Reviewers Liked
- IPX4, Purchase supports global reforestation, Compact charging case, Microphone quality, Mono listening, Onboard touch (tap) controls
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Connectivity issues, Unstable fit, SBC only, Distortion at loud volumes
House of Marley Liberate Air
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Trusted Reviews
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House of Marley's Liberate Air are an environmentally conscious pair of true wireless earbuds at a well-judged price. While they're by no means flawless, they sound good and it would be difficult to find a pair of sustainable true wireless earphones at...
By What Mobile
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Available from Amazon for £125House of Marley are a brand who produce all of there audio products from sustainably sourced materials and the latest creation the liberate air truly wireless earphones. They have been made from a combo of bamboo, FSC...
By TechRadar
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The best thing about the House of Marley Liberate Air true wireless earbuds is their design: they look great, feel really secure, and they're eco-friendly to boot.Sound-wise, they're extremely bassy: this could be ideal for runners who want to bolster...
By goodhousekeeping.co.uk
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If you're eco-conscious and looking for a pair of great-sounding wireless headphones, you won't need to look further than the House of Marley Liberate Air earbuds. They're made from bamboo, aluminium and recycled materials, and for every pair purchased,...
By Channel News Australia
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The Liberate Air is a beautiful looking, sustainable addition to the truly wireless buds' market that comes with all the bells and whistles plus the addition of longer battery life and strong bass. However, inconsistencies with touch control...
By Sound Guys
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While the Liberate Air isn't the best bang for your buck in terms of audio clarity, eco-conscious consumers can listen easily, knowing a portion of their purchase went toward reforestation efforts. If you want a compact pair of true wireless earbuds...
By gadgetexplained.com
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They say variety is the spice of life and that, certainly, seems to be the House Of Marley ethos when releasing the Liberate Air, which are a pair of true wireless earbuds with a bamboo twist! Aesthetically, the House Of Marley Liberate...
By Hifitest.de
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Mit dem Liberate Air dürfen sich die Kids auf der Fridays-for-Future-Demo blicken lassen. Und auch alle anderen können mit ihm genussvoll und mit gutem Gewissen Musik...
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