Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just bought these and had several pairs of ear buds. So far so good and fit very comfortably in ear. So many ear pieces come with these earphones. It would be hard to get a pair that fits. Noise canceling works really good! Quality of sound is so far the best I’ve heard. Apple, Jabtra, JVC amongst many brands I’ve owned and so far these are giving them a run for their money. Great deal right now for $99 I would recommend

Good qualify when they were the newest in the line, advancement in tech has made these somewhat obsolete for the price. The active noise cancelling does a good job of cancelling most noise, but if you take public transportation or are in a busy location, you will hear it. The different anc modes that adjust to noise in your current environment bear minuscule differences that feel more like a gag feature than a usable function, and you don’t get good dynamics from the audio unless the volume is set somewhat loud. The battery does last a long time, the different tips to find your perfect fit are nice, and when my first pair stopped working Anker sent me a replacement product for free and that is truly amazing to be able to have confidence in my purchase. However if you’re looking for something on-par with Apple AirPod pros I would look at Anker’s higher-end earbuds, or look into something else completely.

Got it on sale and best $50 headphones. Some connection issues now and then.

These earbuds are my first attempt at "true wireless" earbuds and I'm in love. I've tried a couple of other brands before, but they were all way too bulky and no matter what size tips I'd use, they'd fall out within seconds. These Soundcore earbuds actually stay in place! I have incredibly small ear canals and always have problems having fitment issues. As you'll see in my photos, they offer THE MOST amount of ear tip sizes I've ever seen in wired and wireless earbuds. Just place them in, a slight twist and within seconds, I don't even feel that they're there. Incredibly light weight and even feel great after a few hours of wearing them. I use Powerbeats at work because I'm active and they won't fall out, but outside of heavy activity, these Soundcores are ideal. Around the house, out running errands, dog walks, you name it. The sound is impressive, especially for the price. Love the ability to customize SO MANY options on these Air 2 Pros. From the fitment test, to the equalizers, the ANC, and ambient sound capabilities...these are amazing. I even love that I can customize the touches so that I don't need to learn new commands....I can mimic them as much as possible to the other brand I wear during my active job. I've been using them a lot for calls and Clubhouse and Zoom sessions and zero complaints about the mic...everyone says I come thru crystal clear! Loved the packaging of these and the case they come in. Enjoy the case being USB-C as I have plenty of other devices that use it and I'm not needing a proprietary iCable (if you get my drift). Battery life is quite impressive and so easy to charge in the case!

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.

These absolutely are too big for my adult sized ears. They hurt to wear! The sound is good and so is the mirophone, but what good is that when they fall out of my ears or they hurt if they're in? Yes, there are different ear bud attachments, but the plastic piece is simply too big and hurts. I tried taking them back to best buy within 30 days and was told I missed the return window. When I bought these, I didn't think to scrutinize because every retailer I generally buy from has at least a 30 day policy. They told me I could spend $50 on a membership to get the rest of my money back. What a terrible return policy. I won't be buying again from best buy unless I have no other options. No wonder everyone is going to other retailers.

Really great headphones for the price! The ANC works *flawlessly* and the battery life is excellent. My sibling as the Airpods Pro, and these Soundcore headphones honestly defeat them in the ANC + sound quality department while still being over half the price. The only reason I don't give them 5 stars is that they're rather finicky to connect to devices, and the microphone selectively works (i.e. zoom calls are fine, but I can't use them while on facetime).

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.

For the price, you won't find better sound quality. Anker outdid themselves with this one. This definitely punches well above it's weight class.

Has good sound quality. Good for price. Cant beat the price for what u get. Noise cancelling and transparency not as good as airpods pro but definitely has bassier and clearer sound. Very good customization and eqs on the app. Ill usually just turn noise cancelling and transparency off cuz sometimes u get popping sound when youre on a run and the musics too loud. Noise cancelling prolly better for listening indoors. (Also coming from an audiophile, (i own aipods max and transparency on that is incredible, so its not really fair to compare)

works great. sound quality is very good. battery life is great

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.

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 are fantastic for the price. I got them on sale for $80 which makes me even happier. The sound quality is great. Not too much bass that drowns out the mids and instrument seperation. It has an app wgere you can EQ them which made them better. The noise cancelation is really good as well. The ambient sound mode is good but not the best. Its not as good as the airpod pros ambient sound mode though the sound quality is better than the airpod pros. Especially for the price im really impressed. (Again I got them for $80). They are also really comfy for my ears. But, i know people where they dont fit super good as well. The touch taps are very responsive and they have upsated it so rhat you have more options there.

Sound great! My wife loves em! She uses them for running and momming

Comfortable, good sound quality, and noise canceling. Battery life could be better but is enough. No multiple device connectivity, but it's not a deal breaker for me. For the price ($70 pre-tax), they are exceptionally good. I also tested the Airpods Pro along with these. They are slightly better in sound quality, but to me, they don't justify the high price. So I returned the AirPods Pro and kept these.

I decided to buy these earbuds after watching a few reviews on YouTube. My go-to true wireless earbuds are first the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro followed by the Galaxy Buds Plus (since I'm a Samsung phone user). I absolutely love the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds and they are my preferred earbuds to use while on my laptop for work or gaming and when casually listening to music. My main gripe with the Razer earbuds are that the touch controls do not include a long press for volume+/volume- (even when modifying through the Razer Hammerhead app), which is the main reason I bought the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro earbuds. In addition to these earbuds having great sound quality and noise cancellation, the downloadable app is by far the most feature-rich wireless earbud application I've ever seen. The app sports 22 preset equalizers and allows you to customize and save up to 15 additional equalizers. You do have to set up a profile, which I didn't mind because it allowed me to download the app and login on both my personal (Android) and work (Apple) phones and allow for all of my presets to be uniform across both these devices. Another couple of cool and helpful features is that the app has a HearID Map test, which "maps" your hearing sensitivity at multiple frequencies and develops a personalized EQ based on the results, and the app also has a Tip Fit Test to ensure you're using the right size earbud tips for a proper fit and no sound leakage. The only cons (very minimal) that I have about these earbuds are that they do take a bit of getting used to since they are shaped differently than most in-ear earbuds and there is no continuous long press touch functionality for volume+/volume-. Instead, when the touch functions are preset to volume+/volume- a two-second long press only raises or lowers the volume by one increment. Additionally, since there are only the double tap and "hold for two-seconds" press touch options on the earbuds all of the functions cannot be mapped to the earbuds (all functions available are volume+/volume-, next track, previous track, play/pause, voice assistant, and ambient sound). I ended up mapping mine for double tap to next track on thr right earbud and previous track on the left earbud with volume+ (right earbud)/volume- (left earbud) for the hold for two-seconds function. Would have liked an additional single tap function for a pause/play and voice assistant/ambient sound function in each earbud. There is a feature in the app to pause music if one earbud is removed though, and this does still support listening to music if one earbud is removed and the other is left in - just have to hit play on your device after removing the first earbud. Despite these minor shortfalls, I would still recommend the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro. Especially for their sound quality and feature-rich app capabilities.

Aeesome ear buds with clear and amazing sound quality. Also love the long battery life.they have!

not well sitting in the ear. sound quality is good, but nothing special

There are new models out now but I've been pretty happy with these as far as quality and price/performance is concerned. My wife even washed them and they self-revived in a few days.