Liberty 5 Pro

4NC in my opinion. There are upgrades to the Liberty 5, but I don't think they're monumental. 4NC work great and sound good There are new Liberty 5s coming out soon that got leaked. These sound like they have more upgrades that are worth it. https://www.soundguys.com/anker-soundcore-liberty-5-pro-13

Exact same problems with the Liberty 2 Air Pro's, went through 3 pair, 2 replaced under warranty. I'm on my second pair of Liberty 5 Pro's and exact same issue AGAIN. I clean them regularly with a brush and alcohol, even blow some heavy bass through them to dislodge anything else. Plus, if it were a

I can't really say anything negative about these right now—aside from the sound quality. Otherwise, the small display, the AI ​​translator, and the other features are actually quite good. However, I firmly believe that the primary purpose of earbuds is to listen to music, and everything else is just

I actually also have the previous call champ the Huawei Freebuds Pro 5 (and I also have the 4). I will have the Liberty 5 Pro tomorrow. For work, I have the EPOS Impact 1060 ANC as well as the EPOS Impact 860 ANC (when I need to be wired in a secure environment). The Freebuds Pro 5 are amazing in th

What phone is everyone on? Are you using LDAC? I think they are a solid earbud. I got the Pros, I don't know why someone would spend the extra money on the Pro Max knowing that the AI Note Taking is a gimmick but whatever. For $169 I think they sound great. Not to mention some of these issues can be

I love soundcore! If you're looking for a fairly inexpensive set from them, I'd check out the Liberty Buds (https://a.co/d/0cTx8yAv). They have great sound and stay locked in your ear with the ear fins. They are Airpod style where they don't have a rubber tip, but I've NEVER heard ANY earbud in this

I only received my Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max two hours ago, but I know exactly what you mean now. As far as the sound goes, they don't come anywhere close to the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro. It's a shame! I still need to test everything else thoroughly.

If you think the L4Ps sound bad, just wait until you hear the new Liberty 5 Pro Max. I could literally puke—they completely skimped on the drivers this time around. The bass is okay, and the mids are fine too, but the highs must have gotten lost somewhere on the way from Soundcore to me.