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 Paty Fernandez

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 incredibly difficult to read. The equalizer setting is interesting. But when you're using a custom EQ designed by a Grammy-winning producer, they're all types with no explanation as to why anyone would choose one type over another. Gestures aren't registered (tap, double tap, hold) so you have to adjust the volume or pause the song on your phone, which defeats the purpose. I wouldn't even go so far as to say it's noise-cancelling, more like noise-cancelling, so be careful. The only plus is that they save on their battery life. All in all, if you can afford Airpods or any other model that makes gestures and pairing easy, opt for this model over this one. The disappointment of them overturns and I'm already buying a replacement.