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. Autonomy. Up to 8 hours on a single charge and up to 100 hours with a case. These are real numbers. Already 6 hours on a single charge, the headphones will last even at high volume and AAC connection. Scene. Not bad for vacuum TWS. Wider than the head, but flat. There is no elaboration in depth. The images are determined; the sizes are average. I did not notice any critical distortions.

The earbuds also feature one-step pairing and can be swapped in and out of the case without any connection issues. If you choose to use only one of the earbuds, it will automatically switch into mono mode. Applications (music, games, movies). These are purely musical headphones. For other purposes, they should not be used. Of course, you can watch the video, but this is not the main scenario. Games are unlikely. The headphones are great for listening in transport, at work, or in training. I couldn't find any good comparisons of the differences in sound quality between these two earbuds, and I have tried both so I thought I should make a brief post on this.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.

Pair of Earbuds, Charging Case, USB Type C Cable, User Manual, 3 Pair of Ear Wings, 5 Pair of Ear Tips 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.

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. 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. The underside of the earbuds is simple and has an ergonomic design to fit securely into the ear. The underside is also home to the charging pins and magnets that securely hold the earbuds into the charging case. The earbuds are compact and comfortable to wear. No branded application support. Although the application itself exists, minimal audio customization would not hurt many users. Well, ideally, control settings. Detail and naturalness. Also, at a good level. Of course, the midrange details most often suffer, but the emphasis on the high frequency gives a feeling of pseudo-detail, which smooths out the dip in the midrange. But in general, you can hear everything plus or minus. Voices and live instruments sound quite natural. If you get into the nuances, then female voices may sound incomplete, and there are distortions on instruments with an abundance of high-frequency sounds. The good news is that instruments with a low-frequency range sound more natural than expected, without a synthetic halo.

Headphones of this brand have not yet come across to me for testing. It is always interesting to discover something new. I can tell right away that the headphones did not disappoint. Their main advantage is an excellent combination of price and overall quality. Superior Connection:Effortlessly switch between using both earbuds or a single side—perfect for listening to music and making calls. Unfortunately, unlike many of Soundcore’s other products, the Life Dot 2 don’t connect to their mobile app, so elements like the EQ and multi-function button configuration can’t be changed. I’m not sure why this is the case as these would be great features to have and I’d definitely like to see these earbuds integrate with the Soundcore app in the future. Battery LifeI'd still buy another one. I wonder what happened, but half price from when I bought these before is really good. How to increase the bass of your headphones? Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 review – Battery life and microphone This is the reason I kept the A1s over the Dot 2s, though if would mostly use them for listening at home, then I would have kept the Dot 2s.

TOP 5: Comfortable ear pads for headphones – all types Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 review – Connection quality Overall, I think the design of the earbuds is quite nice. Of course, I’d prefer less glossy plastic, but the design is most importantly comfortable to wear and easy and straightforward to get a secure fit. Charging Case High-quality sound. Emphasis on bass and treble, a slightly failed middle – the popular V-shaped frequency response. Good detail and naturalness. Energetic presentation. The sound is universal, interesting, and high quality.Bass is a little muddled, decent soundstage and the sound at full volume could be a little higher. There is no lag with YouTube or Netflix. Also subsequent connecting to a phone after pairing is instantaneous. Battery Life is a saver. 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.