Like some of its previous models, the Liberty Air 2 Pro works with Anker’s HearID 2.0 inside the Soundcore app. This feature uses a quick hearing test to tailor the sound to your ears. With the latest version of the software, the company allows you to tweak EQ settings rather than just having to settle for one of the audio presets. Anker says the earbuds have six different microphones to reduce noise and optimize voice when you’re on a call. A lot of companies promise big things for call quality but ultimately don’t deliver, so we’ll have to put this to the test during a review to see if the claims hold up.
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The company promises six hours of battery life on the buds themselves with ANC on. Turn off noise cancellation and you’ll get an extra hour of use. Factoring in the included charging case, you’re looking at up to 21 total hours with ANC on and 26 with it disabled. What’s more, the case supports Qi wireless charging and Anker’s quick-charge tech will give you two hours of tunes in ten minutes. An IPX4 waterproof rating means you’ll have no trouble using these during a workout and nine sets of silicone ear tips should help you find a comfy fit.
The Liberty Air 2 Pro will be available today in black, white, blue and pink color options for $130. For now, you can grab them at Amazon, Best Buy and the Soundcore website — wider availability is coming soon. The earbuds are priced at £130 in the UK, €130 in Europe and $170 (CAD) in Canada.
