Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like the look and feel of these earbuds. The noise cancellation isn’t as good as say my AirPods but the battery life and sound quality are strong points here. I’m also a big fan of Anker products and this product doesn’t disappoint. One quirk though is that in a busy metropolitan area sometimes other phones might be in pairing mode and the earbuds will experience a temporary “blip” in sound in that I won’t hear anything and then it will continue playing what I was listening to. Rather annoying for where I live but if you avoid other people with Bluetooth you’re golden.

They sound very good and are extremely comfortable.

I like these sometimes. There are 50 different ear bud sizes to use but I cannot find any that work for my ears. The sound quality is pretty good. Just wish they would stay in my ears longer without falling out.

Best earbuds period. I've tried Galaxy Live, Galaxy+, Galaxy Pro's, Jabra 75T, and Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro. I like these the best. The Anker app is far better than Samsung's and a little better than Jabra. The are comfortable, the ANC is great, and the call quality is very good. Highly recommend.

The headphones were much better than expected. I was jealous of my wife’s AirPods Pro, but I am on Android. From what I can tell, they sound a little better…a little clearer for my taste in music, mostly electronic, but that’s just my opinion. Her AirPods have settings for noise reduction, but I like that these have more options and flexibility about the kind and degree of noise cancellation based on the ambient sounds. The app lets you choose between whether you’re traveling and dealing with that noise, indoors, or outdoors in terms of ambient noise. That makes a real difference, and presumably when I’ll have to commute to work again it will be even better when I’m on public transportation. And working from home, the conversation option for noise cancellation blocks out a lot of the noise in my house (there’s a lot) so I can still concentrate on what someone is saying to me over the phone. All in all, I was pleasantly surprised at how well they worked. I think the sound quality itself is similar to the AirPods, but the level of customization options makes the real difference for me. I also really love the wireless and USB-C charging option. The app was really a surprise. I usually despise having extra apps, but it really blew me away how it helped me tune the noise reduction.

After trying top-tier Sony, JBL, Apple, and a slew of other brands (Edison, EarFun, etc.) these are my favorite, go-to daily drivers for headphones. Amazing clarity, deep bass if you want it, and world-class ANC. This is my second pair and I love them.

So the sound, noise cancelling and all the different settings and app are great with these. Great for the price point in fact. The bad thing about these is that they only can pair to one device at a time. Which is fine if you only plan on using these with one device. But if you want to change the pairing you have to reset the device and re-pair. Which resets all of the settings you have done, when setting up the device you can do a hearing test basically that pairs the headphones to you. When you reset it, it wipes all that out. Very annoying.

First off, these sound amazing. For the same cost as airpods you get anc and good sound quality? Yes you do. The main downside to this is however, that they are not the most comfy for long periods of time. I can feel these in my ears unlike airpods. The sound is my favorite feature, the fact that they can tailor these to my ear through an app astounds me. The different options for bud types is great for my ears which are not shaped the best if I am being honest. The ANC is good for being buds, I mean they are ear buds, I don't expect greatness. Not even apple can say that theirs are good.

Have the Soundcore Life P2’s their good, life of the battery last all day. . But was time to have the hype of the SoundCore Liberty Air 2 Pro’s they sure live up to it. They’re great for calls no complaints from the other side. Sound for music are good noise canceling is great. Just comparing to my Soundcore Life P2’s the audio volume is a bit lower on these SoundCore liberty Air 2 Pro’s and battery on them last about 6 hours haven’t tried them with no ANC so may vary. All in all their great for what I got them, which was for mostly phone calls.

I have and have had several earbud style headphones. These have excellent sound and features but they do have a couple of issues. Why a one-star deduction and why wouldn't I pay full price. The one-star deduction is because no matter what tips I use I cannot get the earbuds to fit securely in my ears. I get them to seal but because of the short speaker stem they do not allow the tip to go far enough in my ear canal to get a tight fit. The seal is easily broken with activity and they always feel like they are going to fall out. The other issue i have with these is while noise cancelling works fairly well noise blocking is virtually nonexistent. Not sure why an earbud that touts itself at noise reduction would not pay any attention to ambient noise levels and not just droning noise. Of course this may be slightly affected because of the fitment issue. So, putting those two issues aside let's say everything about these was perfect. Why wouldn't I pay full price? First, let me say again. Even with the issues I described these sound very good and have a number of features that others simply don't have. I would not pay full price because there are other noise cancelling earbuds on the market that cost a fraction of what these do, have excellent sound, about the same battery life and perform just as well. Yes they may lack many of the features, don't come with such nice packaging, extra tips and such yet the sound and call quality are on par with these. Let's face it, if you are like me you will set the eq to your liking, you may even customize the tap features to how you want them beyond that however, the app really is not needed. The newer Bluetooth protocols allow you to see battery life on phone, most phones have built in equalizer, and the tap features will be memorized with use. I will use these around the house and I am fairly certain that I will be happy with them for what they are but I will likely not repurchase.

