Liberty Air 2 | TWS Earbuds for Home Offices

Received this as a gift with the soundcore liberty 4s and these won't even connect to bluetooth

These are not to bad for the price. I do find they sometimes slide out the ear while I'm in the gym and wish they were more securely placed in the ear. Also find the stem that hangs out of the ear a touch long. For sound they do deliver a pretty good sound and battery life is good as well.

I needed headphones for my new Pixel, but I wasn't ready to drop $100+ for them. These buds cost WAY less, and I'm in love with them! I've never used noise cancelling tech, so it didn't take long for me to realize I'll never go back to regular headphones. If you're looking for reliable sound, without a lot of frills, you'll appreciate these guys a lot.

Anyone who has ever used an Anker product quickly realizes that the only real difference between "mid-range" and "high-end" is a billion dollar marketing budget.

Consistently on par with headphones that cost three times as much, Anker quietly makes a great product while relying mostly on word-of-mouth and saving the marketing budget so they don't have to charge the ridiculously overblown prices of Apple and Samsung.

I can't recommend them enough. As a society we should be supporting this type of company behaviour rather than companies like Apple with the mentality "let's charge as much as we can and then pay billions in marketing to convince people they're not being overcharged."

Thank you Anker. You have a customer for life.

Sound sounds pretty good to me.
Audio quality on the other side when making calls seems uneven, I had some people telling me it's inaudible.
Also, I have been spending a lot of time resolving connectivity problems, especially (but not only) with the left-side one. They don't pair with the device. Only one side pairs. Had to reset them a few times.
Now I had to file a warranty claim because the left-side one stopped charging completely. I had those for 7 months.