🎧 Anker Soundcore Liberty Neo True Wireless Earbuds: Upgraded Pumping Bass, IPX7 Waterproof, Secure Fit, Bluetooth 5 Headphones, Stereo Calls, Noise Isolation, One Step Pairing, Sports - Red Review

In my opinion these are some of the best sounding, best looking and best packaged stereo headphones available for under $50. Very easy to knit and put on. Comfort is very good, depending on what size ear tips and "wings" you choose to best fit your ears. The case, which also doubles as the base/charger (I had a very nice metallic dark red) is very well constructed and very nice in shape and finish. Well, the sound. If you're like me, good earbuds or headphones should deliver a balanced, almost…

They fit snugly and the actual buttons are much better than the capacitive controls on other devices. I wear them regularly in the shower and they work great. They block outside noise well, making conversion difficult, but great for retreating to your own world. They don't stick out too much from your ears so you can wear things over them. I've used them for construction and gardening, with my Flowbee, or anywhere I want to play loud music to block out background noise. The sound is pretty…

After checking several brands/models I decided to purchase the Anker Soundcore Liberty Neo headphones. The main reasons for this decision were: 1 - Anker brand - I already had a Powercore battery and a Soundcore mini speaker that I like, so I was already a fan of Anker products. will tell you much of what you need to know. 3 – Aesthetics – Everything from the case to the headphones themselves are awe-inspiring in their beauty when it comes to looks, size, fit, quality of the case, etc. 3…

I was very impressed with how good these headphones sounded. I looked through several different headphones for around $50. And most of them just sound normal. Most of them are missing in some areas. I have a pair of True Engine Dual Driver Soundpetes and found them decent, but they just aren't that loud. I have another pair of headphones from a different brand and they are actually better than the Soundpetes. I just don't really like them because they don't have a physical button. I prefer the…

I just bought these and I LOVE them! Good sound! I haven't tested the loading yet, so I'm not sure. They hurt my ears a bit but this is day one so the more I play with them the better they will feel. The body is smooth and shiny. I chose red because it's my favorite color and it looks very pretty. I bought a hard case for it and it fits snugly and loosely. It's easy to get the case and I like it. TO UPDATE! (Used separately for the LEFT earphone) good. It took me HOURS to realize I hadn't…

I currently have three headphones for the same price and these are the best. They do everything well, there are no obvious flaws. My other headphones from Jlabs and Duoten are fine, but each of them has issues that can be very annoying. Let me break it down into a few categories that I think are important. #1 Range and Connectivity Anker 5/5 Jlabs 4/5 Duoten 2/5 I've never had a single issue with these walkers at work or home. They don't turn off when I'm at a reasonable distance, even when I'm

I've had more earbuds than I can count. I won't even try. I'm usually very disappointed in some aspects. My favorite wireless pair was made by Sony with "Extra Bass". I like a strong butt, so to speak. Anyway, I've destroyed a few pairs from running and sweating profusely. They just can't handle all the water I produce. My last pair was a JBL kit which sounded great and was never affected by my sweat. They died a few days ago and now I've found them. Anker is a good brand and their products…