Liberty 5

To everyone saying wait for the 5 pro. I kind of feel like, depending on your use case, the premium they will charge for the pro won't be worth it. Based on what we know so far, the pro won't be necessarily improving on the sound quality (potentially dropping LDAC and going for some insanely new Blu

so I know this one. First off the earfun air pro 4 are not supposed to be compared to anything above about $120 usd range (maybe you could squeak the sound-peat's h3 (which is more often what most people debate against). They are more a budget brand like Tozo, Sound core, sound peat, etc.. high qual

Liberty 4 (non-nc) is the best in my opinion. Best fit, best audio and least bugs. (Yes, i have found lots of bugs in my Soundcore in-ears)From my testing L4 > L3P > L4NC > L5 > L4P

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

Well I appreciate this world record of call quality of liberty 5/pro but I’ve had bad experiences with 4 Soundcore earbuds so far, and honestly I regret recommending them to friends and family. They feel premium at first and the sound is impressive, but they do not age well. My Liberty 4 ANC had ter

Ich verwende aktuell unterschiedliche Modelle und bin mit allen zu dessen Zweck zufrieden: Soundcore Libery 5 Sie dichten das Ohr ab und isolieren einen angenehm von den umliegenden Geräuschen. Das NC funktioniert ist aber gegenüber meinem OnEar Jabra Evolve2 85 oder dem Sony OverEar WH1000XM2 nicht

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