sandy” or harsh. Although I note, these are not critical problems, but they are audible, although they do not lead to white heat.