I like these earbuds. I can keep them on for a full day. I usually use just one at a time for calls, and when it runs out, switch to the other. Easily get through a days worth of meetings. They fit pretty well and sound fine, but i prefer my over the ear headphones for listening to music over these. i find that listening to music with them is a bit tiring.

I bought the Liberty Air 2s, after listening to several reviews, for the gym. After charging them the next day I wore them to the gym. The sound quality was different in a larger space than at home. Had to make several adjustments and repositioned them in my ears several times, on different machines. Especially since I sweat quite a bit while there. On the Elliptical machine I had to take them out and put them in the case and put them back in, because they kept going in and out, and off and on. The battery life was as advertised. I keep them charged and the other day I took them out a good part of the day. Just have to keep playing with positioning them in my ears not too far, adjusting the volume and other controls. Would like to see the customized portion on the app tweaked to get things just right sound wise.

Great sound

Great sound. Don’t really stay in ear at all.

Nice sound but after less than a year I’m down to about 3 hours of battery life before having to return them to their case to charge

Noise cancellation isn't very good considering the price and it's not the most comfortable but I bought these almost 6 months ago and still love them.

Marked up: design, decent quality, packing, customer service.Marked down: noise reduction, buggy.

The sound quality was great and the battery life was great too. However, I didn’t like the way they fit in my ears. That inner ear feeling was just not for me.

I love the fact that it has an app on my phone to personalize the earbuds, however they do not work for phone calls. They do not filter out background noise and even seem to make the background noise worse. I have their Soundcore Life P2 and they are amazing for calls at 1/2 the price, but I wish they were compatible with the app on the phone. I would rate the Liberty Air 2, 5 stars if their background filtering was as good as the Life P2. The battery life on both are amazing! I can almost get a full day of listening to an audiobook without needing to recharge. They also connect really easy to both my phone and tablet.

This is a tough review, as I'm very pleased with certain aspects of the product and really disappointed with others.Battery:The battery life was one of my main motivations in choosing this particular model, as I ordered these for the purpose of teaching my classes over zoom. My class is three hours long, which should be WELL within the range of the battery, even allowing for some exaggeration on the manufacturer's part when assessing battery life. However, around the 2 hour and 40 min mark of each class, I get a low battery warning and the earbuds shut off within five minutes after that, dumping me into computer audio. I teach throughout the day, so I was planning to charge them between classes, but I since I can't even get through a single class without interruption, I'll unfortunately need to return these.Sound:The sound quality is superb for calls, great for conversation and presenting. The noise isolating feature of the mic appears to work perfectly. However, music is rather unimpressive, with a shallow sound lacking some of the deeper registers. This makes me feel like I need to increase the volume, but increasing it makes the mid and high levels rather piercing. The EQ unfortunately does not seem to address this.Size and quality:The size and weight of these is just great. They fit my small ear canals well and don't stick out from my head like some models. All the surfaces feel high quality and the charging case has a nice matte finish, quality buttons, and a snappy feeling magnetic lid.Charge:These charge well and quickly whether plugged in or using the charging case....just don't hold that charge well.Wish I could keep these guys, but probably not worth $100 for the sound quality, and the battery life makes it a non starter for me.