Due to the peculiarities of the emphasis on the low frequencies, the middle here is somewhat failed. The Liberty Air 2 have a more comprehensive touch-sensitive control scheme, an integrated microphone that does a better job of isolating speech from ambient noise, and a dedicated companion app with a graphic EQ and audio presets. The only thing is that they’re a little bulky in the ear and most of the time I can only fit one in my helmet without struggling.

Anker claims that you’ll get 5 hours, 30 minutes of playback and in our testing, we surpassed that at exactly 6 hours, 2 minutes. Being so very much frustrated since July, once I noticed that someone else was experiencing a similar problem I just couldn’t help myself in reaching out for any suggestion to hopefully try to get the full benefits that these earbuds have to offer. I will say that he has done pretty good cleaning the p2 that I gave to him to use when he was at school for lunch and breaks.Their charging case feels quite sturdy, so it should take a few drops and bumps without sustaining much damage. However, the Liberty Air 2 doesn’t have as stable of a fit as the Spirit Dot 2—it has a stemmed design and doesn’t have ear stays. For anyone who doesn’t mind paying a little more to get the best, then check out the Jabra Elite 7 Active. The Life Dot 2 block out more ambient noise, feature a better integrated mic, and have a much longer total runtime of close to 100 hours.

If I were now choosing budgetary completely wireless headphones for myself, then it is very likely that I would have chosen these.The Anker Life Dot 2 come with a case advertised to hold enough charge for almost 100 hours of continuous playback, although we don't currently test that. They have over seven hours of continuous battery life and their case is advertised to hold enough extra charges for just under 100 hours of playback.