🎧 Anker Soundcore Liberty Neo: Upgraded True Wireless Earbuds with Pumping Bass, IPX7 Waterproof, Bluetooth 5, Stereo Calls, Noise Isolation - Perfect for Sports, Workouts and More! Review

I was actually so excited to try the headphones and they even arrived earlier than expected. Finally, I received the item a few days ago and charged it for over 8 hours and it still wasn't fully charged. Stupid headphones. The third LED on the charging case was still flashing after more than 8 hours of charging! I contacted Soundcore customer service and was told the item was out of stock so they couldn't process a replacement for me. Excellent. I tried the headphones and was very disappointed.

automatically turns off when placed back in charging case but reconnects. The only way to prevent this is to manually turn each earbud off by pressing and holding each button for 5 seconds and DO NOT put them back in their case OR turn off Bluetooth on your phone. . the highlights in my book when even cheaper generic alternatives don't do it badly. UPDATE: Anker contacted me and offered to send me another pair. The new one works as it should, but ironically, the call they made to me was an…

I recently bought these headphones after weeks of looking at different wireless models. In fact, I was about to listen to Liberty Lites when these suddenly came out. I've been using Bluetooth headsets for everything for a while, especially on my ship (US Navy). I had a Jaybird X2 set that I've been using for a while, but the rattling cables are annoying, so I wanted to upgrade to something that's as durable (washed twice) and truly wireless. To be honest, I originally chose them because of the…

I've always been an Anker/Soundcore fan since I bought their power supplies. They always aim to make impressive products at a reasonable price and they have an outstanding customer service team. As for the Soundcore Liberty Neos, I've enjoyed them for the few weeks that I've had them. They only cost me about $70 after tax, and I'd say they sound about as good as $150 true wireless headphones you can find. I had Jabra Elite 65ts and I have to say I prefer them more. First, things are much better

These aren't the cheapest headphones you can buy, but they're worth your money! First, my wife is a runner and has trouble finding good headphones that fit and sound good. Soundcore Anker Wireless Earbuds, Liberty Neo Bluetooth 5.0 True Wireless Earbuds, Easy-Pair Sports Sweatproof Earbuds are exactly what they say! Let's look at the pros and cons. This is not always the case with headphones. Bluetooth 5.0 - This gives you more range and more data, which translates to potentially better sound…

As much as I want to save her, I can't! Here's why: 1) FitYou're too big! I *have* shaky ears that are difficult to adjust, I'll admit, but I've never felt pain from headphones before. They come with EarWings which are a great addition, but the two large sizes hurt my shell/lower calf (the sticky part where you attach the EarWings) quite badly. The smaller size might be comfortable, but it doesn't really stay in place. I also think the actual case of the earbuds affects how they fit in my ears.