The noise cancelling feature is decent compared to other headsets I tried. The sound is very good and the tap control works very well too. The tap functions can be changed by down loading the soundcore app to the cell phone. The earplugs taps are preprogrammed but I had to turn on the volume control tap and add the ability to issue voice comands on the cell phone using a two second tap on the right side. I left the left side as is. It changes the noise cancelling using the two second tap. Although I can start and stop the music, skip ahead to the next song and answer calls, I can't repeat a song using a tap to the best of my knowledge. I only use the earplugs for a few hours at a time, but the batteries appear to hold up well too. I haven't done any exercises with them, however, I have walked five miles with them without them falling out of my ear.

I had to take these (and pay for the upgrade) when one of the less expensive Soundcore earbuds I had broke and another pair were not available. While I appreciate the excellent customer service provided by Best Buy, I was happier with the fit, comfort and sound quality of the lower priced model. The only thing better about these is they don't get tangled in my hair as badly.

Pairing is easy and they sound great. I like the size and find them to be more comfortable than my beats, and they stay in way better than my AirPods.

ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING! You may be reading this because you are on the fence, I was too--attracted to the idea but not sure it can take on a sony or others in its class. Rest assured,--it not only holds its own against the others, it wins! I was erroneously sent the Sony Sony wf xb700 (extra Bass) when I ordered from Verizon, and I found them clunky, uncomfortable, and the sound quality just didn't live up to the hype. I returned them and got the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro (same price) at Best Buy and I am so happy I did! These are simply awesome. SO comfortable, impeccable sound, easy to use, excellent design including the super cute and cool case and the best part the batter life! GET THEM, you will not be disappointed.

These earbuds have reintroduced old songs to me. I've been able to clearly hear lyrics that were before distorted by bass or background instruments. Songs I had heard hundreds of times suddenly weren't so cool when I understood all the lyrics. But amazing how well each instrument or layer is clearly differentiated. The flow from left ot right ear is also amazing when songs have fade. Buying a 2nd pair for wifey. My work calls have also never been so clear. The bluetooth and speaker work great. Clients haven't had to ask me to repeat myself since using these great bluetooth earbuds. Sounds so much better than my previous Skullcandy and Sony wireless earbuds. Apple buds stopped connecting after less than a month. These haven't had a connection issue other than defaulting to the last device paired with which sometimes is the iPad and mostly for iPhone pairing.

Sound is great, fit is customizable, but ultimately returned because it kept disconnecting during phone calls.

I have been looking for the best wireless earbuds for such a long time. I've tried the Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds Live, JBL Peak Endurance, and even the expensive Sennheiser earbuds but all came to have one downfall that made the earbuds not well rounded. Anker has done the best job I've seen so far. Amazing noise cancellation (for hearing not for the mic, although the mic is good based off what my friends have heard). The connection to my laptop or desktop if I want to use it on other devices, the touch controls, the fit just EVERYTHING is well-thought out and executed. The only two set backs I have experiences are the case sliding open in my pocket, and the connection time not being as fast as other brands. But otherwise these are VERY solid, and if Android users want something similar to the airpods, these are absolutely the competitor by a long shot.

They sound amazing. Quality is perfect. Bass is great. True sound is really true sound. Noise cancellation works great as long as music is playing at low volume you can’t hear out of it. The bad part: the way they are designed so that it knows it’s in your ear, is too big. I am offshore using them so I had my ear scab over where it rubs. Very uncomfortable, but once you get past the pain and the scabbing your ear gets used to it and it won’t bother you anymore.

Good quality ANC for the price. The sound quality is also great but not as good as the liberty 2 pro's version but that's to be expected. One thing stopped me from giving this a 5 star. Although the audio is clear and great, the audio levels seem a little softer than I'm used to. I have to raise the volume up about 10-20% higher than I usually do to get the same audio loudness I'm used to. I usually like to listen around 20-25% volume but with the liberty air 2 pro's 8 have to bump to at least 33% or higher.

4.5 stars. I listen to audiobooks 10-12 hours a day. Absolutely awesome noise cancellation except wind. If I wear a bandanna over them I can talk to my wife doing 35mph on a motorcycle and she says it sounds like I'm standing next to her. I run a skid all day and can't hear the engine, but can hear things like hydraulics and bucket movement which is great. I'm listening at 1/2 the volume i used with Gen 1 Anker soundcore liberty airs. Only thing is that they do not provide a super solid bond to your ears like the gen 1, so if your using them for active stuff, or while riding your need a bandanna to keep them from falling out due to vibration or wind. Battery life seems excellent. I have not had them warn me of low battery on 12 hour days ( I do occasionally place them in the case 5 10 min). Overall a great buy.