Anker - Soundcore Liberty 2 True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Black

Let me start by sayin over last month i had skullcandy sesh, anker liberty air, jabra 65t powerbeats 3 jabra 75t then the anker soundcore liberty 2 pro....... the soundcore liberty 2 pro blow all these others away... for me none of others worked for fit the seal did not work and i tried everything then dud more research and after watchin flossy carter and jins review room on youtube and seein pros go on sale to 109.99 i bought em...... now heres the kicker.... 3 days after buying them these liberty 2 went on deal of day for 59.99...... i bought them.... the pros are best liudest ive ever heard....... these are right there i mean it is super hard to tell difference apart.... im blown away and for 60 bucks its pretty unreal... if ya dont need wireless charging id def recommend these over the pros if ya can get em for price i did if money isnt an issue in takin the pros for 149.99 but i promise these are so close to being just as good and now for 89.99 the liberty 2 id also take iver all the above ones i tried and also for me on both pairs no hiss... not sure what happened to others ive had 0 issues with either pair and ive been wearin 1 pair for day and other the next day.... in truely blown away by both pairs and more than likely i will be returning the pros.... the regular liberty 2 are that good

These earbuds are definitely amazing for the price! I've found each earbud lasts up to 9 hours (1 hour more than advertised!), the case recharges them back to 100% within 20 minutes if the case is fully charged or 60-80% in 10 minutes depending on how charged the case is, you can use either earbud on its own for audio and calls, you can personalize the control settings and the equalizer with the app, good sound quality on phone calls, GREAT sound for music and movies, wonderful noise cancellation, and the list goes on. I had to try a few different size wings and tips before people could hear me well. If the wings and/or tips are too big it can push the microphone into your ear too hard and you sound muffled. Otherwise I find it can be helpful when using both earbuds on a call or when recording to make sure both earbuds are connected to your phone for audio & calls. It will usually only show one earbud linked, as the 1st one linked will automatically send the signal to the other one, however you can link them both. When I turn on bluetooth on my Samsung Galaxy phone I can link each earbud individually and it will flash the note letting you know if it links or not for each one separately, but it will only continuously show the first one linked. The only drawback is they do not have any sort of ambient aware setting. They cancel noise almost too well, as with both of them in you cannot hear people talking to you or things going on around you - not even if you turn off what you're listening to. I usually have to use only one earbud if I need to hear what is going on around me as well, or to talk with someone next to me.

they are comfy, battery life is wonderful and they sound ok with decent bass for the money Charging case is USB-C but not wireless (go to the pro model for that) you get a lot of tips and wings to make them fit just right. Buttons are really easy to use and better than touch interface Download the soundcore app and update the firmware before using them!

I have to say that the Anker SoundCore Liberty 2 Wireless Earbuds far exceeded my expectations. First off, my main basis of comparison for earbuds are my Apple Airpods Pro & my wife’s Apple Airpods. I wanted another pair of earbuds that weren't as expensive as the Airpods Pro's for when I'm doing stuff that have a higher likely hood of losing them. The Liberty 2’s gets an A for presentation with the charging case, 7 different eartips, 3 pairs of earwings & even the box it comes in looks nice. The customization that comes with them allows you to cater to people with all shapes & sizes of ears. I purchased the Airpod Pros vs regular Airpods because they had the different sized eartips that allowed them to fit better in my ear. The Liberty's exceeds that customization with the addition of earwings and fit better in my ear where I don't have to worry about them falling out. I won't lie that at first glance I didn't know if I would like them due to them being a wider earbud compared to Apple's. Once I put them on though it was amazing of how secure they felt in my ear, even with size difference of the buds. The sound quality is great & they can pump out the bass if you like. The Liberty 2 earbuds are magnetically connected to the case for charging. You can see in the photo that the case is slightly bigger than Apples Airpods Pro. It also has a sliding motion to open case compared to Apple’s flicking open. I have also included a picture of all three of the earbuds. The nice little feature I do miss from the Airpod Pro’s is the auto pause that happens with my iPhone 11 when I pull out one earbud. Airpod Pro’s also have noise cancellation compared to the Liberty 2 noise reduction technology. Those features are nice, but will set you back 2.5 times the cost of the Liberty 2 compare to the Pro’s at normal prices. In comparison to the Apple Airpod’s, Liberty 2 takes the cake for me due to the customization that allows them to fit your ears (I actually use different sizes for each of my ears). If you download the SoundCore App, it allows you to adjust the commands of the button on the earbuds (when utilizing both of them). This is also where you can adjust the settings of the equalizer with a custom, normal preset, or options from professionals. Overall, I highly recommend the Liberty 2's for the value you get with your money.

