Review: Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 wireless earbuds-excellent product under $100

The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 is a excellent in-ears truly wireless headphones for different purposes. They are decently comfortable for the ears and have a good stable fit which makes them good for sport. They block a good amount of background chats and have a long battery life, so they are also good for office use. Their sound profile is quite versatile for most music genres, and they have a dedicated complementary app with a complete graphic equalizer, so you can adjust the sound to your personal taste.
The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 earbuds is a very good for neutral sound. While its sound profile is decently well balanced, it’s a little low-heavy and its mid-range is slightly recessed. Like all closed ears, they also have a very poor soundscape. On the plus side, its harmonic distortion and image interpretations are very good, and its companion app includes a graphical equalizer so you can change the audio profile to better match your personal preferences.The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 is a good headset for traveling or traveling. Even without ANC, their sound insulation performance is pretty good, although they will block background interviews better than aircraft or train engines. They are decently comfortable for internal headphones and are extremely portable thanks to their truly wireless design. On the flip side, they won’t last a full day of a single charge, although this is normal for truly wireless headphones, and they can be charged five times longer than your case, which is great.
The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 earbuds is fine for phone calls. Like most Bluetooth headphones, the microphone will make the voice sound slightly muted and devoid of detail. Its noise management is also lower, which means that the person at the other end of the line will not be able to hear you in even moderately noisy environments.
The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 is a decent pair of truly wireless headphones that are a good upgrade compared to the previous version, offering some high-end features like wireless charging and a dedicated companion app. They have a well-balanced sound profile that has a little bit of bass in extra kicks, but it should be quite versatile for most genres. They also isolate a fair amount of background chats and have an amazing battery life for truly wireless headphones.The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 is excellent headphones for fitness use. Once they find the right silicone-sized tip, they feel quite stable in the ear and will probably be able to withstand most of the workouts without falling. They are also quite comfortable and have a decent touch-sensitive control scheme so you can change your music without taking your phone off. They are rated IPX5 for sweat and water resistance, although we don’t test for it.
General consumers should consider these headsets; at 99 dollars, they are within the budget limit of most buyers and pack in a lot of functions.
People who call hands-free need to get these headphones, because the microphone system is among the best we’ve tried on real wireless headphones. Unless you’re willing to spend more than 230 dollars on the Apple AirPods Pro, this is the best microphone quality you’ll have.
Travelers should consider this package; even if the “buds do not offer noise cancellation, they passively block a lot of sound.Athletes may want to bomb for these versatile headphones as they are IPX5 certified, which means they can withstand heavy splashes of water from virtually any direction. Photo:Anker