They are awsome when they worked.First off I’m a big fan of all their products that’s why I purchased the liberty air 2. They worked pretty well for the first 2 months but later on the buds tended to unpair From each other for no reason. Now I did reset them and paired them how the manual tells you and it does work at first but down the line they stoped pairing to one another.

Extremely disappointed with these earbuds. I have owned them for about 3 months now, and in that time these ear buds have become nearly unusable.Firstly, the sound quality is great, but that's where the positives end.The Bluetooth connectivity no longer works, and I cannot pair the earbuds together, so they can no longer be used simultaneously.Also, when I plug the earbuds into the case, the earbuds do not charge, and half the time they do not charge even when the case is plugged into USB.Extremely unsatisfied with the amount I spent on these earbuds and the amount of use I got out of them.I recommend you find a better brand.

First off, I'll start with the positives; even if they don't validate the $99 price tag.-Charging case is solid and has a premium feel to it. It also takes usb-c.-The buds seem to have solid build quality (so far), and I haven't had connectivity issues. However, they do not readily sync as well as similar buds I bought for half the price.Now to the negatives..-TERRIBLE SOUND QUALITY. Despite the 'diamond coated drivers' , I can't get over how bad these things sound. I've had numerous cheap headphones over the years, but something about these makes them especially grating to the ears unlike anythinf owned before. As another reviewer said, its like the mids and highs are boosted x100, and their software e.q. doesn't fix this. The buds sound like you're blasting music on your iPhone 4 speaker from 30 feet away, recording it with another iPhone 4, and playing that recording back.-call quality: while the main reason I bought these was for the advertised call quality with 4 imbedded mics, people have reported I don't sound much better on these than I did on my $40 Taotronics pair. They report a lot of background noise and distortion.-Comfort: My $40 Taotronics headphones where more comfortable than these and did not fall out as easily. These headphones, for $99, fall prone to unwanted sound isolation due to the in ear design.CONCLUSION: Do not buy these headphones for anything near the asking price. If anything, just pony up the money for Airpods because they're sure to be much better than what you get here.

Worked ok for 2 or 3 days then it kept disconnecting from phone. I returned it.

The battery life is no good. I charged all night and used product for work for approximately 4 hrs, kept saying battery low. Not good.

Sound quality is low.

Excellent sound and call quality. Unfortunately the earbuds stopped working after 2 weeks. Failed to connect and sync up the right and left earbud, despite multiple soft and hard reset procedures.

I have been through 2 sets. Both the original and the replacement, the right earbud won't connect to the case after a month. Can't charge it, cant clear the memory to pair to different device, etc. Tried cleaning contacts on earbud and in case. Great headphones otherwise.

I had lower grade Anker earbuds and everybody I called or met with complained about the sound of my microphone.I upgraded to this model and it while people said I sound marginally better, they still complain about my microphone quality. It can't compete with my $20 apple earbud mic, or my native phone or laptop native microphones.

If you are debating between getting these and apple air pods, just spend a bit more for air pods, especially if you have an iphone. I cannot stand apple or their products but in a side by side comparison, the apple airpods sound and function better. I cannot speak to their battery life or longevity. But from purely a fit, function, and sound stand point, these ear buds lose.