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title: "Liberty Neo"
brand: "soundcore"
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url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/102291422-liberty-neo
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# Graphene drivers for crystal-clear sound IPX7 waterproof for sweat & rain 20h total playtime with charging case Liberty Neo

**Brand:** soundcore
**Price:** € 4.25
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound game—bass that hits harder, fit that stays put, and power that lasts all day!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Liberty Neo by soundcore
- **How much does it cost?** € 4.25 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/102291422-liberty-neo)

## Best For

- soundcore enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted soundcore brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Secure Fit for Every Move:** Ergonomically designed earbuds stay snug during runs, workouts, and daily commutes without fatigue.
- • **All-Day Power, No Compromises:** Enjoy 5 hours of continuous play plus 15 extra hours from the compact charging case—power that keeps pace with your hustle.
- • **Feel the Bass, Own the Moment:** Exclusive BassUp tech boosts low frequencies by up to 43% for immersive sound that moves you.
- • **Unbreakable Bluetooth 5.0 Link:** Experience seamless connectivity with an external antenna ensuring zero skips even in crowded spaces.
- • **Sweat & Splash Proof Confidence:** IPX7-rated waterproof design means your earbuds survive intense workouts and unexpected downpours.

## Overview

The Soundcore Liberty Neo True Wireless Earbuds combine advanced graphene drivers with BassUp technology to deliver crystal-clear, bass-rich audio. Featuring IPX7 waterproofing and a secure ergonomic fit, they are built for active lifestyles. Bluetooth 5.0 with an external antenna ensures stable, skip-free connectivity up to 10 meters. With 5 hours of playback plus 15 hours from the charging case, these earbuds offer long-lasting power for sports, work, and everyday use—all backed by Anker’s trusted 18-month warranty.

## Description

Product description Features To Go Further Graphene-Enhanced Sound Utilizing the unique strength and lightness of graphene, Liberty Neo reproduces music with astonishing clarity. Audio is presented in ultra-fine resolution to reveal details that ordinary earphones are simply unable to achieve. Extended Playtime 3.5 hours of non-stop music is extended to 12 hours with the charging case. Recharge Liberty Neo even when you’re on the road. Bluetooth 5 Using satellite technology (LDS antenna) Liberty Neo maintains a super-strong Bluetooth connection. Get flawless, skip-free audio up to 33 ft. IPX7 Water Resistant Thanks to a precision-designed casing, Liberty Neo prevents water and sweat from penetrating and damaging its sensitive components. Stereo Handsfree Calls Unlike ordinary truly-wireless earphones that deliver calls through a single earpiece, Liberty Neo provides in-call stereo sound. Mini Charging Case No larger than a car key, the charging case slides effortlessly into any pocket or bag. Incredible Sound Loved by 20 Million+ People True Wireless Earbuds for True Musical Freedom Liberty Neo true wireless earbuds are the embodiment of musical freedom. They boast our pioneering graphene-enhanced drivers that deliver a wider soundstage, intensified bass, exceptional accuracy, and crystal-clear clarity. The earbuds’ ultra-secure fit keeps them securely in place during your commute, while navigating city streets, or even when working up a sweat. And when you need to recharge, the mini charging case gives Liberty Neo a boost without being constrained by a power outlet and wires. Key Features Expertly Tuned Sound: Graphene drivers produce a wider sound stage with exceptional accuracy and clarity. BassUp technology increases bass by up to 43%. Lightweight and Secure: Proprietary GripFit technology keeps your earbuds securely in position, while the ultra-lightweight 0.2 oz build ensures they’ll never weigh you down. IPX7 Waterproof: Exclusive SweatGuard protection creates a watertight barrier for your wireless earbuds against rain and sweat. Unbreakable Connectivity: An external FPC antenna and Bluetooth 5.0 work together to create an almost unbreakable link between your wireless earbuds and device. Built-In Microphone: For clear, hands-free calls. Key Specifications Audio Sensitivity: 97db SPL Frequency: 20Hz-20kHz THD+N: <= 1% Antenna Return Loss: Typical: -14dB Limit :-12dB Microphone: MEMS Omnidirectional Mic Audio Source: iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Blackberry, Nexus, Smartphone, Computer, PC, Notebook, MP4, MP3, etc. Proprietary Technology: Graphene-Enhanced Drivers, BassUp, SweatGuard, Exclusive Composite Diaphragm What’s In The Box Soundcore Liberty Neo True Wireless Earbuds XS/S/M/L EarTips XS/S/M/L EarWings Micro USB Cable User Manual Note If Liberty Neo doesn’t immediately activate after removal from the case, hold the button on both sides for 1 second. If you want to use mono mode, please use the right earbud. This product cannot be connected with multiple devices at the same time. If you need a pair of earbuds that simultaneously connects with multiple devices, check out Soundbuds slim and Spirit X (Upgraded). How to recharge Liberty Neo after exercise Clean with water to remove sweat from the earbuds. Dry completely before placing in the charging case, paying particular attention to the charging connection points. Charge with a 5V charger and cable.

