Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ok did a review on reg liberty 2 a week ago but ima start with this these are staying with me and so are the reg 2s... these things are the best of the best in my opinion... had the jabra 65t the 75t skullcandy sesh powerbeats 3 and when i pulled the trigger and bought these it was best money ive spent... first night i put these in my ears i literally could not believe how awesome they are ... im regular guy ft mailman and in mn... for last 2.5 weeks i have put these to the test outside with facemask on or hat for the cold and these things give me zero issues... i thought about returning these after also purchasing the regular 2s... cuz those are also phenomenal but after testing more these pro 2 no doubt take the overall sound to another level... they r both awesome but these r def better which figuring in price they should be.... i listen to everything from sturgil simpson.. tyler childers... rolling stones..pantera...gary clark jr bob marley...waylon jennings...old school snoop dogg dre biggie 2 pac beastie boys and on an on ...the thing is is these sound killer for all these different artists... guess what you download an app from anker soundcore that has a ton of different eq setting guess what else they actually work really well.... put on bass boost altho not really needed since they already have killer bass but bass boost on intergalactic by beastie boys... insane.... or watch sturgil simpson or tyler childers on npr tiny desk concert youtube where theyre live with acoustic guitar... put eq on acoustic... it sounds amazing and different than all other settings .. no joke all the settings for 1 song will have a different sound... its not fake its very real and it works extremely well... ive found for my favorite i keep on their signature eq setting it just sounds best to me unless its like a live set or something but im serious if you purchase this im unsure how a person would be dissappinted... ive researched read reviews etc before each purchase... some people say theyre too big... not much different than any others.. and for me the 7 different sizing options is perfect when comparing to the 3 all others came with.. i use large and large.. holy i finally got a legit seal...some say a hiss or whitenoise... i have experienced zero hiss or whitenoise ...i take phone calls throught my day.. never had an issue hearing them or them me... also the charging case.... its perfect for me.... im serious this is longest review ive ever done... as i was trying the different earbuds out and complaining to my brother about sound or fit he sent me link to flossy carter with these and then jims review room.... watch those....flossys is spot on in my opinion.. to see his reaction if youre into reading and watchin reviews said it all that guy reviews more stuff than anyone and somethin else he reviewed the sennheiser momentum buds the jabra 65t the 75t the sony whatever 100xm3 all the wireless earbuds ...bose....s klipsch you name it or search hes done em all the liberty 2 pro review was after all those dont believe me look at dates lol... at end he goes people i think we got a new champ... again that says somethin... im tellin you in my experience with all the prior earbuds these r hands down the winner... the battery life is awesome.. the range without cutting out .. awesome .. the whole overall sound bass treble highs lows.. awesome.... AND THE OVERALL VOLUME LEVEL.....AWESOME.. THESE ARE IT FOR ME.... they are the best and im not jokin i will be a lifelong anker soundcore liberty series customer as long as they keep this up i will never even mess with another brand or company and again i had the powerbeats 3 for on sale for 89.99 bout 100 i had the jabra 65t on sale for 110 had the jabra 75t for 193 after taxes .... the regular liberty 2 that i got on sale for 59.99 reg 99.99 beat all those in overall performance and sound.... these liberty 2 pro which i got here at best buy on sale for 109.99 take that sound and add to it in every single way... bass treble volume all better than the regular liberty 2 .oh yea and these also have wireless charging if youre into that... people these things ROCK and so do the reg 2s but these compared to all others in my experience are just not even a question there is no doubt in my mind that for price sound perfomance i got the best tws earbuds that are on the market... if ya dont believe me try all those mentioned in here before ya get these and id be very surpised if you disagree... THESE ARE THAT GOOD... and on a sidenote best buy your customer service is 2nd to none...you guys stay this way and i will always come back.... anker soundcore.. keep this up and you now have a customer for life... holy i cannot wait till ya release the liberty 3's ... ??? Right!!!!! If you can improve on these my mind will be even more blown... thanks for makin 2 products that changed how i will listen and enjoy music from here on out!! I love these!!! Anyone who reads this.... BUY THESE EARBUDS!! You wont regret it!!!