I picked this up today and finished the Set up. Let me tell you I bought the MEE audio - X10 True a month before and never quite like the sound so I decided to exchange for the Sound core liberty 2, I was blown away by the sound! I wish a could be more technical to explain for those Audiophile but my hearing it's perfect so the sound is amazing and the design to me it's beautiful.

I was quite surprised after using them for about a week. My wife swears by the apple AirPods. However the battery life of the libertys trumped the AirPods. Fit was awesome right out the box. If you need more adjustment there are a plethora of sizes of components to fit your needs. Sound quality is great especially when you do their hearing test; and, they have a solid noise canceling affect to keep you jamming with little distraction. Connectivity is very simple. Driving and talking is very clear with little distortion. You can even do one ear bud if you want it to be more like a headset. Overall these are the best bang for the buck. They compete for over half the price. The only upside to the AirPods is connectivity to an iPhone is second to none. Don’t hesitate to get these if you aren’t looking to spend a whole bunch.

Have had these a few weeks now. And absolutely love em! Originally purchased the Air 2s. Phenomenal buds, but they didn't quite workout during exercising. These?? I can't Sling em out!! They Stay put! Weight training, cardio, horizontal, vertical, inverted, doesn't matter! I read a few reviews that stated the liberty 2s weren't comfortable for some. I'm not one of those. Took me a couple training sessions to get the right combo of wings and plugs, but once I got em straight, I forget they're there! There More than enough sizes of each to find your sweet spot. Sound is amazing. I actually had to turn the Bass DOWN for the first time Ever on a set of earbuds! And ILove Bass!! With the EQ app, you can make em sound how you like. And there is a plethora of preset settings to choose from! I've only taken one call on them, since I only use them during workouts, but the sound was prefect quality and the other person wasn't saying "what" the whole time. Bluetooth range is great as well. I can leave my phone on bag, and never miss a beat even in other rooms! The only hiccup are the controls. They are sturdy and good quality, but like others the controls are hit or miss with functions. Double press too fast or too slow and you pause music instead of skipping to the next song. Or occasionally pause when long press for volume. Definitely not major problem or even a "negative". Just worth noting! If you're on the fence, just jump already and get em! You'll Love em.

I have had the Jlab Icon buds. They were great, fit was great, and sound was great. The Ankers went on sale for 59 bucks (same what I paid for the Jlab), and I am utterly astounded at the sound difference. Again, the Jlab is great, but the volume and clarity on the Ankers is superior. As with practically anything that you can't literally touch, feel, and in this case hear these days, I did initial research. What I came away with was some supposed hissing having been heard in these things. I am providing this review within an hour of having set them up, and for some it may be too early for me to write this review, but I don't hear any hissing. Setup was relatively easy. Instruction booklets have super small print, but I am an older man. Case is slim and low profile. Buds sit magnetically and securely. Out of the box they have the medium fins attached and they fit rather securely, except a bit less secure on my right ear, but that is highly subjective, yet not major but just a point of reference for review purposes. Provided are MANY silicone sized tips, and sm, med, and lg fins. I am certain that once I fiddle with fitment, they will be perfect. Sound is simply outstanding. I do not care to try to understand the whole mids, highs, whatever stuff. For me they make what music I listen to sound absolutely beautiful. A steal at 59, and I dare say even at 89.