🎧 Soundcore Liberty Air True Wireless Earphones with Charging Case | Bluetooth 5 | 28H Playtime | Touch Control Earbuds | Enhanced Sound with Graphene | Noise Cancelling Mic | Secure Fit | White Review

A year or two ago I bought a pair of Soundbuds Slim headphones at a sale and was blown away by their value and quality. Lately I've been itching to switch to wireless headphones and I've ALMOST bought a pair of Airpods. After a little research I found them. I received them today and I have to say I couldn't be happier. Completely wireless Bluetooth in-ear headphones often lack sound quality due to the limitations of the technology. It's not like that here! They sound great and the battery life…

I must have a defective pair as these are the worst sounding headphones I have ever used. The noise was very confusing, it sounded like my head was under water. I had the best sound quality with Dollar Store headphones. Also, the slightest movement knocked them out of my ears, I tried all the tips that came with them and none of them fit properly so they wouldn't fall out. In terms of pairing, they seem to auto-disconnect after about a minute with no sound, which is very frustrating when…

When it says 20 hours of battery life it means there is 20 hours of charging included in the earphone case. Actual in-ear headphones will hold a standard charge for around 4-6 hours of use before dying and needing to be charged in the case. This was a disappointment for me because I was expecting 20 hours with the actual earbuds, which would mean a non-stop work day, to charge my headphones, but it's actually not a huge inconvenience as they charge fairly quickly. I charged them for an hour and

I bought these for my dad in his 80s who was looking for a cheaper AirPods alternative for his iPhone XS Max. In the end he didn't like them and I use them instead of my iPhone 8. Cons: Not an MFi device, so no "hearing aids" function. You don't hear the noise around you, which comes in handy when you're on a noisy train or plane ride. But not very good when you are outside and need to hear something to avoid an accident. Pros: Fast connection Sound quality is good (not great) Fits your ear…

After trying many wireless and truly wireless headphones over the past two years, I can say I've finally found a winner. To be honest, I'm not surprised at the quality of the brand that Anker has become. Please take my advice and try different ear tips until you find the right size. You'll know the right size as the bass has great rumble bass as it should and you'll hear little to no outside noise. I usually have a medium sized tip, but ended up using the largest size on this device. For now…

I just got them and so far I really like them. They were perfect right out of the box - easy to charge and pair with my phone - very comfortable on my ears. I've had several different brands of wired headphones, wired Bluetooth headphones, and wireless Bluetooth headphones. It's easily one of my top two for sound quality and comfort. I'm always looking for great sound, ease of use and comfort from 2 hour walks and runs etc. The sound is very good - not exactly noise canceling but very crisp and

The fit and function of the headphones is highly dependent on the individual user, but these devices work very well for me (after my wife passed them on to me after finding them very uncomfortable). I love noise isolating headphones and they are surprisingly secure in my ears and provide good isolation even on airplanes. Please note that this is NOT noise cancellation, but noise isolation, which is very different from Apple Airpods or Google Pixel Buds, for example. You won't be able to hear…