Name: SoundCore Liberty Air
Brand: Anker
SKU: 489264
Rating: 4.0 (42 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

3.7 / 5

mids and lows were handled nicely
the rounded shape fits nicely in the pocket
The vocal mode is very good

bass-heavy and the tap controls are a bit limited
lack of Bluetooth multipoint
the controls are limited compared with competitors with three options

Impedance: 16 Ω
Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz
Acoustic design: Closed
Sound output: Stereo
Style: In-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wireless

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Anker SoundCore Liberty Air - Pros & Cons

mids and lows were handled nicely
the rounded shape fits nicely in the pocket
The vocal mode is very good
Air 2 Pro sound surprisingly good for the money and features
an easy-listening
full sound with plenty of deep bass
wireless in-ears are very portable
sound quality is also more accurate and follows our curve better
they are also very stable in-ears for sports
better-balanced sound profile and are cheaper
better range and connection stability
Their design is very portable and easy to carry around
Skullcandy microphone has a better recording quality for calls
are portable and isolate a good amount of ambient noise
the control scheme is very easy to use and responsive
decently made and should help protect the headphones
affordable
dependable products
these controls were responsive and reliable
a solid feature set and an attractive price
earphones have touch controls that actually work pretty well
Percussion sounded sharp and impactful
The earbuds provide great stability and rest gently on the concha
more comfort
better noise isolation and even better sound than
soundscape was balanced and distortion-free
Controls and setupThe Liberty Air features touch controls and has more programmed gestures
The vocal performances are delivered with excellent clarity
the deep lows are balanced with crisp high-mids and highs
Add simple controls and a water-resistant design
the fit is quite secure
the Air 2 Pro becomes comfortable after a while
Soundcore looks and feels like a more premium and durable product
fantastic app support
good active noise cancellation and a pleasant sound
competitive active noise cancellation and well-designed app
is filled with pleasing colors and is easy to navigate
well-designed and easy to use
isolation is good if you find the right fit
rounded and small enough to fit comfortably in your pocket or bag

bass-heavy and the tap controls are a bit limited
lack of Bluetooth multipoint
the controls are limited compared with competitors with three options
tap controls a bit limited
lack seamless switching and other more advanced features
the in-ear fit might not be ideal for long rides and flights
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
in-ear fit to be tiring after a while
Anker design is also a bit less bulky
their battery life of one charge isn t very long
perspiration has been wiped off before popping them back into the charging case
Charging case uses standard Micro-USB not USB-C
micro USB charging cable connects to the micro USB port on the bottom panel
poor touch response and speech recognition
Higher-pitched sounds still come through somewhat
The amount of touch controls on the Soundcore is disappointing
wind noise comes through in the Ambient mode
loud traffic noises drowned out my voice
they appear to be bulkier than many rivals
There are no volume controls
lacks ANC
the buds suffer from connectivity issues
the device struggled to communicate with compatible devices
The in-ear detection was a bit sensitive for my liking
Google Fi s most expensive and comes with unlimited data
drivers that create a more treble-heavy sound
Both devices are wet with visible rain drops on them
Alameda took huge losses when Luna went down
and sloppy accounting
It gets dirty easily
which is distracting
seal/isolation and sound
cheap-looking logo on the side of the earbuds
There are also no buttons on the earbuds

Anker SoundCore Liberty Air - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Impedance	16 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	320 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

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Anker SoundCore Liberty Air - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wireless
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Weight	11.29 oz

Microphone type	Built-in microphone

Noise-canceling	yes

Colour of product	Black White
Acoustic design	Closed
Control type	Touch
Attachment type	Ear canal
Foldable	no

Impedance	16.0 Ω
Frequency range	20 - 20000

Bluetooth version	5.0
Bluetooth profile	A2DP
Wireless connection	Bluetooth
Wireless range	10
USB	no

Battery operated	yes
Battery life	5.0 h
Charging case	yes

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Anker SoundCore Liberty Air Anker - Editorial Reviews (8)

3.9

Based on 8 reviews

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SoundGuys

Published: 21.12.2020

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While they have their issues, the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air were a solid, option but now that they've been updated there isn't a need to get these.

Tom's Guide

Published: 01.02.2021

Anker Soundcore Liberty Air Review: Better Sound Than AirPods for Half the Cost

3.5

The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air offers good comfort and sound at a budget price, but the connectivity and controls could be better.

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RTINGS.com

Published: 29.01.2019

Anker SoundCore Liberty Air Truly Wireless Review

3.6

The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air True Wireless are mixed usage headphones and are very versatile for everyday casual use. Their truly wireless design resembles th...

PCMAG

Published: 13.08.2019

Anker Soundcore Liberty Air Review

4.0

There's nothing flashy about Anker's Soundcore Liberty Air true wireless earphones, but they deliver very strong audio performance, especially for the price.