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Costco Members: Anker Liberty Air 2 Pro NC Wireless Earbuds (Black) Expired
$35
$58.99
+ Free Shipping
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Soundcore by Anker Liberty Air 2 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds (Black, A3951011) for $34.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Phenom2001 for finding this deal.
Note: Non-Members can pay a 5% surcharge.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member Phenom2001 for finding this deal.
Note: Non-Members can pay a 5% surcharge.
Features:
- Targeted Active Noise Cancelling, with HearID Personalized EQ
- Bluetooth 5.0 with up to 26 Hour Playtime with included Charging Case
- 6 Mics with Noise-Reduction for Crystal Clear Calls
- Qi Wireless Charging & USB-C Fast Charginging Compatible
- IPX4 Water & Sweat Resistance
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- Price is valid until 12/18/22
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.2 from over 90 Costco customer reviews.
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- Details of Costco's return policy here.
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Edited November 22, 2022
at 10:55 AM
This is the lowest I've ever seen Liberty Air 2 Pro. If you happen to be a Costco member the price is $34.99. For a non-member and a 5% surcharge, $36.74.
https://www.costco.com/soundcore-...79191.html
https://www.costco.com/soundcore-...79191.html
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Costco showing OOS 11/22/22 ~ 10:30pm CT --- BACK IN STOCK
Also seems to be available in Amazon for same price here [amazon.com]
Also seems to be available in Amazon for same price here [amazon.com]
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For reference, QC45 reduces the noise of my shark vacuum by 70%, while this one reduces it by hardly 30% or so even with full ANC indoor mode.. However, it definitely works really well to drown noise from vehicle traffic outside my apartment... Microphones are great too for meetings, but pick up background noise while I'm cooking or cleaning while on a call..
Overall, you won't get better earbuds at this price for a while, so go for it...
Someone mentioned they needed the app to switch noise cancellation.. I'm able to switch it by holding the earbud sensor for 2 seconds.. I only use the app for their ambient music/sounds of nature features...
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If you download the soundcore app, you can update the firmware and enable LDAC codec.
It's really good actually. Have to activate through the soundcore app though.
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It's pretty good, with a noticable and pleasant reduction in noise ... But don't expect QC or XM quality from these...
For reference, QC45 reduces the noise of my shark vacuum by 70%, while this one reduces it by hardly 30% or so even with full ANC indoor mode.. However, it definitely works really well to drown noise from vehicle traffic outside my apartment... Microphones are great too for meetings, but pick up background noise while I'm cooking or cleaning while on a call..
Overall, you won't get better earbuds at this price for a while, so go for it...
Someone mentioned they needed the app to switch noise cancellation.. I'm able to switch it by holding the earbud sensor for 2 seconds.. I only use the app for their ambient music/sounds of nature features...
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$58.99 - $20.65 = $38.34
Amazon came out to $38.34 for black and $38.99 for blue or white wiith coupon.
If that's your ONLY use case, you'll be disappointed... It's decent, but not great or excellent in any sense..
however, it's great at this price point, since the real good noise cancellation ones would generally run 100+
It comes down to what noise you're looking to cancel? Some basic ambient sound of passing vehicles or distant music - it'll work just fine... But if you're looking to use it in a machine shop, in loud areas, or during transit on subway or airplane, you'll be disappointed