Review: Excellent Sound Quality, Good Fit - I have owned more ear bud headphones than I can count. I won't even try. Usually, I am very disappointed with some aspect. My favorite wireless pair were made by Sony with "extra bass". I like a strong bottom end, so to speak. Anyway, I destroyed multiple pairs of those because of my running and profuse sweating. They just cannot handle all the water I produce. My last pair was a JBL set that sounded good, and never were affected by my running sweat. They died a few days ago, and so I found these. Anker is a good brand name, and their products are historically good quality. With so many good reviews and the price very reasonable, I decided to try them. I have learned that speakers and headphones have a "breaking in" period and usually sound better after you have used them for a while. Out of the box, these sound great. Seriously, they sound as good as the best ones I have ever owned. And I am very critical when it comes to sound quality. The only complaint I have, and it really isn't a complaint, is that they are definitely bass heavy. I like that, but some may want a more flat sound. Beyond the heavy bass (which I like), the mid and upper range sound very well balanced. I ran for an hour with them today. They stayed put in my ears with no problem. I did not use any of the extra ear things that go on the outside of the buds, to help hold them in your ears I guess. They were firm and solid and I never worried about them falling out during my entire run. I cannot say yet if they can handle my sweat, but if they cannot, I will definitely update this review. If you see no update, they are good. I read a few reviews that complained about lack of bass. That is not possible with these. Earbuds that fit inside the ear must seal in your ear or the bass will disappear. This is the case with every single "inside" earbud I have owned, so if someone says these have no bass, it is because they did not seal them in their ears properly. I use the biggest rubber ear insert to ensure all air gaps are closed, which also blocks out any exterior noise. These do not cancel noise, but they block noise when properly sealed in the ears. When I was in my 20s, my ears were the smallest ever. Tiny little ears. Now in my 50s, my ears are bigger. Why is it that ears grow as you age? Anyway, since I have normal size ears now, I expect anyone with normal size ears will not have a problem getting these to seat properly. That is all I got. I love them. Excellent value and excellent purchase. Update: just wanted to add that I tested them with YouTube on my phone and the audio was synced well with the video. I saw that another reviewer complained for them the audio was out of sync. It could be they have an older device with an old bluetooth radio (my phone is a Galaxy Note 9), or some other reason. I disconnected the earbuds and used the speakers on my phone, and the audio was synced exactly the same way as when I used the earbuds. Therefore the wireless connection did not add any delay as far as I can tell. Holy moly macharal! I just walked all over my house with my phone on one far side, and not once did my earbuds disconnect. I have NEVER been able to walk that far away from my phone and still get a connection. My house is not huge, but no bluetooth set has ever had a reliable connect more than halfway through my house. I think this is due to the latest bluethooth tech, but the fact these buds work so far away is amazing. OK, so I have yet to find any single complaint about these buds. The only thing I can see as an issue is reliability, because I have no long term experience, and can they handle my massive sweat volumes? Time will tell. I will update this review if they fail. For now, awesome. Huge fan.
Review: Very good sound, excellent noise isolation, great value! - I have had the Soundcore Liberty Neo earbuds for about two weeks. now. In the past I have used and very much enjoy the sound quality of the Jaybird X series (X2, X3, X4). I wanted to have a spare pair in case I forget the Jaybirds and really like the truly wireless earbuds, but for a spare was looking for something that was not as expensive. I also tried the Liberty Air, but found those did not stay in my ears when working out at the gym, so I gave them to my son, who loves them. Because these have the air stabilizers I figured that this is what I need for my ears (the Jaybirds have the ear stabilizers and they stay in my ear with no issues, although they also have the cable between the two buds). The Liberty Neo's do stay in my ears very well. Maybe not perfect, as my left ear seems to be the problematic ear and I feel the left starting to get loose occasionally, but truthfully, I trust these and I am not worried that they will pop out while doing a strenuous exercise, like happened with the Liberty Air. The other thing is that for me, these make perhaps the best seal I ever had on a set of earbuds and thus the noise isolation I find to be superb. These block out the sounds in the gym very well, better than the Jaybirds or anything else I have tried, so for me, that is a big plus. For sound quality, I think these sound very nice. I compared them to the Jaybird X4's that I have and think the Jaybirds sounds is a little more rich and fuller and the Jaybirds get more volume, so I do not need to have my phone volume up as high, but even though the Jaybirds are better, the difference is not that great and these sound very good. It was only when switching back and forth between the two that I can hear the difference. If I just pop the Liberty Neo's in my ears and start the music without the direct comparison to my ears they sound great, perhaps about the same. Now the Jaybird's have an app that I can customize the sound with and the Liberty Neo's do not. From what I see, if you want that extra level that perhaps equal (or maybe betters something like a Jaybird) then the Liberty 2 Pros seem to be the pair to get from the Soundcore brand. I am almost disappointed that I did not opt for them, but they are significantly more money than the Liberty Neo's and in the end these do sound great. My biggest complaint I think is with the case. To me they just do not open wide enough. I see some reviewers show that the case broke and I am wondering if that is because they tried to open it too far. I showed these to someone else and could see them open it up and hear the case make some noise as they were expecting it to open wider. I would expect a case to open to around 90 degrees, but I would say these open to maybe 60 max. That means it is a little harder to access the buds, especially when taking them out, and that I need to be careful to not open them too far. Not that major of a detriment, however something to be noted. The micro-USB charging port is not a big deal to me, as an iPhone user it will still be another cable to carry regardless and I have plenty of both micro and type C, so for me, people make too much of that. Battery life seems terrific to me, they can certainly last me through my workouts with no issues and being able to charge in the case means I always show up in the morning fully charged. I like that Soundcore provides more different sizes of ear tips and wings than most others out there. As I mentioned, I think I am getting the best seal with these and that is important for sound quality as well as noise isolation. They connect quickly, were easily paired to the iPhone and I was able to pair the left earbud separately so if I just want to use the left, that works as well. The way to do that for me, with the newer version (A3911031) is to turn the left earbud off completely by holding down the button until you see the LED turn red, then press and hold to turn it on in pairing mode (fast blinking). Overall these are excellent truly wireless earbuds and work very well and for the price they represent a terrific value. I very much recommend these, especially to those that find issues with earbuds that do not have the stabilizers (wings) to stay in your ears. They provide stability of fit, an excellent seal and very good sound for a budget price. Well worth a purchase. UPDATE: I saw a YouTube review of these and found out that the case does open further than I thought. It stops and if you push it a bit more it clicks and locks open at something closer to 90 degrees, so that is much better and it is now easier to get to the earbuds. This helps them to be even better to me, so I am really glad for this purchase.

