Due to the peculiarities of the emphasis on the low frequencies, the middle here is somewhat failed.

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. There is one large button with a matte feel-good finish and the Soundcore logo on the top of each earbud. If I were now choosing budgetary completely wireless headphones for myself, then it is very likely that I would have chosen these.

Not as percussive as we would like (on some music), but rather voluminous, it shows itself well in electronics. The charging case feels solid, with a small LED indicator for the case status on the front, although this sadly does not show the charging status of the earbuds – you’ll need to open the case to check that. From the convenient: there are microphones on each earphone, respectively, you can talk on any separately, if necessary.

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. This isn’t too much of a problem with these earbuds as quite a bit of it is covered up with the AirWings, but it is something to consider. I bought these as headphones that I can use to listen to music on my motorcycle and wow I am impressed. I’m not a huge fan of black glossy plastic, especially on earbuds, as they can become slippery and show scratches after regular use.The earbuds definitely have a warmer and bass focused sound profile, but this does not hinder the clarity of the highs and treble – it all sounds fairly well balanced. The Soundcore Life Dot 2 are a pair of affordable true wireless earbuds that offer a staggering 100 hours of total playtime thanks to their charging case. The full ear pads are of high quality, there are enough size options, although the average ones, installed “by default,” suited me.

The Bass mode has stupid amounts of bass, to much for me to listen to in any normal setting, which I'm saying as quite a basshead who enjoys bass boosted headphones. Although I note, these are not critical problems, but they are audible, although they do not lead to white heat.It’s a shame that there’s no integration with the Soundcore mobile app and the charging case does pack a bit of heft as it offers so much battery life, but you can’t really go wrong with these – they’re a great all-rounder. The additional fasteners-spacers caused, most of all, concerns about the convenience in me (from experience). The pairing process is extremely simple: we take the headphones out of the case and find them in the list of available Bluetooth devices on your phone, player, or computer. And with charging from the case, the headphones should last as much as 100 hours—excellent bonuses: Bluetooth 5.