thia is my third purchase of these headphones very good product I love the advanced noise cancelling yoj can control via the software

Earbuds are great. The anc works great can scroll thru 3 choices transport indoor and outdoor. The ambient is great on the calls. Have the liberty 2's liberty 2 pros and the liberty air 2. Definitely rockin these into rotation.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really enjoying the bass on these. Make sure to choose the right inserts for a tight seal and turn on the bass setting in the Soundcore app. I'm using it with iOS and the Soundcore doesn't have to be running for the settings to take effect. There are 2 tap settings, double tap and hold. Fully customizable. The battery life have been awesome too. I do put it in the case when not in use but I feel that they are used more than stored. According to Anker they have fast charge so that must be it. As for the noise canceling and transparency mode. Both are pretty good. There are a total of 4 settings. Normal, NC, full Transparency and only vocal transparency. Full NC took me a while to get use to. Feels like you're in a void, but eventually I was able to immerse myself more in the experience. I don't like vocal transparency. Just couldn't get used to it. So I use full transparency most of the time and when I really want to enjoy something I turn on NC. I also call my wife at least once a day and call quality have been fine. Lastly, the size of the case was a concern, since it was hard to judge from the packaging. But I'm happy to say once I have it in my hand it's only a little bigger than my friends AirPod case. Pics for reference.

They work amazingly and the charge lasts for a long time. I bought my husband some as well for work. He loves them.

if you aren't familiar with soundcore/anker have no worries they are legit . They make some of the best wireless headphones and speakers at a decent price . These headphones are the most comfortable in ear style I've had with the exception of the airpods which are an open style that doesn't go into the ear canal. The sound from these are top tier , no not better than 300 bose or sony but they give the galaxy buds and airpod pro a run for their money ! Let's address the star of the show here and why these are 30 bucks more than the regular life dot 2, the active noise cancellation. To be short .the a.n.c. works pretty decent but again do not expect 300 dollar bose or sony levels of cancellation. I'd say these block out about 70 percent of what airpod pro noise cancellation can do . Great for blocking out clanking machines and weights at the gym but you will still hear people if they come up close and talk to you . Another feature I love is the transparent mode , this allows outside sounds to be picked up so you can comfortably carry a conversation without removing the earbuds .Battery life is stellar here as well no complaints . Call quality seems to be pretty decent only second to my airpod pro and galaxy buds but these are super good ,and are better than most in these price range . The only ok negative about these buds are the case . it's decent but the texture is kinda cheap feeling but decent , it also lacks wireless charging and the buds can be a little difficult to just drop in like airpods . overall it's hard to beat these are the price ...even if they were 100 they are still a solid feature rich set of buds . Just don't expect them to outdo 300 earbuds .

I bought these because they were on sale I bought the Soundcore life dot 2 before I still have those and the audio on these just isn't as good as on the Soundcore Life Dot 2. It seems like an echo or somewhat hollow if I were to describe it. The battery doesn't last nearly as long as the original Life Dot 2 these last about 4 or 5 hours the other ones about 8 hrs. Still pretty good but more expensive for less quality in my opinion.

I gave it a four-star because its noise cancellation function does not work. So it does not really worth the price without a true noise cancelling capability. However I like several other cons it has so I decided to keep it. 1. The charging case can be used to recharge ear buds for many times after first full charge. 2. Two ear buds can be used independently. 3. After ear buds being charged in the case, each ear bud can last over 8 hours for me. So with two buds, they can be used the whole day. 4. Sound quality is good when playing music or answering a phone call. 5. I especially like that its low volume is an actual low volume. Not like some of other ear buds I used before the low volume is already too loud. Hope it can last for a long time.

the comfortability is great, the sound could be a bit louder for the price listed, noise cancelling definitely. i only hear music which is great. the battery has been proven better than the Skullcandy buds, but not louder than Skullcandy or beats. so im guessing the battery was the biggest upgrade thats why the price is up there. overall i give it a 7 out of 10.

I bought these buds to use with my Samsung Galaxy Note10 (Android) phone. I have the Soundcore app installed on my phone to manage settings. The good news: - The phone app works well. Setting changes are instantly audible. The interface takes some exploration and familiarizing, but it's fine once you know where Anker put everything. - The noise cancelling works pretty well. As I cycle through the "Noise Cancellation," "Transparency Mode," and "Normal" ambient sound settings while wearing the buds, I can clearly hear the difference. Mostly, I leave them on the "Vocal Mode" of "Transparency Mode." This allows easy conversations while de-emphasizing some of the lower frequency background sound. - The sound quality for podcasts, music, and voice calls is great! - I have been told by callers that the sound quality from my end is very clear and realistic. - As far as I can tell, the build quality is solid. - The charging case is easy to use and fairly compact. However, I can't see anyone carrying it in the front pocket of pants unless they're pretty roomy. The bad news (all unique to my personal physical characteristics or preferences): - The buds don't fit securely in my ears. I am constantly pushing them back in. I have had a couple near disasters while washing dishes. Note: ear bud fit is extremely individual. Buds that work for some people, don't work for others. Unfortunately, I didn't open them up as soon as I received them, so I'm not able to return them. I hope I can find larger 3rd party wing tips for them. Oh, well. - If you're coming from buds that have voice announcements of incoming calls/numbers or changes in settings (as I was) you may feel like something's missing. - If you're looking for buds that integrate voice control (Google Assistant, Alexa, etc.) look elsewhere. - If these buds lose their connection to my phone the only way I have found to re-establish the connection is to pop them back in the charging case for a bit and then take them out again. This happens when I'm in my car and the car's bluetooth appears to supplant the buds' connection to my phone. It also happens if I take them out of my ears for an extended period of time and don't put them back in the charging case (which really is my fault). Overall, the Soundcore Life Dot 2 NC buds are a solid choice with high quality audio for a reasonable price in this product category. If they fit you, you're going to enjoy them.

Ok so i loved them i mostly watched Netflix on my phone with them notice would like cut a word out of what people said every now and then could tell if was the earbuds or netflix but think was the earbuds now though i updated them using the app and now they messed up static coming out the left one like im so mad because they was working fine but now nope glad i got 2 year warranty i havent even had them a month im get another pair but not using the app