Creative Labs Auriculares Inalámbricos Aurvana Ace 2 Tws

Honestly, I expected so much more. I've been using the Google pixel buds for the last few generations and decided to give these a shot because they looked cool. Boy was I wrong. These were pretty overpriced for the features that lacked. The app doesn't work all that well and trying to pause, change, or raise the volume is a pain. Still have them, but will be swapping over back to the new pixel pros when they go on sale and then sell or give these to a family member as a gift.

The design of the Creative Aurvana Ace 2 is futuristic, combining transparent black with copper for a striking look. The Aurvana Ace 2 in-ear headphones are lightweight, weighing just five grams per side, and have an IPX5 water and sweat resistant finish, making them ideal for sports activities. What is noticeable is the high level of isolation from the outside world, especially as the headphones do not emit much sound into the surrounding area.

If you care about audio quality, you should care about these earbuds.

All about the Eq tuning. They sound fun and detailed with some careful eq tuning to even them out across different genres. My preferred Eq is Flat with a raised bass. I found the trebble too hot to handle at higher volumes with certain types of music so kept this neutral and used the bass to add some warmth. The XMEMS driver is brutal and doesn't need much boost if any, unless you want it that way.

A decent if unremarkable pair of true wireless earphones that sound fine, cancel noise well enough and boast decent battery life. The problem the Creative Aurvana Ace 2 have is that there are more accomplished true wireless earphones out there for similar money.