Anker Soundcore Liberty Air X True Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case, Qualcomm aptX wholesale
$40
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Incredible Sound Loved by 20 Million+ People Expertly Tuned Sound: Graphene drivers oscillate with extreme precision to deliver sound with pinpoint accuracy and clarity across a wider soundstage. aptX technology delivers consistently high-quality audio via Bluetooth. Calls with Exceptional Clarity: Liberty Air X wireless earphones are equipped with dual microphones and the latest cVc 8.0 noise reduction technology. Your voice is optimized while background noise is minimized—ensuring you sound louder and clearer on the other end. 28-Hour Total Playtime: A full 7 hours of listening on a single charge is extended to a huge 28 hours of playtime with the included charging case. Integrated Touch Control: Answer calls or play, pause, and skip music via the touchpad on Liberty Air X wireless earphones.
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Amazon Customer –
An absolute fantastic product for the price. Much better than the El cheapo $7 ones, and the fit and finish are superb. The sound is almost on par with the first generation AirPods. Forget the Samsung, Pixel, and Airpod tax for disposable buds, this is the one you want. Well, if you’re an audiophile, you’ll be spending a lot more than those relatively mediocre products anyway.
Amazon Customer –
An absolute fantastic product for the price. Much better than the El cheapo $7 ones, and the fit and finish are superb. The sound is almost on par with the first generation AirPods. Forget the Samsung, Pixel, and Airpod tax for disposable buds, this is the one you want. Well, if you’re an audiophile, you’ll be spending a lot more than those relatively mediocre products anyway.
cfun –
I use these for work, although I’m only allowed to have one ear bud in while working, so noise cancelation isn’t really something I can comment on. I haven’t exactly figured out the touch controls, but I mostly use the controls on my phone to make adjustments. I have no trouble keeping them in my ears and the sound quality is great. So far the battery life is great and I even bought a pair as a gift for a friend because I liked them so much.
Rashid –
That what I expect! Voise is clear and quality! Thanks!
Rashid –
That what I expect! Voise is clear and quality! Thanks!
Joyce D Barrett –
I was pleasantly surprised! These work just as good if not better than AirPods. I do wish they held a charge longer as I listen to audible often and was why I needed them. So for anyone else not trying to use them for hours and hours I would imagine the battery life is more than sufficient. If something were to happen and I needed earbuds again, this will definitely be my go to!!!
Joyce D Barrett –
I was pleasantly surprised! These work just as good if not better than AirPods. I do wish they held a charge longer as I listen to audible often and was why I needed them. So for anyone else not trying to use them for hours and hours I would imagine the battery life is more than sufficient. If something were to happen and I needed earbuds again, this will definitely be my go to!!!
cfun –
I use these for work, although I’m only allowed to have one ear bud in while working, so noise cancelation isn’t really something I can comment on. I haven’t exactly figured out the touch controls, but I mostly use the controls on my phone to make adjustments. I have no trouble keeping them in my ears and the sound quality is great. So far the battery life is great and I even bought a pair as a gift for a friend because I liked them so much.
T. Woods –
I first bought the original Liberty Air model a couple of years ago, but in looking for a replacement that could be synced to multiple devices, I noticed the outstanding value in the newer “X” version. They’ve added improved sound and about 2 hours of battery life per charge. As it turned out, the value was so good I just bought 2 sets of the X version so that each of the other devices I wanted to connect simply have their own set of dedicated earbuds. The best part? This was substantially less cost than a new set that could connect to only 2 of the existing devices. Very happy with Anker quality and value… again!
T. Woods –
I first bought the original Liberty Air model a couple of years ago, but in looking for a replacement that could be synced to multiple devices, I noticed the outstanding value in the newer “X” version. They’ve added improved sound and about 2 hours of battery life per charge. As it turned out, the value was so good I just bought 2 sets of the X version so that each of the other devices I wanted to connect simply have their own set of dedicated earbuds. The best part? This was substantially less cost than a new set that could connect to only 2 of the existing devices. Very happy with Anker quality and value… again!
