- Newly Launched Buds Liberty Open Ear Wireless Earbuds with 360Spatial™ Audio Experience, 16mm Beryllium Speaker, 60H Playtime, Quad Mic for Crystal-Clear Calls, Fast Charging, BT5.4

I’m extremely impressed with the Turk Liberty Open Ear Pods! The open-ear design is fantastic — it lets me stay aware of my surroundings while still enjoying my music or calls with great clarity. The sound quality is surprisingly good, with clear mids and highs, and just the right amount of bass. They are super lightweight and comfortable to wear for long hours — I barely notice them during my runs or while working at my desk. The Bluetooth connection is stable and pairs quickly with my devices. Battery life easily lasts me through the day, and the charging case is compact and easy to carry. I also love that they’re sweat-resistant, making them perfect for workouts or outdoor use. Overall, these earbuds exceeded my expectations — a great value for the price. Highly recommended!

Truke's open-ear earbuds shine with a lightweight clip-on design that rests comfortably on your ear, avoiding in-ear pressure for all-day wear—perfect for workouts or commutes without fatigue.Sound is crisp and balanced via 16mm Beryllium drivers, delivering clear treble, detailed vocals, and subtle bass that doesn't leak much, ideal for podcasts and calls with quad-mic ENC .Battery life impresses at 60 hours total (12 per charge).

First product from truke that I feel very disappointed with, for the following reasons : > Does not have dual connect - just a single connect > Even single connect is very buggy and just so to "wake" the earphones if you accidentally tap x3 times, you are doomed - because that is the RESET option and thus it immediately disconnects leaving you to re-pair the device and use > Mic quality is extremely poor - got feedback that it seems that I am speaking from another corner of the room, even though its snugly placed on my ears. and yes it does not have dual or quad mic and definitely NOT MEMS > I dont know how, but just once I managed to switch to spatial audio - and there is no refernce to it in the manual > No other options in touch like eq or bassmode or anything > Not worth the price ( yoga beat is 100x better and half priced ) > Could not return, as date range has passed so have to keep it > Did not test, but possibly battery life is good as I charged it 3-4 times only I own a S1 and also Clarity 2 which performs much much better than this Eventually had to buy truke Yoga Beat, which is surprisingly half the price and is an excellent OWS ( cannot post review here as bought from somewhere) In short - keep away from this and dont buy I will also mention that truke does make quality and affordable stuff and thus have bought only its stuff, but this is Heavily Disappointing both in product, and then looking at the price that you pay About the tech - yes in-ear buds do cause more wax development and some hearing loss in time succession, for which I switched to OWS, as I have to work with them for hours at strech sometimes

Okay it's a decently good pair of buds. I'm a sound engineer and I don't usually use these buds and stuffs but as trends catch up and I kinda needed something wireless while driving so decided to get a few open ears and got these too. Here's some details about what I've noticed after a week of burn in time. Open ears don't usually have the best bass or subs based on its design topology but it can go down to roughly 63,4 Hz.. but the complete frequency graph is kinda weird. There's a nasty low mid 250-700,800'ish Hz bumped up hilly curve which you can linearise or scoop down if your phone has a built-in GEQ. But the most annoying is a shrieky 3.5-4Khz boost which needs some taming. It's not a perfect set of buds but if one has the skills to tune this down, it can be made to sound pretty decent. Battery longevity and built quality is great. Oh and it's max SPL isn't that great if we try to curve up the subs, could distort a lil bit. Newys all in all for the price, it's great I guess.

Very Comfortable to Wear - 10/10 - These earbuds are soft and light. We can wear them for long hours without any pain which I like the most. Long Battery Life - 10/10 - These earbuds guves up to 12 hours of use with one charge and up to 60 hours with the case. Perfect for full-day use which everybody wants. Good for Sports and Workouts - 10/10 - fit so well and don’t fall out while running or exercising. They’re also water-resistant, so a little sweat or rain won’t harm them which is also a plus point which I like the most. Clear Call Quality - 9/10 - it's sound quality is so good even in noisy places. The built-in mics reduce background noise so the other person hears you clearly. Stylish Design - 10/10 - it's dual-tone look with matte and shiny finish gives them a nice, modern style. Works with Voice Assistants - 9/10 - One of the most important quality of these earbuds is that we can use Google Assistant or Siri with these earbuds. It’s easy to control music, ask questions, or send messages without touching phone which is a new feature. Warranty - 10/10 - Comes with a 1 year warranty which is plus point for me. Overall, These Truke Buds Liberty is great with good sound, long battery life, and comfort all day. Good for daily use, workouts, and clear calls and value for money

After using for 1 month.. its very OK .. Liked 1) fit is good and stable. Normal TWS would just fall of from my ears. So that problem is solved. 2) price is decent Didnot like 1) connection- it only connects to 1 device and not 2 as mentioned. 2) sound quality is too sharp with no bass at all. So abs no for music listening. Good for watching movies podcast 3) case is big and bulky In short im searching for a better product which can sound good for music but still have not got it. So trying to be satisfied with this