Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like these. Sound is pretty good and battery life has been good for me so far. However, I don’t use these for long extended periods of time. I have a couple of things to consider... the white scratches and is easily marked up... at least the charging case does. If I were to purchase again, I would choose the black for this reason. One other potential concern is the fact I had to return the original pair I bought because the left ear would never connect. The second pair worked like a charm.

I'm really glad I tried these out. The fit in my ears is great, and the sound isolation is pretty good because of how well the earpieces fit. Now, you won't get Bose-quality sound from these, but for the price range, the sound is very good, and I actually preferred the sound quality of these to the more expensive Jabra 65t. I did have some minor charging issues when placing in the case; if the earbuds don't make contact with the metal charging connectors when you put them in the case, they don't charge and stay connected to the device. There were actually a couple times when the earbud was in the case but wasn't making contact with the connectors, resulting in it automatically connecting to my device while in the case. While mildly frustrating, I just make sure that the earbud is firmly connected when placing in the case, confirmed by the light that comes on indicating the earbud is connected to the case and being charged. Also haven't had much trouble with the touch controls (unlike other reviews I've read), but it can be difficult to remember how many presses does what function. I also wish there was some kind of volume control on the earbuds; the only option with these is to control volume on your device. But again, for $80 (I actually got them for cheaper since they were on sale at the time), you really can't go wrong with these. They're not airpods, but they do the job at less than half the price.

I love these. For the price you get great sound, battery life and fit. They are very similar to my Mobvoi ticpods. Touch controls require a learning curve but work. I've had zero drop outs or disconnects. Other than hitting golf balls I haven't worked out with them. They stayed in place on the golf range so assume low impact workout should keep them secure.

I've already owned a pair of Google Pixelbuds which are excellent headphones, but they're not the most practical for everything, and I'm not too keen on using them for phone calls, especially. These headphones are priced so well, clearly bearing a lot of flattery to a certain pair of other true wireless headphones that dominate the market, but at half the price, with a Black option to boot. Low price is always nice, but Anker is a brand I'm already pretty trusting of, so I decided to give these a shot. Sound quality is perfectly usable. I lack the ear to truly weigh in, but I imagine the sound quality isn't going to stack up for an audiophile, but the sound stage is wide enough to have a sound that you can enjoy with typical 320kbps streaming services like Spotify, and in my opinion the fit is also much more comfortable than something like Airpods, which also provides much better passive noise isolation seeing as it's going to seal in your ear more tightly, further adding to reception of quality. I haven't been able to fully test battery yet, but again; Anker is a brand I'm not going to have any worries about in regard to the battery. Save yourself eighty dollars and buy these, especially if you want Airpods and are having trouble finding them.

These are amazing! Love the price, as they work great and fit snug. I was considering the AirPods, but the price tag scared me off - plus apples earbuds do not fit me well. These are a great fit - very comfy, and come with several size cushions for a perfect fit. Also love the charging case, and they are incredibly easy to use.

Sound quality and connection are great. These last me 3 days without worrying about charging. Even if the case runs out of battery, the buds last around 4hrs. Pairing process was a bit confusing at first, i had to take out the right earbud first then the left, but after that it pretty much pairs instantly. My complaints are that there are no wing tips and no volume controls.

I was looking for a wireless earphones that did not stick out like sore thumbs on my ears, that were comfortable, and sounded good. I tried a couple bigger name brand ones but they were too bulky and uncomfortable in my ear. This set fits very similar to my iPhone earphones but are much cheaper and they come in black. I think they are a solid buy.

I wanted true wireless earbuds and gave these a shot. They sound great for the price and stay charged relatively long with the charging case. Compared them to my daughters AirPods and the Liberty Airs sound better with significant better base and noise isolation. Don’t know what the hype is with the Apple product. I highly recommend the Liberty Airs.

My kids both have the Apple AirPods. I didn't really like them because they slipped out of my ears. These buds have a silicon tip and stay firmly in place. Music sound quality is excellent as is battery life. Only negative is phone call quality using the single ear piece is just ok. But, overall these are great ear buds for half the price of Air pods.

These things sound great, last a long time and are super easy to use...far cheaper than those apple ear buds and these fit far better in your ears too! Great bass and sound quality. They come with four sets of interchangeable ear pieces for different ear sizes.

Bought these as a gift for my fiancé and he loves them. He says that the sound quality is good and the charge lasts for several hours. He also loves the small charging case that came along with it. Overall good purchase for the price!

I am a consistent supporter of the Anker brand from batteries to speakers to headphones. I came across these and I could buy them quick enough. I also have the SoundCore Liberty Lite Total wireless earbuds but it did not matter - I still wanted these. Once I got them I was in love with the battery life and the sleek look - plus they were black, which I liked. Once I paired them with my Samsung Note9 and play a few songs, I did not hear the full sound that I was expecting. I watched a few YouTube videos and it was suggested that they tips may need to be changed to get the best quality sound. I have a large ear canal and the largest tip that comes with the earbuds is not big enough to provide solid isolation that I like. So I took the tips off one of my other headphones and like wow. It was a dramatic improvement in both sound and isolation. I could hear the bass and the fit was solid and firm. I was never afraid of the tips falling out or even moving for that matter......Now the not so good part....As seen in the picture, the left earbud has the larger ear tip attached. Because of the change I have to remove the tip each time to charge the headphones and make sure that I don't lose them. That can be a hassle when busy. Call Quality - I must say on most of the calls that I have made, all have said that they can barely hear me and I sound "far away" when talking. This is the most distressing part with these headphones. I have to literally scream at the top of my voice for anyone to hear me. Overall, I still would recommend this product but would definitely caution you to make sure you find the right ear tip and do your best to be in the most quiet place so people can hear you clearly.