Glowing –
I use these when on the treadmill at home and they work great. I have a fan blowing air 5 feet away and an old squeeky treadmill and while I have to put them near max volume these earbuds come through. I am picky about the fit but these don’t bother me after an hour. I use them to watch videos, haven’t tried music, but I have no gripe with sound quality. If I was looking for earbuds for music I’d spend more.
Glowing –
I use these when on the treadmill at home and they work great. I have a fan blowing air 5 feet away and an old squeeky treadmill and while I have to put them near max volume these earbuds come through. I am picky about the fit but these don’t bother me after an hour. I use them to watch videos, haven’t tried music, but I have no gripe with sound quality. If I was looking for earbuds for music I’d spend more.
VB Wright –
I own five or six Soundcore devices that I think highly of, but when I bought these Soundcore Liberty Air X earbuds, I had no expectations for them except that they not be as uncomfortable as my AirPods, which give my ears bruises in the only orientation they work.The box arrived, and first off, the packaging is seriously good. It’s organized, compact, and it feels like they were designed to be a premium product. The buds come with a cable, charging case, sizers, and a few wax cleaners (well, toothpicks). The stock sizers fit, but I switched for one smaller so my ears can heal a little, and when I put them in, I panicked. It felt like they got sucked into my head, the world went silent, and I had to pull one out to make sure I didn’t go deaf. Nope, just really good noise cancelling.The next day I cleaned up my AirPods and gave them away.The case is nice, but if I have to complain, it’s light and doesn’t feel as good as AirPods in your hand. When I dropped it, it also launched the earbuds pretty far, which was annoying but better than denting or breaking. The earbuds are also light, and they’re sensitive enough to touch that I’ve tried to readjust an ear and accidentally disconnected them. It’s awesome that people can hear me through my mask, but I have to be careful not to disturb them when readjusting it in public.Other than that, the sound quality is great, and I’ve yet to kill them after a day or two of constant use. They’re either not BT5 or don’t use whatever quick pair technology, because they don’t move between devices automatically, which suits me well because every device I work from has BT and I don’t necessarily want audio routing to change on a whim.I’m a fan. They’re a little last gen, a little plain, but they’re quality, and I find myself wanting to just keep one or both in for the noise cancelling and forgetting they’re there because they don’t hurt to use for hours a day. By far my favorite in-ear set now.
VB Wright –
I own five or six Soundcore devices that I think highly of, but when I bought these Soundcore Liberty Air X earbuds, I had no expectations for them except that they not be as uncomfortable as my AirPods, which give my ears bruises in the only orientation they work.The box arrived, and first off, the packaging is seriously good. It’s organized, compact, and it feels like they were designed to be a premium product. The buds come with a cable, charging case, sizers, and a few wax cleaners (well, toothpicks). The stock sizers fit, but I switched for one smaller so my ears can heal a little, and when I put them in, I panicked. It felt like they got sucked into my head, the world went silent, and I had to pull one out to make sure I didn’t go deaf. Nope, just really good noise cancelling.The next day I cleaned up my AirPods and gave them away.The case is nice, but if I have to complain, it’s light and doesn’t feel as good as AirPods in your hand. When I dropped it, it also launched the earbuds pretty far, which was annoying but better than denting or breaking. The earbuds are also light, and they’re sensitive enough to touch that I’ve tried to readjust an ear and accidentally disconnected them. It’s awesome that people can hear me through my mask, but I have to be careful not to disturb them when readjusting it in public.Other than that, the sound quality is great, and I’ve yet to kill them after a day or two of constant use. They’re either not BT5 or don’t use whatever quick pair technology, because they don’t move between devices automatically, which suits me well because every device I work from has BT and I don’t necessarily want audio routing to change on a whim.I’m a fan. They’re a little last gen, a little plain, but they’re quality, and I find myself wanting to just keep one or both in for the noise cancelling and forgetting they’re there because they don’t hurt to use for hours a day. By far my favorite in-ear set now.
