Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro Left Earbud Not Working

I’ve had these earbuds for about a year now and I think they deserve a review. I lost my left earbud for a month one time and had no idea where it went. Turns out I dropped it outside to my surprise I plug it back in and it works perfectly! With me mowing over it, rain and cold temps it kept all its high tech features. This is as about 3 months ago and it still works… Just an amazing product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great headphones for my phone. I was pleasantly surprised for their price, how great they sounded. We have typically used other high end brands that sound great, and these are going to replace those. There are so many great features that are note worthy: -Great sound blocking -good wire and headphones crunstructability and feel -the in-line remote actually works well -and the earbud clip built into the wire is great if your walking around, and you don't want the earbud (not being used) just swinging around getting damaged. - to help identify which is your left or right headphone, the left one has a bump on the back of it, while right one has is dimpled. My only request would be to have some sort of case that comes with it. When we travel, we put our headphones in the seat pocket in front of us. The kids left theirs behind once. After that, we started tethering a lanyard to each of them. This would stick out of the seatback pocket, and remind us to grab it. We would like for case to have a clip on it, for a lanyard. These are great travel headphones. Great sound with great sound blocking. Great job Belkin!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used some higher-end noise-cancelling headphones before, and overall I'm really impressed with how well these Soundcore Life Tune Pro headphones stack up against them. First of all, the headphones themselves feel well-made, with an attractive design and comfortable fit. They also come with a high-quality case that adds to the idea that this is a truly premium product. They connect easily enough to my devices, and the sound quality is excellent. Sound quality is definitely one of the most important things for me, and while some Bluetooth headphones can be unreliable in this area, the Soundcore Life Tune Pro headphones perform great. The noise-cancelling works beautifully, which also adds to the great-quality listening experience. When you have good noise-cancelling headphones, you don't have to turn your music up too loud in order to hear everything. The battery life is great, which is also important for me - not necessarily because I'm on the go all the time or anything, but because I'm just forgetful (if you know, you know). Overall, these headphones don't disappoint, and they definitely exceeded my expectations.

I've been looking for years for an earbud that will not fall out of my ears while running/working out. I found them. Compared to other models/brands that advertise the same, these were much cheaper. They turn on/off just by putting them on/taking them off your ears. I use these for working out as well as making phone calls at work. Sound quality is good for an earbud. I have found no negatives yet with this product. Buy it.

I upgraded from a $ worthless thing that might as well have been an earbud. Needless to say, I'm loving this microphone. I've used it with several different software packages, and they all required no setup. It just worked, and all four modes are clear and obvious.It's nearly the size of the lamp I have on my computer desk. It will get attention when I bring it to school. A more traditional form factor for home use might be welcome for the next round of product. I have no idea if the mic itself could be smaller, but the stand is tall enough to let you flip it over, which means it's up about 4 inches. All totalled, it's taller than my keyboard is wide.My hope is to get it working either with my Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet or with another Android device via USB adpter. No luck yet. So far for me it's Windows only.(I can't recommend this for pro recording, not because of the product at all, but I'm not a pro, and I certainly haven't done any rigorous testing. I'll leave that suggestion to those more apt to make it.)

I just received this case and I love it. Many other reviewers have extolled this case's virtues, so I thought my post should be devoted to all the questions I had about this case before I got mine. So how exactly do the cubes work? All the walls of this case are padded. The usable interior space is approx 20 x 16.5 x 7. This space is filled with two sheets of cubes, each being 3.5 tall. Each cube is 4cm x 4cm on the surface and is 3.5 tall. Each cube (really a column) is lightly glued to the adjoining cubes, making it fairly easy to separate them, but no so easy that the cube-blanket falls appart. You can really do a lot with the cube-columns. I was even able to trim some and glue them back to the cube sheet to keep my lenses from moving around (probably not an issue). I spent many hours planning so that I didn't ruin the cube inserts. HPRC advises that you leave 1.5 (two cubes) between each item and I think they're spot on. If, like me, you're judicious (and full of fear), the planning and implementation could take 6 to 8 hours. My case is setup to hold: Zeiss ZF.2 50mm Makro Planar (top left) - spot for another lens - (top middle) Zeiss ZF.2 21mm (top middle) Zeiss ZF.2 100mm Makro Planar (top right) Nikon D7000 body (center left) 35mm DX Nikor (center middle) 15-55mm DX Nikor (center middle) Nikon D800E body (center right) Nikon SB-910 Speedlight (bottom left) A pit (4 x 6 x 7) for everything (bottom middle) Nikon SB-700 (bottom right)

Lean, strong, looks great, gives a great deal of liberty in using camera straps. What else do you need?

Working well with my Ipad Pro.

is better than one plus ear buds. that one left side not working after use fews time .

Can you adjust the volume with the touch sensors on the earbud?