🎧 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 Review

Deciding between the Pro Apple AirPod or these Liberty Air 2s and I'm glad I chose the Freedom. Not only the price is much better but also the quality is amazing. Ease of use is excellent! Connects automatically when you put your ears on. Use their app to tell the modules how to work for you. The noise cancellation is top notch! The mic is involved in phone calls and I shoot a lot of videos and this mic plays great. Zero sheet metal can sound. More than happy with my decision.

Reason for deducting 1 star: I may be doing it wrong but I find it the hardest to pair with my devices to keep connected, but that's the way it is. coincidentally. They stay connected to my device forever until I need to use them and then suddenly they stop connecting. I bought them for teams and large scale meetings on windows and they pass the sound test and after 5 minutes they stop working when called. Not every time, but too often. Reason for downgrading 1 more star: I can't find a way to…

To be honest, I was a bit skeptical at first because of the price. They always say you get what you pay for. I just have to say I was blown away by the performance of these apple pod killers! I've had a pair of Apple Pod Pros and Samsung+ headphones and they defiantly stand up to par! They are very easy to pair with Apple and Android. FYI, if you want the best possible sound, an app and the right foam tips are a must. The only downside is that the foam tips don't fit in a suitcase, but they…

These wireless headphones are an absolute waste of money. You have to pair them individually via Bluetooth (left and right) and it almost always fails to connect one of them. Headphones. It also has trouble connecting to devices where it just doesn't recognize the headphones. I usually have to put the earbuds back in and out of the case for them to even register that I'm putting the earbuds in. The Soundcore app's UI is also rubbish. The quick start guide only links to a PDF file, which is…

I bought these upgrades for the same reason many of you have. We don't want to spend $100 on headphones, but we do want features. Like you, I expected Revain's updated warranty to be refurbished and open boxed products that have been professionally inspected and tested to work and look like new by qualified and managed Revain suppliers. The verification and testing process usually includes a full diagnosis. Inspection, replacement of defective parts and thorough cleaning by supplier or Revain…

Mind you, I bought these headphones used. Although I have a line of gel earbuds, I'd happily pay more for Complyfoam earbuds for better noise isolation and better bass response. • Sound quality. Speaking of sound, they sound amazing and are surprisingly balanced. graph coated drivers on my previous Life P2s and diamond coated drivers on my Liberty Air 2s, you can definitely hear the difference in the highs and mids. The low frequencies are quite powerful on both models, but without a dirty…

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

It took me a while to get used to this. I have previously used a pair of Liberty 2 Pros. And I never thought I could get better sound quality for less than $149. The mids and bass are much better here with the Liberty Air 2. I find that the Liberty 2 Pro lacks mids, but overall it delivers better highs and separation. They offer equally good clarity, however, but the Liberty 2 Pro has that medium scoop that V-shaped folks like. The Air 2 offer a good presence and the bass is significantly more…

So. I like the way they fit, they hurt my ears a little after about 6 hours of use but it's not the most unusual thing on the World. The sound is ok, but also literally comparable to a $35 pair of wireless headphones (I think the brand was Enacfire here on Revain)? There's no way in the world I'm getting calls to work that don't sound like someone is crunching tissue paper in my ears - I've been messing around with the in-app equalizer for them and it's not helping. $35 sounded crystal clear…