Anker Soundcore - Liberty Air 2 Pro
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"the prices they're available for are an absolute steal."
"I used these since they are so cheap for a long time."
"They were basically the top of the line at the moment for less than usd$120."
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"their sound quality is amazing even by today's standards. ... I think if they were released today, they'd get rave reviews"
"The sound and the anc is a chefs kiss"
"The sound and the anc is a chefs kiss"
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"Excellent adjustable noise canceling"
"The sound and the anc is a chefs kiss"
"The sound and the anc is a chefs kiss"
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"I only need to charge it once a week even though I use it for 7-8hr per day"
"been using for more than a year now still working as the day i bought them"
"4 years of life thus far, no battery degrade or sound degrade. Lasts ~6 hours with a charging case which holds its charge for about a month to keep the buds ready. I basically plug the charging case in to charge for like 4 hours once a month."
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"if you have to replace them every year because the battery life falls to 20 minutes"
"Sadly my $99 Anker Soundcore ... last only a small fraction of that time."
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"I was bothered by the silicone wing piece constantly sliding off. ... My main issue is comfort and staying in the ear"
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"minus for the lack of multipoint"
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"But i can still hear the sounds around me, like the tv or someone else's phone on speaker, but it dulls out the outside sound enough. ... Others might prefer a better sound cancelling earbud though."
"Will give you the identical features with slightly less noise canceling ability."
clem35 1.0I have a pair of Shokz OpenRun Pro Minis I wear when walking around and are my usual daily ones I wear at home. Then I have a pair of Soundcore Liberty Air Pro 2s that I use for flights and other transports that are lound and want to turn off sound transparency.
pullmyfinger222 1.0Is there something keeping you from going with something newer from Soundcore? I have the Liberty Air 2 Pro also, and their sound quality is amazing even by today's standards. I think if they were released today, they'd get rave reviews (minus for the lack of multipoint). The best newer earbuds from Soundcore are the Liberty 4 NC imo. I like their sound quality more than the newer Liberty 4 Pro, but they're not quite as comfortable imo. Strictly for sound quality, nothing beats the Liberty 3 Pro. Soundcore hit perfection with these imo.
There's a ton of them, but if I had to name my favorites (for your uses) I'd say the Space A40, the Jlab listed and one more that I neglected to list which are the Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro. The LA2P is a bit older but is still a grade A earbud even by today's standards. Because of their age, the only place that you can find them is Ebay, but the prices they're available for are an absolute steal.
Significant-Cup-1241 1.0So my Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro of almost 4 years have failed (the left side) and I need a new pair of earbuds and wanted a bit of step-up. I first purchased a Sennheiser Momentum 4 True Wireless, but I wasn't satisfied with it, I've sent it back. It was the same with the Sony WF-1000XM5, ANC didn't work at all. For the Sennheiser: Pros: very comfortable, good fit, nice touch control feedback, ANC is really good at lower frequencies. Cons: didn't like the sound, even with equalizer, too much high frequency. ANC let through the higher frequencies in the gym with basically 0 attenuation. Laggy app, but not so bad. Least important thing, material wise it wasn't the best. It might have been a bit malfunctioning, I'm not sure. I wouldn't expect a Sennheiser to sound this bad. Sony: Pros: better sound with equalizer (not so much better than my old soundcore), bit better materials used. Cons: Everything else. Very uncomfortable for my ears, it hurt even for smaller time periods. App is very bad visual wise, lack of touch control customization. Non-existent ANC (I head everything the same way with ANC on and taking ot the earbuds, tested it in different scenario). I know of the Jabra too, I would prefer touch control over buttons but after all this, I could live with that. Current Soundcore lineup isn't looking too good. For my old Soundcore: fit wasn't the very best (not bad either), sound was good, app is awesome, ANC was okay, case and material the best so far. It was maybe 110-120 euros back in the day. I thought a 200 euro would be a much greater step-up, but so far these 2 were a letdown. Thanks for any suggestion.
Curious-138 0.6anker soundcore. I have their liberty air 2 and liberty 4 nc. They were basically the top of the line at the moment for less than usd$120. They have a liberty 4 pro and a liberty 5 now, which they didn't have when I bought mine.
travelntechchick 0.5Seconding Soundcore. I’ve never been interested in AirPods because I would lose them and be mad about wasting so much money. I’ve got a set of Soundcore Liberty Air that work great 3 years later and they’re sub $100.
elizable9 0.0I have some Anker Soundcore earpods and they have a lot of audio presets one is for podcasts and works brilliantly for audiobooks. You just select the preset on the app.
grokisgood 0.0I used these since they are so cheap for a long time. I was bothered by the silicone wing piece constantly sliding off. I upgraded to raycon fitness earbuds. My main issue is comfort and staying in the ear, and I refuse to spend 200 for earbuds.
AlwaysWanderOfficial 0.0AirPods Pro for ease. Also own Max. For the best, I’d recommend Sony’s top cans. Can’t recommend the best buds as I’ve not tried Sonys or Bose’s newest models. AirPods have horrific fit (generally speaking, it’s a known thing even if it works for some), no water proofing, and don’t really top any category except connection strength due to their dedicated chip. But if you are in apples ecosystem, their usability cannot be beat. Soundcore Liberty and SoundPeats make very solid budget friendlier options that can be trusted to not break in a week.
AmazonFreshSleuth 0.0The sound and the anc is a chefs kiss
FancifulLaserbeam 0.0I have a pair of Sony WTF4000s or whatever the hell they're called, and they are very nice, but my AirPods Pro: * Are far, far, far more comfortable * Stay in my ears * Always connect * Have a much smaller/pocketable charging case I got the Sonys as wireless earbuds for Zoom calls on my Windows machines, but I can't get them to work reliably for that. They are now paired to my TV so I can watch movies or game without bothering my wife, but... they don't work reliably for that, either. Hell, they don't even natively connect to the PS5, which is baffling to me. I also have a pair of Anker Liberty earbuds, which worked for a few months. Cheap, sure, but if you have to replace them every year because the battery life falls to 20 minutes, then you pretty quickly get up to AirPod prices. TL;DR: AirPods Pro FTW
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