Anker Soundcore AeroFit 2, sound in motion

Designed to meet the needs of dynamic users, the AeroFit 2 de Anker Soundcore appeal to both sports enthusiasts and demanding music lovers looking for a balance between comfort, safety and sound performance.

Anchor Innovations Anker is a technology company founded in 2011, recognized for its commitment to innovation and quality. Initially specializing in mobile charging solutions, the company has expanded its portfolio to become a major player in several technology areas. Anker now brings together several strategic brands: Anker for mobile charging products and accessories, Soundcore for consumer audio solutions, Eufy for smart home and security systems, Nebula for smart portable projectors, and AnchorMake for 3D printing. Thanks to a user-centric approach and cutting-edge technology, Anker has established itself as a global leader in innovative consumer electronics.

In a market saturated with in-ear headphones that all promise "total sound immersion," Anker takes the opposite approach with its range AeroFit, and more particularly the model AeroFit 2. Designed for those who want stay connected to their environment without sacrificing sound quality, these air conduction headphones flirt with science fiction in their design, while ensuring a solid experience for athletes, active geeks and commuters looking for comfort.

An open-ear design built for action

No more eartips that push into the ear canal. The AeroFit 2 takes a more "open-ear" : the speakers are suspended a few millimeters from the ear, broadcasting sound directly to it while letting ambient noise pass through. This is ideal for running, walking, or simply avoiding being surprised by a bicycle in the city.

From design to memory titanium ear hook With its adjustable eartips, AeroFit 2 ensures a perfect fit, even during HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training) sessions or in the rain (IPX5 required). With its light weight (10 g x 2), you almost feel like you're wearing nothing.

Audio: Surprisingly good balance

Where most open-ear models sacrifice bass and clarity, the AeroFit 2 surprises. 16,2 mm speakers do an excellent job of delivering clear and dynamic sound, even at moderate volumes. Sure, bassheads will be left wanting more, but for podcasts, light electro, or pop-rock, it's more than convincing.

Everything is boosted by the app Soundcore, which allows you to customize the EQ as desired. Geek bonus: the ability to take a hearing test and adjust the audio according to your personal profile.

Battery life and connectivity: solid for long sessions

With 14 hours of non-stop listening (and up to 46 hours with the case), the AeroFit 2 is a big player. USB-C charging is fast, and Bluetooth 5.3 ensures a stable connection, even in busy environments (e.g., the Paris metro at 18 p.m.).

The AeroFit 2 aren't here to compete with the AirPods Pro or the Sony WF-1000XM5 on noise cancellation. They're designed for those who want quality sound. while remaining alert — ideal for developers who work in coworking spaces, connected cyclists or audiophile runners.

The must-haves

– Ultra-light and discreet comfort
– Clear and surprising sound for open-ear
– XXL autonomy: 14 hours (46 hours with case)
– Quality Soundcore App
– 16,2 mm speakers
– Ideal for sports and travel
– Lightweight: approximately 10g for each earbud

THEAeroFit 2 is a success where others have gone astray: combining quality sound with a lightweight, durable, and comfortable to wear open-ear format. It's not for everyone, but for those who want hear their surroundings without sacrificing audio enjoyment, it is clearly a smart and well-thought-out high-tech accessory.

 

Patrick Koune