I had powerbests pro for 2 days and the sound didn't blow me away and they caused significant pain in and around my ears so they went back. I was in the market for a Bluetooth headphones that had a full day battery life, water resistant, comfortable, secure fit with no needed repositioning thats it. Well I got all that plus amazing wow oh wow sound! I'm not an audiophile, I just need stuff that works as I'm a busy contractor.....these literally had me in my truck by myself talking to myself saying things like "holy God these sound freaking amazing" and " awesome,these get loud as heck" ...which is a great benefit while on noisey jobsites. If I lost these I would buy a new pair before my next meal. Thats how good they are. The charging case is sleek and compact and has usb c charging. They come with many size outer ear fitting and inner ear buds. I cannot imagine you not being able to get the perfect fit. These make powerbeats pro look like dollar store headphones in comparison! No joke! Have I mentioned that I LOVE THESE! They nailed ever aspect from fit and finnish to function, design, custom user set up with the buttons on each and custom EQ setting through an awesome app. 100000000% WOULD BUY AGAIN IN A HEARTBEAT!

Awesome sound, and great comfort... little heads up I took the initiative to purchase different top of the line ear buds, Sony 1000, Apple pro, sennheiser and Bose.. only the Sony’s were close in sound quality...

I loved the function that you can customize sound do you want to hearing. So muchhhh fun

If these manage to fit in your ears and get a good seal, and do not cause discomfort, then, they probably are very good, True wireless BT earbuds. However, no matter the ear tip or wing, could not get a proper and comfortable fit. I have never had this issue with any in ear headphones, ever. Truly disappointing to me as the reviews and praise of the quality of the sound of these are popular. When I did mange to get a good seal, though not comfortable, I did get to test them out. Sound is very bright out of the box, the SoundCore default profile of bass and treble boosted. To bright and shrilly though for my tastes. However, there is a noticeable separation in the lows vs highs that I have never heard in a earbud before, as these are the first dual driver earbuds i have tried. There isn't much low end, sub bass though, compared to my wired $30 Sony MDRXB50 earbuds. When u use, say Poweramp EQ to boost the low end, as like any BT headphone, the compression that BT AptX codec does to the sound, make it distort quite bad. (Note: the Anker Sound Core app custom EQ starts at 100kHz for low end adjustment. Power amp is a 10 band with 31, 62,125...hz ) And this is AptX, and not the HD version or the far superior, LDAC. There is a nut case of random sound "experts" version of how they think music should sound like, I didn't care for any of them. I could not get the touch controls for volume or next track to work on my Pixel 3 with Android 11. I also wanted to use these to watch movies with my Nvidia Shield late night. However, it pairs with AAC for some reason, and there is a huge delay of about 2 secs in the sound. so, not usable for video. The Hear IQ custom test these do, it plays super super quite tones as u hold down on the screen, and let up when u stop hearing the tone. wow, junk. did not work for me. it made bass flat, and hiked up the treble way higher than the default sound profile. It was painful to listen to. I did the learning 3x, and each time, it came out nearly the same results. I am a bass head, and like low deep sub bass, clear mids, and clear, but not sharp treble. Ankers AI thing got it way wrong for me. Overall, I think totally wireless earbuds in general still need some refining. (and LDAC support). I returned these, and instead will be trying out the 1More Tripple Drivers, and use them with my BT DAC.

its falling down from my ears all the time. bad for talking on the phone there is no noise cancelation or filter

In my humble opinion, there’s a lot of audio companies that are trying really hard to earn your trust, and not necessarily your money. The earbud market has exploded in the past couple of years and the consumer can have a tough choice in picking the best pair of earbuds for their money. It seems like now, there are tiers of price points that will get you what you pay for. With all that being said, these Anker earbuds are worth it. My cons are a distinct few... picky and mostly subjective: first, the buttons are small on the buds. They’re sort of skinny and a little hard to feel for. Also they’re a bit on the plasticky side. I’d make them touch control, especially for people with bigger fingers... my second gripe, include some comply eartips. They aren’t the most secure earbuds I’ve worn, so for the above average sweaty gym rat, they may get slippery. And three, the way you put them into the case and take them out, can be a bit of an operation game board. If you’ve ever played that game as a kid (zoomers and millennials may not get the reference) you may want to slow down to set these in or get these out of the case. I’ve already managed to drop them a few times. The pluses are many, especially at this price point, these are a bargain, so I’ll list my top 3 favorite things about them... the app, the wireless charging case, and how great they sound. Other mentionables are the type C cable, the sleek design of the case, how loud they get and barely distort, especially with bass heavy music, and how lightweight they are, amongst many others. I’m pretty picky about what I use to listen to music and watch videos, play video games, phone calls, everything that I can use my earbuds for, and I own a pretty wide variety of earbuds. These may be my daily go to’s, except not for the gym. I may just put a set of comply eartips on myself, but overall, a solid pair of earbuds. Thanks for reading...

