Review: SoundCore Liberty Air True Wireless Aybuds is an incredible value

You like it or not, it is more difficult to find headphones plugs on smartphones, and this makes wireless headphones more important than ever. There are some real, disguised wireless options there, but you have to spend heavily to get features like Lodentence, Type-C charging and long battery life. With technology improved, we have finally started to see some of the budget options in the real wireless language – for example, Anker SoundCore Liberty Air. Just 80 dollars, this earphones provide an experience that makes up a match for products that cost twice that. If you can make some small settlements, it is an incredible deal.

Goodness

Not very good

Design, devices, what is in the box

Air Liberty does not try to hide the AirPod atmosphere. Not only does the earphones the same as Apple product, but the design condition of the charging is also a dead Ranger. Freedom air buds have a long trunk that extends down from the main body. The microphone is below, and it appears to pick up the sound well. People can hear me on phone calls loudly and clearly. There are no wings to lock the ear headphones in place, but they are light and it seems that they remain well with tips in the ear only. I don’t like the glossy plastic housing because it looks immediately dirty. This is going in your ears, after all.

The outer surface of the buds (when you wear) is flat with a touch -sensitive section on top. Unfortunately, the trunk is not a touch control of the sound level as in the most expensive Ticpods. You can double click on the right ear headphone to play/stop and on the left to launch an auxiliary. Long pressure on the right goes through paths and returns the left. Control items work well enough, but it may be difficult to return to the previous tracks in the operating menu. You should click long twice in a row, so you end up restarting the current track several times if you are not fast enough. Adding individual TAP procedures to release the size controls, but there are the risks that you will stimulate by mistake. Personally, I will take the opportunity because there are stems that you can use to push earphones without approaching the buttons.

Air Liberty’s pair was great: output the buds, open Bluetooth settings, and select them. They remained reliably connected to my test without any simultaneous or reliable problems. Liberty Air has no senses to detect when you are in your ear, but they wake up as soon as they are removed from the case. Also, smooth plastic makes it easy to remove and replace earphones upon completion. Shipping contacts are the road at the bottom of the holes. I am a little worried that the ear debris can stumble there and interfere in the charging, but there are no problems yet.

You will not have a problem reducing the charging box in your pocket or bag. It is compressed, and the cover remains closed even if it stumbles around it (this was a problem with the otter Zolo Aker). The box is rounded from all sides such as AirPod Case, so it shoots if you try to adjust it with the covering. Shipping port at the bottom, unfortunately, it is a microma. I am not surprised to see it at a low price, but it is still a problem. You are also stuck with the standard ear – Air Liberty Air will not fit in case if you try to add luxury foam tips. They come with four sizes of silicone tips, though. The only other annex is a short microusb cable. Do not get a lot of additions at this price.

Sound and battery quality

I learned not to expect a lot of real wireless earphones when it comes to sound quality. Some are better than others, but many of them are very disappointing. There are some pleasant surprises such as Master & Dynamic MW07 and Sennheiser Mometum, but these devices cost $ 300. Meanwhile, Liberty Air $ 79.99 cost only a much better sound than I expected for this price. The flower is strong without overcoming, medium -range sounds are full and even. Earphone has a good seal, which helps the bus. There is no design to improve Treble, of course. For example, sage accidents seem slightly flat and without life, but the sound is still better than anything else in this price range.

If you like a heavy voice profile, you will have to play with EQ for your phone. Ear headphones do not have EQ … or any settings at all. There is no application, and Anchr says it is restrictions on devices. This means that you are unlikely to get fixed program updates, and you should rely on the system user interface for features such as the battery level.

There is no APTX support to play Low-ConvenCond, which again, is restrictions on the sound processing chip. LAG Audio is one of the first things I am looking for when trying a new pair of real wireless ear headphones, and there is some discovery delay here. Anchr says it is about 200 milliliters,; Headphones with APTX can decrease to 40 milliliters. You want to be Sub-100MS (Ten seconds) to keep the synchronous sound with the video regarding your mind. Although Air Liberty Air is not completely present, it is not as bad as some of the real wireless systems that you have tried. If you are not difficult to satisfy, Air Liberty can be used to watch the video.

^{Note that the microscopic lamps on the edge of each earphone to tell you that they are charging.}

Fortunately, you will not have to confirm the battery level. Soundcore Liberty Air calls for a better life battery than any other real wireless buds you tested. Anker claims about five hours of operation for each charge, and I see almost this length. I used Libertyair on a journey that was a little more than four hours, and they continued all the time with about 10 % left when it fell. The shipping issue is three full sessions for 20 hours before you need to find a charger.

Should you buy it?

Yes. I have some reservations about Air Liberty Air, but these earphones are a deadly deal of $ 80. The design is derived, which is a little light on the features. I would like to get an application, discover ear, and shipping Type-C. This is tall in this price range. What you get for money is some comfortable ear headphones with a reliable connection and good sound quality.

If you want better Real wireless ear headphones, you have to look at the likes of Sennheiser and Master & Dynamic. SoundCore Liberty Air is not good, but it is a spitting distance with less than a third of the price.

Buying it if …

You want a strong real wireless experience and do not mind some settlements to save money.

Do not buy it if …

You are asking the best possible sound quality and do not mind paying it.

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