## Features

- Expertly Tuned Graphene Drivers: As graphene’s earliest pioneers, we have used our experience to create a new driver for Liberty Neo wireless earbuds that takes full advantage of the material’s remarkable properties. 100 times harder than steel and 35% lighter than traditional driver diaphragms, it oscillates with extreme precision to give your music a wider soundstage with exceptional accuracy and crystal-clear clarity across the entire frequency range.
- Bass You Can Feel: Our exclusive BassUp technology analyzes your audio’s low frequencies in real-time and instantly increases the bass by up to 43%. Stop simply listening to your music, and start really feeling it.
- Unbreakable Connectivity: An external antenna combines with Bluetooth 5.0 to create an almost unbreakable link between your wireless earbuds and your device—even in busy places. No skips, no drops.
- IPX7 Protection: SweatGuard protection creates a watertight barrier for the wireless earbuds against rain and sweat. It even resists water from the tap when you’re washing away the sweat after a hardcore workout.
- Power a Week of Listening: Using our Anker heritage and high-efficiency power cells, Liberty Neo delivers over 5 hours of wireless playtime from a single charge and an extra 15 hours from the compact charging case.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07MCGZK3B |
| Additional Features | Bass Up Technology, Lightweight, Noise Isolation, Sports & Exercise, Stereo Microphone Technology, Sweatguard Technology, Universal Phone Control, Waterproof Technology |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 5 Hour |
| Battery Charge Time | 1.5 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #349,864 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #14,124 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
| Bluetooth Version | 5 |
| Brand | Soundcore |
| Brand Name | Soundcore |
| Built-In Media | earbuds and battery case |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Carrying Case Battery Average Life | 12 Hours |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Most modern devices with Bluetooth and AAC / SBC support |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Button Control |
| Controller Type | Wireless |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 45,178 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded tips |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Form Factor | In Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Frequency Response | 20 KHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00848061023190 |
| Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
| Headphone Jack | Wireless |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Impedance | 16 Ohms |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Type Name | Earbuds |
| Item Weight | 0.11 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Anker |
| Model Name | 1 |
| Model Number | A3911 |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Sports and Exercise |
| UPC | 848061023190 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | At Anker, we believe in our products. That's why we back them all with an 18-month warranty and provide friendly, easy-to-reach support. |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Soundcore
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Impedance:** 16 Ohms

## Images

![Liberty Neo - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71HxJW+fPYL.jpg)
![Liberty Neo - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71AeDzhEJyL.jpg)
![Liberty Neo - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71s8b-0J39L.jpg)
![Liberty Neo - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YEhNVir8L.jpg)
![Liberty Neo - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/815er8W7jRL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can they each be used independently while the other charges?**
A: Yes. You can use each earbud separately while the other side charges. 

To use the left earbud independently, please follow the steps below:
Take the left earbud from the charging case or press once to turn on the left earbud—the white indicator light will be flashing. 
Then, quickly tap three times to enter pairing mode. The white indicator will flash slowly.
Search “Soundcore Liberty Neo L” and pair it with your phone.
Please keep the other side in the charging case or turning off while using one earbud separately.

**Q: Do these charge via usb c?**
A: No. The earbuds are charging in the charging case and the charging case is with Micro USB port.

**Q: How do i purchase these if i live in Hawaii and it wont ship to me?**
A: Find out whether a competitor will ship to Hawaii.

**Q: Can you adjust volume up and down on these?**
A: No, there is no volume control on these headphones so the volume needs to be adjusted via the connected device.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Sound Quality, Good Fit
*by M***N on December 4, 2020*