I did a lot of research on these. I wanted a pair of wireless earbuds that were right around the $100 price. This model is a little older. At first I wanted a pair with ANC and was looking at the Life Dot 2 XR or aka Life A2 ANC. Some cons I read about the Liberty 2 Pros were a noticeable hiss when on, the large size which might fall out and the mic for calls being bad. The pros I read about were the great sound, 11mm drivers and USB-C charging as well as wireless charging ability. My local Bestbuy had one in stock so I bought them. The packaging is well laid out and feels more expensive then the $100 price. The case is slim and is light. I like the way it slides open. There are magnets in it so the earbuds stay secure. It charges in 10 mins! The earbuds themselves are larger but not much larger than my cheaper Amazon ones. They look pretty slick and premium! The earbuds in the sock form fit very snug and secure. They block out tons of sound so ANC is not really needed at all. The sound in stock form is awesome!! Crisp highs, nice mids and it has deep bass to it as well. I downloaded the app which is very cool and has tons of custom EQ adjustments. It had one quick firmware update that needed to be performed. I did the Hear ID just to see what it was about and I am using that setting currently. The default setting (soundcore signature) has deep bass. There is no HISS! Just pure clean sound. You can customize the buttons on the buds themselves (they are not touch) and I wanted a pause button but it is not offered. To some not having touch control is a negative but I never used it on my other pair and constantly hit it by mistake. I rather have an actual button. ***** Just discovered that if you hit the right earbud button once (just click) it pauses! I am curious how the Life Dot 2 Xrs sound but these will be hard to beat!

Just got these headphones based on doing a ton of research. What I was looking for were headphones that provided clarity, accuracy in frequency response, good soundstage, comfort, long battery, good sound isolation, style, and customizable features such as EQ. That is a LONG list of expectations for such a small piece of tech. Let me get straight to my reaction. These headphones deliver all that and they do it so well that I was not only satisfied but also surprised. To add context, I am used to listening to music on my JBL LSR-4328P studio monitors. Sounds is very clear, balanced, and as accurate as it can get. This means that when I listen on headphones, I always crave more and never get the quality in sound I am used to. . it has not ever been a great listening experience. I can now say that has changed thanks to the Liberty 2 Pros. These are truly groundbreaking.

Pros: Audio quality is great. I've had these for 1.5 years and just bought a pair of Sony LinkBuds S which are a brand new Sony model. Anker still has Sony beat on music sound quality. The app makes it so easy to adjust frequencies. The wingtip ear pieces make the fit absolutely PERFECT. Wireless charging for the case is fantastic. Cons: For Zoom/Teams meetings, I feel like the mic is delayed. I used these for nearly a year and didn't realize how I was always a few milliseconds behind in the conversation. Viewing past recordings of meetings, I realized this, and decided to purchase another pair of earbuds strictly for Zoom/Teams meetings. These are also a bit heavy and stick out of your ears quite a bit. The fit is amazing, but they do become fatiguing. Also, they have lights on the front that blink when connected, which can be a little distracting. Still, the sound quality is fantastic. I'm super excited for the Liberty 4 Pros and will probably buy those when they are finally released. If you're not using these for calls and just the occasional listening to music, you will not be disappointed in the sound quality.

I've purchased 4 pairs of sports friendly earbuds over the past 12 months. I have the Jaybird X3+X4s, Jaybird Vistas, PowerBeats 3 Pro and now the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro. I've always loved the Jaybird brand because of how incredible the sound and their eq app is. The X3/X4s are just awesome - but I wanted true wireless and so I tried the Beats. I couldn't get a good enough seal no matter what. And there's nothing worse than working out and feeling the bass hit your head only to have it go flat because the seal gave out. I then went to the Jaybird Vistas - well built - tiny sound. Absolutely no bass whatsoever. Probably the worst set of Jaybirds from a sound quality standpoint I've ever owned. The single piece silicone bud/wing design works wonders from a fit standpoint but the silicone doesn't provide enough of a seal negatively impacting sound. At least the X3/X4s had the option to replace silicone with memory foam. So enter Soundcore Liberty Pro 2. Read/Watched a ton of reviews for this product and decided to take the plunge on them. Worse case, I'd return them if I didn't like them. Well guess what - I wish I was still in my return window for my other earbuds because this pair is LEGIT! Right out of the box you get a bright sound with awesome highs and deep bass! Cranking the volume to max results in absolutely no distortion. The seal is perfect and they give you a ton of different size earbud tips and wings to fit your ear. From a design standpoint, they aren't the best looking out there but they're not terrible either. They do feel premium and not cheap and the fact that their charging case supports wireless Qi charging is a major bonus! Don't second guess yourself on these - you will be more than satisfied and you'll also save a ton of money compared to buying some of the more well known brand name products out there.