These are great! Long battery life and very close resemblance to the AirPods. And very reasonably priced. My only complaint is that I wish they were louder but good sound quality and true noise cancelling.

I bought these after trying several other brands Apple, Bose, Beats. While I still think the Bose were the best I wouldn’t use them enough to justify the high price. These are perfect. I bought them for 79.99 at Bestbuy. I got the black ones would like to see more colors in the future they also had white. They are about the same size as AirPods but these have the rubber in ear fittings of different sizes. I prefer this style over the AirPods. The sound is great for earbuds and they last long enough for all my listening so far. The case you store them in will charge them up several times as well if your away from charging sources. My only complaint is the charging case doesn’t close like the AirPods and tends to open easily sometimes in my pocket.

I’ve had these Liberty Air since around March or April of 2019 this year. I have been looking for some earbuds that were truly wireless and can compete with the Apple Airpods, but I was not looking to spend $150+ for them. I've heard a lot about the mediocrity of the Airpods’ audio, and personally I'm not that picky on audio, bass, or whatever. If it delivers astounding audio and gets me to bump my head back and forth, I’ll like it. These earbuds did just that. I opened them and immediately paired it with my phone. I was very pleased since this was my first time using wireless earbuds. I popped one in my ear and voila! I was taken aback by how compact the audio was. It was comparable to my wired earbuds for sure. The charging case is sleek, charcoal color and the battery is magnificent. I don't have any problems with the touch controls, and I've grown to like them actually. Things I like about these: · Battery life is great. Average about 4 and a half hours use before recharge. Only takes 30 minutes to charge to like 80%. · I’ve never had any connection issues. · Microphones are clear and people can hear me even when I’m mowing. · Bluetooth Range 40 feet without being spotty Neutral: · Noise canceling could be better. Cons: · Charging should be USB-C and/or wireless. microUSB is annoying. · Only real complaint is they fall out slowly over so I have to push them in somewhat frequently and that normally this triggers the Google Assistant Overall: If you're considering buying Apple Airpods as your first wireless earbuds, please reconsider. The microphones on these earbuds are pretty good and I have no problems when taking a call. I am happy with what I received, and the Liberty Air are Apple Airpods inspired, yet unique. But I will admit,I will Definitely pick up the Liberty Air 2 once these go bad, so if you stuck around this long, it's probably best to purchase the Liberty Air 2 for just a couple dollars more. The Liberty Air 2 have improved on many of the flaws on these earbuds, such as being able to use whichever earpiece you want, changing the volume using the earbuds, having decent mic capabilities and so much more. All I can say is I'm very happy with my earbuds, and I use them everyday. Very satisfied for $80. Range about 40 feet without being to spotty.

I don't regret this purchase I originally wanted to get the over the neck band style but ended up choosing these with the freedom to move around with out restrictions. They fit great and don't fall off I don't workout with them since I don't but for regular work they're great. They do isolate sound a little so I do have to take one off if I'm talking to someone but Im not that type of person to sit there and chat all day. The sound quality is amazing for the size of them and the battery does last as long as described. Overall Half price of airpods with better sound quality

Sound great for what I need, batteries last a long time. The only issue I have had is occasionally the left one will disconnect. Pop them in the cradle and back out and all is well again.

I love the idea of Apple Airpods, but they do not fit my ears and do not stay in. Had good luck with other Anker products, so gave these a shot. Wow! Amazing buds are light weight and I barely notice when I’m wearing them. Silicone tips creat a seal to reduce ambient noise and are super comfortable. And they STAY IN my ears, even during vigorous workouts. Sound quality is excellent with deep bass and great high range sound. Syncing is a breeze. Case charges them 3-4 times and I love the black color. Couldnt be happier with the purchase. Well worth the $80.

These headphone fit great and sound adequate for HALF the price of AirPods! The battery lasts a little longer than advertised and they are compatible with all my devices. I love these earbuds.

I've done a lot of research for a long time to try and figure out which true wireless headphones that I wanted to purchase. I came across the anker soundcore liberty air and was intrigued. Obviously, when you look at these, you can see the resemblance to the airpods. Why would you not utilize that platform because if you look at their ratings, they are apparently doing something right. Eventhough I was hesitant, I purchased these headphones and I was immediately pleased with several aspects. First, the ease of connecting the headphones. It was as simple as pulling both earbuds out and pressing connect on my Samsung Galaxy Note. Every time after that, once I put the earbuds in the charging case, they disengage from the phone and turn off. When your ready to use them, just take them out of the case and it automatically connects to your phone, assuming you keep you Bluetooth on. The sound is better than the airpods in aspects of bass and passive noise cancelling as I've listened to the airpods from friends that have them. Clarity is comparable to the airpods. The right earbud is the master so it would need to be on in order to use the left. Overall, I felt like I made a great choice, so much so that I purchased them again for Christmas gifts. Try them yourself, I think you would be pleasently surprised as well.