Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro

Very comfortable ; Very good sound quality ; Effective ANC ; Customizable sound and controls

Some functions still need phone access ; So-so call quality

Good ANC for a competitive price ; Many ear tip sizes for finding the best fit ; Easy-to-use, helpful app

Treble-heavy sound ; Large case ; Passthrough sound feature isn’t as good as Apple’s

The $130 Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro have competitive active noise cancellation and a well-designed app that make for a great all-around wireless pair of earbuds. There are nine different-sized ear tips and four different color options, making...

Bass-forward and bright audio performance Solid noise cancellation for the price App has adjustable EQ and multiple ANC modes Numerous eartip options Water-resistant design

In-ear fit can vary, affecting audio and noise cancellation Noise cancellation changes sound signature slightly Not for audiophiles

The true wireless Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro earphones aren't perfect, but they deliver a sculpted, bass-forward sound signature and some of the best noise cancellation we’ve heard below $150.

Rich, customizable sound ; Adequate ANC and ambient listening modes ; Plenty of personalization features via companion app ; Stable battery life ; Excellent connectivity

Finicky controls ; Highs don’t really shine

The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro are a true wireless success backed by strong audio, several features, and passable ANC.

Graphic EQ and presets. Well-built and portable design. Great, adjustable active noise cancelling feature. Stable and very breathable fit.

Disappointing battery performance. Poor recording quality. No NFC or multi-device pairing. Closed-off soundstage.

The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro are alright for neutral sound. Their default sound profile is bass-heavy with a recessed mid-range and piercing sibilants. Luckily, if you prefer a more neutral sound, their companion app offers a graphic EQ plus...

Good sound SBC, AAC, and aptX Great charging case with Qi wireless compatibility USB-C input IPX4 HearIQ custom EQ Battery life

Bass is a little strong for my liking Earbuds are bulky and stick out of the ear You can choose between volume controls or voice assistant, but not both Multipoint connection is lacking

These are without a doubt one of the best-sounding true wireless earbuds we've tested and while they're not the prettiest, they check a lot of boxes.

Unique design ; Tons of customisation options ; Punchy and impactful bass ; 7 sizes of ear tips

No advanced codecs support ; Fit not very comfortable for all ear sizes ; Slightly above mediocre ANC

If you’re looking for a mid-range TWS with an array of premium features and good tuning, the Soundcore Liberty Air Pro 2 is easy to recommend. It does face tough competition in this segment, especially from the stellar Oppo Enco X, but it manages to...