I was pretty surprised at home good these headphones were when I originally got them. I am a pretty big Anker fan, but all the "backed by Grammy Award winning artists!" fluff kind of rubbed me the wrong way, but I decided to buy into they hype. I was not disappointed. These are great little earbuds. Overall the sound is very well tuned and balanced out of the box. If the default tuning isn't quite your style just open up the app and use the EQ to dial in your preference. The battery case has a soft, sort of, velvety finish and a hefty feel. Despite being made of plastic it doesn't feel cheap or like it will break if it falls out of your pocket. The lid slides up to reveal the buds, which is a change I truly appreciate. Previous buds had a flip up door that made get the buds in and out of the case a little cumbersome for those of us clumsy, fat finger people. The magnetic hold is also just right, snapping the buds into the proper position without making them difficult to remove. The earbuds are comfortable to wear and stay snuggly in your ear. Is they don't fit right, don't worry, they come with a plethora of buds and wing tips to fit about just about any ear. The battery life is pretty outstanding. Sure the case can recharge them, but who wants to have to continually put there music on hold to charge? No one. But these babies last 7 hours for me which is pretty outstanding. I rarely use them 7 hours straight so its nice that when I put them down they automatically recharge. People say I sound crystal clear during calls and the ability to use a single earbud (ie mono mode) without having to toggle switches or re-pair is just so elegant. Overall, they are great earbuds punching above their weight class.

My opinion: these headphones are good but not great or the best. Pro: I like the soundcore app. Using it I was able to adjust the sound to how I like it. Con: I still feel like it lacks a little bit in Bass. I also think the volume needs to be at least half way up for the music to sound good. Pro: The headphones do not fall out of my ears. I might need to adjust them every now and then but for the most part they have a secure fit Con: It would be nice if the headphones had a more discreet profile Pro: I like the case for the headphones. I think it is less likely for the headphones to fall out of the case because the lid slides open. Con: I think the battery runs out faster than it should on the headphones and the charging case. I need to pay more attention to that to be sure. Pro: I like it that the headphones have a button on top to press instead of being on the side or controlled by touch. I think it makes it easier to control my music and calls when I am working and have gloves on. Con: The headphones lack one or two control functions. Using the soundcore app you need to choose what control functions you want and I think there is one or two I wish they had but don't. Last two things I have to say are cons. The headphones do not have ambient noise which I wish they did. My music sometimes stops playing while I'm using the headphones and it's pretty annoying but I doesn't happen too often. I should call about that. In conclusion: I got these headphones mainly because I heard they had really good bass but I would like if they had a little bit more.I also wish they had ambient noise and more control functions. Overall they sound good to me.

The most comfortable IEM I've ever used. Actually the only one I can use without discomfort, falling off, or losing sound quality. I've tried many earphones but cannot get a good fit for comfort and sound. And these Sound Pro Liberty Pro are the best. Sounds quality is great for this price range and better than most of not the best. In the bass department it's amazing. Deep, taut, well controlled bass that I haven't heard from bigger now expensive over the ear headphones that I have. This is an IEM that is easy to recommend. Very important, when you get them make sure to use the ear tips that best fit you. It will be a deal breaker if not fitted properly for your ears. No need to read too many reviews. Just buy it and enjoy. You won't regret it.

Believe the hype. Music comes out exactly as it is supposed to sound. There is nothing better. I cannot praise them enough. You need these. You will thank me! To be more specific: You can switch out the part that fits into your ear canal. There are six sizes for each ear. You can also switch out the rubber piece that holds the earbud in place in your ear. It is crucial to the sound to make sure they fit. Once they do... OMG... absolute heaven. It is like your head is immersed in the sound. It is like you are right there in the mixing room. The bass is insanely good. There is an app. It is so so. Called Soundcore. You can modify the EQ with presets or custom. Phone calls sound great. The mic is good too. The human voice sounds great. Battery life is great considering their size. You can charge them on your Qi charger. Pairing is easy. You can rename them. When you open the case, they start to pair. Like them so much that just bought my second pair. They really should be $500. They are that good.

