Anker Soundcore AeroFit 2

In terms of sound, the Soundcore AeroFit 2 still achieve a good grade. They reproduce music warmly, but also quite muffled. With their adjustable earpieces and long battery life, they scored a lot of points in the tests. The AI translation function, which performed well in the tests, is really practical. The smartphone does the actual work.

The AeroFit 2 prove to be very flexible, the earpieces can be adjusted in angle and inclination towards the auricle (€ 130). This also has an effect on the sound and allows for low volumes in quiet surroundings. The maximum volume is also impressive. The sound can be effectively adjusted via the app...

With the Soundcore AeroFit 2, Anker brings very good open-ear headphones with air conduction, which convinced us across the board when tested. Like their predecessors, they are based on a design with ear hooks, but these can now be adjusted to the ear canal in various stages. This also benefits the sound, which sounds very natural and spacious...

The AeroFit 2 are superior to their direct predecessors, the AeroFit, in all respects. The secure fit thanks to the adjustable ear hooks was particularly impressive when tested and makes a neckband, such as that offered by the AeroFit Pro, redundant for non-glasses wearers. However, the AeroFit 2 cost just under 130 euros at the time of release, while the somewhat chunkier AeroFit Pro are often cheaper...

The Aerofit 2 are well styled for a start, with my test devices combining metallic green with matt green. A chic combination! More importantly, however, they are pleasantly light and the flexible matt earhook can be pulled comfortably over the ears. Spectacle wearers should lift the temples of their glasses...

In terms of sound, the Soundcore open-ears still achieve a good grade. They reproduce music warmly, but also quite muffled. However, with their adjustable earpieces and long battery life, they score highly in terms of practical features. Only the price ultimately condemns them to second place.