Testseek.com have collected 63 expert reviews of the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro.
February 2021
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Fun
Accessible sound signature
Extremely comfortable
Excellent battery life
Great call quality
Soundcore app lets you personalize EQ for better sound
Bass-forward and bright audio performance
Solid noise cancellation for the price
App has adjustable EQ and multiple ANC modes
Numerous eartip options
Water-resistant design
Rich
Customizable sound
Adequate ANC and ambient listening modes
Plenty of personalization features via companion app
Published: 2021-02-15, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
solid noisecancelling, good sound, good value, solid battery, comfortable fit, lots of tips included, good app, Bluetooth 5, either bud can be used independently, AAC support
tap controls a bit limited, no seamless switching, case a little bigger than ideal, can't connect to two devices at once, no higher quality audio standards, only splash resistant, disposable
The Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro offer much of what makes some of the best true wireless earbuds great but at a marked-down price.Costing just over half the price of Apple's AirPods Pro, the Air 2 Pro are comfortable, have a good battery life and connectiv...
The Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pros sound good and have an impressive range of features. Their ANC is pretty effective for in-ear earbuds and they handle phone calls, even in noisy environments, remarkably well. The Soundcore app gets better all the time and...
Abstract: The Soundcore Liberty Series has improved a lot over the last few years from the Liberty Air humble beginnings! The Soundcore Liberty timeline spans across five series, namely Liberty Air, Liberty 2, Liberty 2 Pro, Liberty Air 2 and Liberty...
Abstract: Apple popularized the true wireless earbud category when it launched the original AirPods back in 2016, so it's no surprise that interest in pairs with noise cancellation has seemed to increase with the release of the AirPods Pro. Noise cancellation helps...
Abstract: Stereo headphones have been around since before the first Sony Walkman, and that's roughly how long we've put up with tangled wires while listening to music on the go. That's long enough, if you ask us. Fortunately, this is where wireless headphones come...
Abstract: When people find out I've written more than 1,000 audio reviews for PCMag over the last 13 years, the first thing they usually want to know is what the best headphones are. But to me that's like being asked what the best music is. Sure, we all have favori...
Unique design, Tons of customisation options, Punchy and impactful bass, 7 sizes of ear tips
No advanced codecs support, Fit not very comfortable for all ear sizes, Slightly above mediocre ANC
If you're looking for a mid-range TWS with an array of premium features and good tuning, the Soundcore Liberty Air Pro 2 is easy to recommend. It does face tough competition in this segment, especially from the stellar Oppo Enco X, but it manages to stand...
The Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro noise-cancelling TWS earphones can be purchased for Rs 9,999 with an 18-month warranty. Yes, the price is a bit on the higher side, but these earbuds are loaded with features, and the flexibility that the companion app offe...
The Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro is a good option under Rs 10,000 price segment for EDM and bass lovers. The other reason behind this is also its noise cancellation feature, which works well. You also get a well-designed app as well as a captivating design...
Good, Looks good, lots of extra ear tips in the box, Excellent companion app, Wireless charging, good battery life, Very good ANC, Deep, powerful bass; decent overall performance
No advanced Bluetooth codec support, Bass-focused sound may not suit some genres
Where most pairs of true wireless earphones in the mid-range segment falter is in the tuning, and in getting the sonic signature right for the audience the brand hopes to appeal to. Soundcore has pitched itself as an upgrade for users looking beyond the b...