I got these on sale and I must have at least 6 earbuds including several Aukey's, 2020 Pixel Buds and these Anker's. Sound quality wise they are very good, punchy bass, decent mid's and highs. If you like a V-Shape curve EQ, you'll like these. I updated the firmware and have had no issues with them. I usually have earbuds get loose and fall out of my right ear so I typically go for the largest ear tips. With the Anker's I just used the ear tips that were installed out of the box. You put them in your ear, give them a twist towards the back and they lock in and stay there. Comfort level, I would say they are good as well as I have worn them for well over an hour with no ear discomfort. However they are larger than most of the current earbuds. Also there's no volume controls just one of button on each ear piece where you can bring up the Google Assistant, skip forward or rewind. Fit and finish punch well above their price point. If you can get them on sale, these are a must have.

The Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro are my first pair of true wireless headphones. I have owned them for over a year now and they continue to impress me. They come with several sets of tips and wings - I find the medium size fits me best. As I wrote on Soundcore's website, be careful with tips that are too large as I completely lost all bass during initial testing. The case has a nice matte finish to it and is very easy to slide open. The Qi charging works well and battery life is consistently 5-6 hours. I do recommend downloading the app and playing around with the various sound profiles. I use the HearID profile and for me it delivers the best balanced sound. I listen to a variety of music - Christian, Smooth Jazz, Hard Rock, and Metal on a number of platforms on my phone or Chromebook - Pandora, YouTube Music, AccuRadio, Hoopla, downloads, and FM Radio. Finally, the other feature I particularly like is phone call quality. I make calls to my family with Google Duo and they tell me it sounds like we are in the same room. When I'm in my basement office with fans blowing and TV noise in the background I'm still able to make business calls and have clients/co-workers hear me. With all that said I would highly recommend these to anybody looking for high quality TWS headphones. I have also purchased Soundcore's Liberty Air 2s, and Life Notes from Best Buy as gifts and the response has been excellent.

Couple quick intro details. I own the AirPods Pro. I’m a loyal Apple fan. I’ve tried, and returned: Power Beats Pro, Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless and the Jabra 75t’s. (Avoid Jabra’s... i had two pairs with the same issue with the left bud consistently losing the blue tooth connection.) The Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro’s are clearly superior, no question, without a doubt to any wireless product I’ve used. They fit, stay in, come with 6 different sizes or silicone ear pads, “wings” in 3 sizes, which keep them secure in your ears, and they have phenomenal sound. The app has an intuitive EQ allowing full customization and adjustments along with several different preset EQ settings you might like from Grammy Award winning producers. They’re $150. Half the price of Sennheiser. These completely blow the AirPods Pro sound out of the water. And, they stay in your ears while active. The Sennheiser’s sounds great, but are dreadful on calls trying to twist the mic’s to the right spot. If you want the best bang for your buck, I can all but guarantee you’ll be thrilled with the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro’s. The only very minor knock is using them for calls. There’s not a hear-through or transparency option. Impressive battery life is also a plus. Hope you get to experience these soon.

Headphones offer very good sound quality for the price and have great bass. Not much behind the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless or Sony WF-1000XM3, if any. App offers a lot of user customization. Fit is secure with earfins and button controls are very convenient and responsive. Can use either earphone independently, unlike a lot of other TWS IEMs. Definitely would recommend!

These ear phones are excellent!! These things really rock! After trying Sony’s, Sennhieser, Apple, Beats, Bose, etc. I finally picked up a pair of these and for way less money than the above brands, and was just blown away!! These ear phones deliver everything I want, loudness, think Metallica on ten and all my other favorite bands! The clarity was there, they fit and stayed in my ears, charge and recharge great, and last a long time per charge. I’m the kind of person who could care less about call quality, Siri or Alexa answering me, and noise canceling, my music cancels out all the noise trust me! So in that regard these work great!! Very portable, and very well constructed. Also you can custom tune these to your ears, which it actually works rather well. I’ll be purchasing a second set of these, the first were black, I’m also ordering them in white. The one question I’ve asked myself after getting these was, WHY HAVE I FOOLISHLY PAID WAY TO MUCH FOR OTHER EAR PHONES MADE BY THE OTHER BRANDS WHEN THESE WORK MUCH BETTER THAN ALL THE OTHERS FOR SO MUCH LESS!!! Makes you wonder why all the others are priced so high, and for what!! I’m done playing that game for good! One last item I’ll add, their customer service is excellent also. I had a question and it was answered within minutes, which was no fault of theirs, it was operator error on my part. Anker-Soundcore will remain my choice in earphones from here in out!