Jeff –
I went through a period where the pairing kept failing nearly every time I used them (i.e., about 7-10 times every week). I must have reset to the default 20 times. By accident, I discovered a trick. Don’t flip the cover open and immediately remove the earbuds. Wait a few seconds after opening the cover, until the little white light on each earbud lights. Since slowing down and waiting, I haven’t had any pairing problems in over 3 months.
Jeff –
I went through a period where the pairing kept failing nearly every time I used them (i.e., about 7-10 times every week). I must have reset to the default 20 times. By accident, I discovered a trick. Don’t flip the cover open and immediately remove the earbuds. Wait a few seconds after opening the cover, until the little white light on each earbud lights. Since slowing down and waiting, I haven’t had any pairing problems in over 3 months.
Earthling1984 –
Look. I read reviews. I saw some saying they don’t get loud enough. Some saying they were wrong version. All I know is I paid like 30 bucks for headphones with a charging case that seem good.Do they get ear drum breaking loud? No, thank god. I am fine with that. Do they sound good to me? Yes. Do they work as they should, Yes. For the price, if they last 1 to 2 years even I am happy.*Edit. Somehow I lost these. 🙁 My bad. Now they are 60 bucks. Won’t buy them for that. If they get back to 30ish I’ll get another pair. I’ve had the same pair of Maui Jim sunglasses for 7 years. How did I lose these? I just can’t justify $60 more. I only had them a week or two. I did go to Vegas and they didn’t come home with me. No big deal. I was ready to order another pair for $30; but, not $60. I have a pair of Anker SoundBuds Slim+ that I am happy with for now (have had them about 2 years. Minimal use. Still work like new).
Earthling1984 –
Look. I read reviews. I saw some saying they don’t get loud enough. Some saying they were wrong version. All I know is I paid like 30 bucks for headphones with a charging case that seem good.Do they get ear drum breaking loud? No, thank god. I am fine with that. Do they sound good to me? Yes. Do they work as they should, Yes. For the price, if they last 1 to 2 years even I am happy.*Edit. Somehow I lost these. 🙁 My bad. Now they are 60 bucks. Won’t buy them for that. If they get back to 30ish I’ll get another pair. I’ve had the same pair of Maui Jim sunglasses for 7 years. How did I lose these? I just can’t justify $60 more. I only had them a week or two. I did go to Vegas and they didn’t come home with me. No big deal. I was ready to order another pair for $30; but, not $60. I have a pair of Anker SoundBuds Slim+ that I am happy with for now (have had them about 2 years. Minimal use. Still work like new).
Jesu –
Exactly what I would expect from a product like this, lightweight, extremely easy pairing and syncing, zero lag on YouTube and the touch controls work well thus far.They were shipped charged, and in a packaging experience that I loved.The sound cancelling is more of a muting, stick your fingers in your ear, lightly and you’ll get the idea. Which is exactly what I prefer.The response seems a bit more mid biased than I expected, but it’s definitely usable.These are my first device of this kind, and being unfamiliar with the lack of wires, and expecting some sort of weight, it was extremely surprising when I didn’t encounter any wires when putting my mask and glasses on, or taking them off.It’s absolutely fantastic.
Jesu –
Exactly what I would expect from a product like this, lightweight, extremely easy pairing and syncing, zero lag on YouTube and the touch controls work well thus far.They were shipped charged, and in a packaging experience that I loved.The sound cancelling is more of a muting, stick your fingers in your ear, lightly and you’ll get the idea. Which is exactly what I prefer.The response seems a bit more mid biased than I expected, but it’s definitely usable.These are my first device of this kind, and being unfamiliar with the lack of wires, and expecting some sort of weight, it was extremely surprising when I didn’t encounter any wires when putting my mask and glasses on, or taking them off.It’s absolutely fantastic.