Review on 🎧 Renewed Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Wireless Earbuds with Diamond-Inspired Drivers, Bluetooth Earphones, 4 Mics, Noise Reduction, 28H Playtime, HearID, Bluetooth 5, and Wireless Charging by Tiffany Tucker

These headphones match many of the features found in models over $150, but there are a few downsides. Let's start by saying that the sound quality is impressive. Everything sounds clear and concise. That clarity comes at a price, as there's no deep base, so music and movies sound a bit thin. The microphones are very accurate and do a good job of filtering out background noise when making calls. For this clarity, you also have to pay for the rapid discharge of the battery. That's typical of most headphones, but seems impossible on this model. Features work as advertised, such as B. wireless charging and touch controls. I would like to point out that it is more flexible with USB-C cables, where even a fast charger can be used, other models do not allow this option. The model has two disadvantages. The first fits. In order for the buds not to fall out, you need to use the largest silicone plugs. It's uncomfortable because I feel like I'm wearing earplugs all the time. A reduction is more comfortable for ear pressure, but they tend to fall out with even the slightest head movement or yawn. I just wish there was a sweeter middle ground between the two options. Another downside is the battery life. According to the manufacturer's support team, seven hours of playback with one earbud will be no phone calls and under 50%. So for actual use I get about 4.5 hours of playback and about four hours when I make a call or two. Can't tell how long all calls will last as I haven't used them on a full charge for this purpose yet. After all, they're a good buy when they're on sale. They are significantly superior to economy class models and can be equipped with more expensive models. Fit and battery life are very individual and I can only share my experience in this regard.