Earbuds Pro 2

1 The Buds Pro 2 are wireless “true-wireless” earbuds  designed for everyday listening, commuting, calls, and media — with a feature set that aims at an “audiophile-grade + versatile” experience. 

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They use a “MelodyBoost” dual-driver system (11 mm woofer + 6 mm tweeter) co-created with the audio experts at Dynaudio — to deliver richer bass, clearer mids/highs, and generally balanced, dynamic sound. 

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The earbuds target comfort and all-day wear: they are light (earbud: ~4.9 g) 

🎧 Key Features & Specs
Feature / Spec    Details
Audio Drivers    Dual drivers: 11 mm woofer + 6 mm tweeter (improved bass and clarity) 

Noise Cancellation  Adaptive Noise Cancellation (ANC), with up to 48 dB noise reduction. Also supports Transparency Mode (so you can hear ambient sound when needed). 

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Connectivity  Bluetooth 5.3. Supports audio codecs such as LHDC, AAC, and SBC. 

Battery Life    - Earbuds only (ANC off): ~9 hours of playback 

- With ANC on: ~6 hours (buds only)  

 
Water / Dust Resistance    Earbuds: IP55 (resistant to dust & sweat)
Case: IPX4 (splash resistance) 

Spatial Audio support (on compatible devices) for more immersive sound. 

What They Do Well — Pros

Sound quality + bass: Thanks to the dual-driver system, you get a nice balance of rich bass and clear mids/highs — good for music, movies or podcasts. 

Effective ANC + Transparency: Adaptive noise cancellation works well for commuting, public transport, office / noisy environments. Transparency mode helps when you want ambient awareness. 

Battery performance: Long battery life is one of the strong suits — great for long workdays or travel. 

Comfort & fit: Light earbuds with good ergonomics and ear tip options allow comfortable long listening periods. 

Versatility: Good for music, video watching, calls, commuting, travel. Even spatial audio works — adding immersive depth. 

 What to Keep in Mind — Cons / Limitations

While ANC is good, some reviewers note that bass-heavy music or very noisy environments may still need you to lower volume or re-adjust earbuds (i.e. it's not “perfect” noise cancellation vs high-end over-ears). 

Spatial Audio / some advanced features may work best (or only) with certain devices (e.g. newer phones) for full compatibility. 

Because they are in-ear buds (not over-ear headphones), the “immersive experience” can’t match that of larger headphones — but for their form-factor, they are very capable.

 What They’re Good For

high-quality pair of wireless earbuds for everyday use — music, movies, commuting, calls, travel — with a decent mix of sound quality, noise cancellation, comfort and battery life. They especially make sense if you have a compatible smartphone and want more than only basic earbuds.