Soundcore Liberty Left Earbud Not Charging

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!

The search for a higher end true wireless earbud can be daunting to say the least. I have the Shure TW2 with the AONIC4 and SE215 earbuds for the gym and rudimentary activities. As for flights, there is still the issue of the high pitch hiss of the plane. I have the original Bowers and Wilkins PX Headphones and carry them around on the long flights. I used Ray of Light (Madonna) for testing initially. I can hear virtually everything. I think. All aounnd my head. Reminds me of the quadraphonic days (A long time ago). Now the present day. I was wishing for a good set of earbud for flights. The party line is for the Bose or Sony In ear TWs. The clincher for me was the charging case. The charging case acts as a Bluetooth transmitter. It works. The only drawback for me was the charge time which will likely be 4 hours. Maybe a little more. I have not tested that part yet. The complaints about the sound are that there is no equalizer for the app. So be it. the tuning for the PI7 S2 are just fine for me. Enough bass but not too much. The total sound is all around my head. Totally immersive sound. Bottom line. I am very happy. The charging case is the clinching factor for me. I decided to step away from all the hype with the other brands. I was suffering from paralysis from analysis. So I just made the purchase. I did but an outer case for some $12 from i different web vendor so I could house the cables.

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

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

Update to a review I'd left previously. The charging car mount is a solid piece of equipment -- it feels sturdy and well-built, and I have no concerns about it falling from where it's mounted thanks to the adhesive strip. The 12V charger provides enough power to give my iPhone 12 mini a respectable charge, even when streaming music and navigating with GPS. However, I strongly recommend against mounting it on the dashboard if you live somewhere hot and sunny -- owing to its dark color and metal exterior, this thing gets mighty hot, and your phone will too if it's exposed. Definitely find a spot on the center console, preferably where it can get some air, if that's the case. Once I did that, the mount worked beautifully. No more fiddling with cables or having an air vent blocked by a mount -- this thing does the job.

The charge indicator makes it easy to see how much charge you have left when you plug in. Charging time seems quicker than the OEM chargers for the camera. The interchangeable battery plates make is easy to charge my other point and shoot cameras.

The compact V Mount market has a bunch of options. I've mostly use manufacturer batteries or dummy solutions thus far. I was looking for a battery that has multiple connections to power other accessories. This battery doesn't disappoint in that aspect. I like that it's light and you can charge it using the usb-c port. If you are going this route, be sure to use a 60W charger to give it enough juice. The regular cell phone chargers don't have the power to charge this battery. To get the optimal charging time, I'd suggest a dtap charger for sure. Reason I say grab tow is you can leave one charging while you use the other one. In testing, this battery was able to power my camera alone for 6 hours and still had 50% left. The display is nice and bright. It's great to have a percentage indicator vs just LED's to let you know how much capacity you have left. Will definitely recommend these batteries. Great value for price and fast shipping from B&H.

only criticism is that the rubber covering the port for the charging cord is too stiff. Left as is, it will eventually damage the cord, port or both. I cut it out to avoid damage. Other than that i couldnt be happier with it. I would also love to see this product include a touch pad on the keyboard, THEN it would be perfect!

LCD is a great feature to quickly see how much charging is left. Nice and compact for travel. Versatile charging in the car or house outlet with a USB wire and appropriate adapter.