Today we are going to take apart the new Airpod Pro's and compare them with the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro! Check them out HERE: [ Ссылка ] Not very often do we find new technology entering into wireless headphones. But today we are going to see what Soundcore's new Astria Coaxial Acoustic Architecture looks like from the insides. Yeah, thats alot of big words, but it boils down to two different types of speakers right on top of each other so the soundwaves from each dont conflict with eachother. Its pretty interesting.
We'll be comparing the Soundcoare Liberty 2 pro's to the new Apple Airpod Pros. Pro vs Pro. We'll take a look at the hardware inside the Airpod Pro earbuds themselves along with the Airpod pro charging case. Are these the best wireless headphones on the market? What do you think?
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