Truly wireless earphones are looking like a big part of the future of personal audio, and fortunately they aren't very expensive anymore. Getting onto this bandwagon is an easier choice to make now that prices are reasonable, and it's possible to get a good pair of truly wireless earphones for less than Rs. 10,000[1] today. However, if you have an even lower budget than that, you'll want to ensure you're getting enough bang for your buck.
One affordable pair of truly wireless earphones that promises a lot is the Anker Soundcore Liberty Lite. This brand is well known for its affordable and capable power accessories, including chargers and power banks. Priced at Rs. 6,999, the Soundcore Liberty Lite earphones are well designed and have an impressive set of specifications, but how do they sound? We find out in our review.
Anker Soundcore Liberty Lite design and specifications
Truly wireless earphones are meant to be small, light, and discreet, and the Anker Soundcore Liberty Light earphones are exactly that. They don't attract too much attention, don't stick out of your ears too much, and fit comfortably and securely. The outer parts of each earphone have a button, and these can be used to control playback and summon the voice assistant on a paired smartphone.
However, you can't control volume from the earphones; this needs to be done on the source device. There is also an indicator light, while the inner sides of both earbuds have contact points for charging.
The sales package includes the two earbuds, the charging case, four pairs of ear tips, four pairs of ear wings, and a Micro-USB cable for charging the case. We found the fit of the earbuds most comfortable when using...