CONCLUSION

   Much like most TWS earbuds I ended up using the Prodigy Air 2 for roughly 3 weeks, mostly while on the road but also while on the treadmill. Now even though these are far from the most impressive TWS earbuds I’ve used (no ANC or hear-through feature) they did quite good in terms of audio performance. Again, I wasn’t expecting perfection in this price range but the Prodigy Air 2 slightly surpassed my expectations. Yes, you will not be blown away by the accuracy and “liveliness” of its mids and highs and bass levels could be better but overall, they performed quite well. Fit was not the best (they did fall quite a few times while running on the treadmill) but i didn’t have a problem while walking. As for battery life Aiwa states up to 6 hours with a single charge but once again this is a number you will probably never hit, not unless you use the earbuds at 50% volume (i never recorded over 4 and ½ hours).

   I mentioned price quite a few times already but for how much do the Aiwa Prodigy Air 2 TWS go for right now? Well currently you can get your hands on them for just USD59.99 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 49Euros inside the EU (Amazon.de) a price tag which is indeed very tempting. As always if you can climb even higher in price you will be able to find many higher-spec TWS models but if not the Prodigy Air 2 by Aiwa represent a good price/performance ratio which is why I strongly recommend giving them a chance.

PROS

- Overall Audio Quality (6mm Dynamic Drivers)
- IPX5 Certified
- Size/Weight
- Battery Life (Up To 30 Hours Total)
- Bluetooth v5.0
- External Controls

CONS

- Lack Of HD Audio Codec Support
- Fit Could Be Better
- No App