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, Wireless Charging, Ideal for Calls, Home Use by Justin Rasmussen

Sound quality is really good, noise cancellation is good, battery life is good (when charging). At first everything went very well. Headphones plugged in and equalizer set, listened to music, everything is fine, then I started using them individually for calls, I don't like not hearing myself when I speak, so for calls I always take out the headphones But when I have one disconnected from them is a pain to fix, you have to put it back in the case, factory reset it by pressing it 4 times, then put it back in the case, repeat the same with the one that worked, and restart the pairing process. Then it happened that they didn't fit the case very well and sometimes they don't charge (with the case loaded) because some paper is charging on it. I ended up doing it without a second thought and it was decided to skip it, but then I rode an e-bike (thank god it was a road bike and not a mountain bike), the headphones don't hold up at all and fall all the time off, I used them once for cycling alone and it ruined the experience for me, wasting about 20 minutes each time looking for them. They fell off until I had to go to the store and buy tape to stick them to my ears. This has never happened with other headphones of the same form factor. nice to have) find headphones when they fall down! I know BT doesn't have a directional antenna so it can't be used for that, but an app that cranks up your phone's speaker and headphones will tell you how much louder the sound is, the louder the closer you are. (I had to call someone and ask them to text me if they could hear my voice loud and clear so I knew where the headphones were.) Something similar is happening at Apple. an experience