The Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro offers excellent warm sound quality, long-lasting battery life, excellent comfort, and wireless charging, making it a fantastic low-cost option for those looking for earbuds. However, it will deter those who need ANC.
The Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro is an entry-level closed-back wireless model that was first brought to the market in mid-2019. It boasts an IPX4 rating for water resistance and comes with stability fins to provide a better fit for sporty individuals.
Similar to some of the top-rated headphones on the market, these earbuds feature the fairly new Bluetooth 5.0 standard that is efficient in terms of battery usage for sound transmission.
But this model doesn’t support multi-device pairing, unlike the best wireless earbuds.
These Bluetooth earbuds feature a whopping seven pairs of ear tips and three pairs of stability fins that sit on your ear canal for comfort. And it has physical buttons for controls.
If you don’t like the feel of stability wings, visit our Anker SoundCore Life P2 review. Unfortunately, these earbuds don’t have active noise-cancellation tech and rely solely on passive noise isolation.
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our Verdict
The Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pros are a great choice for those looking for a budget pair of TWS earbuds that offer excellent sound quality.
While it does not provide a very stable wireless connection despite supporting Bluetooth 5.0, it does have an excellent continuous battery life, which was tested at up to 7 hours.
It also offers an extremely comfortable fit, as it comes with silicone stability wings and eartips of different sizes. But sadly, it doesn’t have ANC. If you need something that offers a neckband design, then take a look at our Sony WI-C200 review.
The Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro offers good-quality physical button-based controls and comes with a premium-feeling wireless charging case. However, the case is not very durable and doesn’t have any water resistance.
True Score
79
Reasons to Buy
Excellent neutral sound with a V shaped profile
Long battery life of up to 7 hours
Exceptional comfort with silicone eartips and stability wings
Good button based controls to avoid mis inputs
Premium feeling charging case with wireless charging functionality
Good passive noise isolation performance with closed-back design
The customization app offers manual eight-band EQ adjustment
Reasons to Avoid
Not very stable connection despite Bluetooth 5.0
Uncomfortable for those that don’t prefer stability fins
No presence of any active noise canceling technology
The built-in button controls are not very extensive
Does not offer a wide soundstage for immersion
Extremely high audio delay resulting in lip-sync issues
The Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro is an entry-level closed-back wireless model that was first brought to the market in mid-2019. It boasts an IPX4…
The Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro is an entry-level closed-back wireless model that was first brought to the market in mid-2019. It boasts an IPX4 rating for water resistance and comes with stability fins to provide a better fit for sporty individuals.
Similar to some of the top-rated headphones on the market, these earbuds feature the fairly new Bluetooth 5.0 standard that is efficient in terms of battery usage for sound transmission.
But this model doesn’t support multi-device pairing, unlike the best wireless earbuds.
These Bluetooth earbuds feature a whopping seven pairs of ear tips and three pairs of stability fins that sit on your ear canal for comfort. And it has physical buttons for controls.
If you don’t like the feel of stability wings, visit our Anker SoundCore Life P2 review. Unfortunately, these earbuds don’t have active noise-cancellation tech and rely solely on passive noise isolation.
Thanks to its active noise cancellation system, the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro has a significantly better noise isolation performance when compared against the…
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The older Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 wireless earbuds are the predecessor to the newer Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro in-ear headphones, and the brand has made a few slight improvements over the older model. For example, the newer Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro features a fully redesigned stemless chassis that is significantly more comfortable to wear for longer periods compared to the SoundCore Liberty Air 2 earbuds. And the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro comes with stability fins to provide a better fit.