I have owned more ear bud headphones than I can count. I won't even try. Usually, I am very disappointed with some aspect. My favorite wireless pair were made by Sony with "extra bass". I like a strong bottom end, so to speak. Anyway, I destroyed multiple pairs of those because of my running and profuse sweating. They just cannot handle all the water I produce. My last pair was a JBL set that sounded good, and never were affected by my running sweat. They died a few days ago, and so I found these. Anker is a good brand name, and their products are historically good quality. With so many good reviews and the price very reasonable, I decided to try them. I have learned that speakers and headphones have a "breaking in" period and usually sound better after you have used them for a while. Out of the box, these sound great. Seriously, they sound as good as the best ones I have ever owned. And I am very critical when it comes to sound quality. The only complaint I have, and it really isn't a complaint, is that they are definitely bass heavy. I like that, but some may want a more flat sound. Beyond the heavy bass (which I like), the mid and upper range sound very well balanced. I ran for an hour with them today. They stayed put in my ears with no problem. I did not use any of the extra ear things that go on the outside of the buds, to help hold them in your ears I guess. They were firm and solid and I never worried about them falling out during my entire run. I cannot say yet if they can handle my sweat, but if they cannot, I will definitely update this review. If you see no update, they are good. I read a few reviews that complained about lack of bass. That is not possible with these. Earbuds that fit inside the ear must seal in your ear or the bass will disappear. This is the case with every single "inside" earbud I have owned, so if someone says these have no bass, it is because they did not seal them in their ears properly. I use the biggest rubber ear insert to ensure all air gaps are closed, which also blocks out any exterior noise. These do not cancel noise, but they block noise when properly sealed in the ears. When I was in my 20s, my ears were the smallest ever. Tiny little ears. Now in my 50s, my ears are bigger. Why is it that ears grow as you age? Anyway, since I have normal size ears now, I expect anyone with normal size ears will not have a problem getting these to seat properly. That is all I got. I love them. Excellent value and excellent purchase. Update: just wanted to add that I tested them with YouTube on my phone and the audio was synced well with the video. I saw that another reviewer complained for them the audio was out of sync. It could be they have an older device with an old bluetooth radio (my phone is a Galaxy Note 9), or some other reason. I disconnected the earbuds and used the speakers on my phone, and the audio was synced exactly the same way as when I used the earbuds. Therefore the wireless connection did not add any delay as far as I can tell. Holy moly macharal! I just walked all over my house with my phone on one far side, and not once did my earbuds disconnect. I have NEVER been able to walk that far away from my phone and still get a connection. My house is not huge, but no bluetooth set has ever had a reliable connect more than halfway through my house. I think this is due to the latest bluethooth tech, but the fact these buds work so far away is amazing. OK, so I have yet to find any single complaint about these buds. The only thing I can see as an issue is reliability, because I have no long term experience, and can they handle my massive sweat volumes? Time will tell. I will update this review if they fail. For now, awesome. Huge fan.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good sound, excellent noise isolation, great value!
*by Y***I on December 19, 2019*

I have had the Soundcore Liberty Neo earbuds for about two weeks. now. In the past I have used and very much enjoy the sound quality of the Jaybird X series (X2, X3, X4). I wanted to have a spare pair in case I forget the Jaybirds and really like the truly wireless earbuds, but for a spare was looking for something that was not as expensive. I also tried the Liberty Air, but found those did not stay in my ears when working out at the gym, so I gave them to my son, who loves them. Because these have the air stabilizers I figured that this is what I need for my ears (the Jaybirds have the ear stabilizers and they stay in my ear with no issues, although they also have the cable between the two buds). The Liberty Neo's do stay in my ears very well. Maybe not perfect, as my left ear seems to be the problematic ear and I feel the left starting to get loose occasionally, but truthfully, I trust these and I am not worried that they will pop out while doing a strenuous exercise, like happened with the Liberty Air. The other thing is that for me, these make perhaps the best seal I ever had on a set of earbuds and thus the noise isolation I find to be superb. These block out the sounds in the gym very well, better than the Jaybirds or anything else I have tried, so for me, that is a big plus. For sound quality, I think these sound very nice. I compared them to the Jaybird X4's that I have and think the Jaybirds sounds is a little more rich and fuller and the Jaybirds get more volume, so I do not need to have my phone volume up as high, but even though the Jaybirds are better, the difference is not that great and these sound very good. It was only when switching back and forth between the two that I can hear the difference. If I just pop the Liberty Neo's in my ears and start the music without the direct comparison to my ears they sound great, perhaps about the same. Now the Jaybird's have an app that I can customize the sound with and the Liberty Neo's do not. From what I see, if you want that extra level that perhaps equal (or maybe betters something like a Jaybird) then the Liberty 2 Pros seem to be the pair to get from the Soundcore brand. I am almost disappointed that I did not opt for them, but they are significantly more money than the Liberty Neo's and in the end these do sound great. My biggest complaint I think is with the case. To me they just do not open wide enough. I see some reviewers show that the case broke and I am wondering if that is because they tried to open it too far. I showed these to someone else and could see them open it up and hear the case make some noise as they were expecting it to open wider. I would expect a case to open to around 90 degrees, but I would say these open to maybe 60 max. That means it is a little harder to access the buds, especially when taking them out, and that I need to be careful to not open them too far. Not that major of a detriment, however something to be noted. The micro-USB charging port is not a big deal to me, as an iPhone user it will still be another cable to carry regardless and I have plenty of both micro and type C, so for me, people make too much of that. Battery life seems terrific to me, they can certainly last me through my workouts with no issues and being able to charge in the case means I always show up in the morning fully charged. I like that Soundcore provides more different sizes of ear tips and wings than most others out there. As I mentioned, I think I am getting the best seal with these and that is important for sound quality as well as noise isolation. They connect quickly, were easily paired to the iPhone and I was able to pair the left earbud separately so if I just want to use the left, that works as well. The way to do that for me, with the newer version (A3911031) is to turn the left earbud off completely by holding down the button until you see the LED turn red, then press and hold to turn it on in pairing mode (fast blinking). Overall these are excellent truly wireless earbuds and work very well and for the price they represent a terrific value. I very much recommend these, especially to those that find issues with earbuds that do not have the stabilizers (wings) to stay in your ears. They provide stability of fit, an excellent seal and very good sound for a budget price. Well worth a purchase. UPDATE: I saw a YouTube review of these and found out that the case does open further than I thought. It stops and if you push it a bit more it clicks and locks open at something closer to 90 degrees, so that is much better and it is now easier to get to the earbuds. This helps them to be even better to me, so I am really glad for this purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ What Will You Sacrifice For One Less Wire In Your Life?
*by S***. on August 26, 2019*

I should disclaim this review by saying I am a big fan of Anker products. So far, I have not regretted paying for what I’ve bought of theirs. That being said, the Soundcore Liberty is not my favorite... I don’t dislike it.. and I use my pair almost every single day but right now, it’s the only Bluetooth headphones I own so I think that’s why they see as much use as they currently do. Before, I have owned (and LOVED) the Soundbuds Slim! The only con to that pair of headphones was that the cord that connected the two ear buds would be pulled one way or another while I worked out... this annoyed me so I stared shopping for a *wireless* pair and I bought these! My hope was to use these while I worked out (leaving me freedom to attempt weightlifting and/or cry at the stationary bike without pulling Drake from my ears) and then use the Soundbuds Slim at work, but I accidentally left the Soundbuds behind at a restaurant in another state. So that left me with these as my only pair of Bluetooth headphones. My review of each aspect of the product is as follows: Sound Quality - The sound quality is good, spoken word (podcasts and such) is nice and crisp. I prefer more bass but I’ve also heard worse so I still give it 4 stars for what you pay. (It’s on par with SkullCandy...eh, maybe slightly better. Yeah, it’s better.) Battery life - Decent! I usually can listen to music or podcasts all day while also taking calls here and there and the battery doesn’t die on me. I take them out of the charging case at about 8a and can use them until 4-5ish and then I pop them back in during the drive home (15 min) and I can use them for the rest of the evening too! I usually charge the case every night just because I plug everything in at night... but I think I could go at least two days and not charge the case and I could keep my daily routine. Noise Cancelling - Well.. They plugs your ears.. so it does it’s job. I frequently fly and I’ve napped comfortably listening to soft piano and not been disturbed by the plane engines, turbulence, fussy babies, chatty kathys, flight attendants telling me to raise my seat back as we descend, so again; for what you pay, it does it’s job. Idk why “moisture wicking” is a category for me to rate... so I’m changing that to “How well they stay in the ear.” - Sometimes great, sometimes not. The buds do come with options to not only change the size of the inner ear piece but you can also add a piece that, when the bud is in your ear, will catch on the cartilage of your inner ear and help the bud stay in place. I found that adding that helped some. I’ve worked out and they have stayed in place and not budged an inch and I’ve been standing at the kitchen sink doing dishes and they would keep “popping” out of my ear. (Usually only one side) Other comments - I’m aware I bought WIRELESS but let me tell you, these little buds can be buggers to find when you’ve lost one of them so keep that in mind when purchasing. In the same theme, they are small enough that I’ve slipped one headphone in during a few particularly boring conversations and no one was the wiser. I’m conclusion: Would I buy again? - Yes... I would probably buy the Soundbud Slims first as they better fit my daily life but I will definitely keep these guys on hand for the moments where you need no wires!

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