Liberty 4 Pro | Noise Cancelling True-Wireless Earbuds

The reason I bought these ear buds was that upon doing my research - reading reviews from online publications like cnet, wired, pcmag, etc. - I discovered that there was consensus. These ear buds had the best sound and noise canceling in its price range (under $100). After spending a week listening to them with different genres of music I can honestly say that these ear buds are ridiculous. If you’re some self-proclaimed audiophile and have, out of hand, a bougie disdain for inexpensive audio products, then you’re not an audiophile. These ear buds produce amazingly accurate sound. Strait out of the box they sound great. But I have some hearing loss in the lows and highs. So, through the app I was able to tweak the sound with the graphic equalizer and produce the perfect sound profile for my hearing and taste. The app even offers a high quality hearing test. I was able to set my sound profile based on my specific hearing deficiencies. Then there’s the noise canceling. Damn! I have a pair of Sony wireless headphones that make the outside world disappear. These ear buds came damn close to that level of noise canceling. Now, to be honest, these are ear buds, not headphones. So, even the highest price ear buds are not gonna be as good as a set of quality headphones, But, my goodness, they were friggin close. After grocery shopping, with my ear buds still in, I slammed my truck door - didn’t hear it. I started my truck (which has a loud rumble, again I didn’t hear it. Heck, a lady in the store tried to get my attention in the store to reach something on a high shelf. Never heard her. Finally, she tapped me on the shoulder to get my attention. I read hear body language to understand what she wanted. Why didn’t I turn off the noise canceling? I don’t know how to do that yet. I gotta rub it or tap it to make them do stuff, but I haven’t figured that out yet. I’m still performing all of the functions by my phone. Anyway, just trust me, these ear buds are amazing. If you have an uncontrollable need to buy more expensive audio equipment, the you do you. But if you want a set of ear buds that sound as good as ANY OTHER ear buds on the market, then these are the ones to buy. For less than $100 you get a set of ear buds that are absolutely audiophile quality. Happy listening!

I’m a 43-year-old guy with decent hearing, no major loss, just some natural decline with age, and I use earbuds daily for running, working out, housework, calls, and the occasional moment of peace from the chaos of parenting. I previously used the Soundcore P3 earbuds, which I really liked, but I lost one of them and needed a replacement. After some research, I landed on the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, and I’m genuinely impressed with how much of an upgrade these are across the board.Sound and Noise CancellationThe sound quality is fantastic. Music and podcasts come through loud, crisp, and full of detail. Bass is strong but not overwhelming, and vocals are clear and clean. Whether I’m zoning out during a treadmill run or catching up on a podcast while folding laundry, I never have to crank the volume just to hear what’s going on.The adaptive noise cancelling (ANC) is a huge highlight. It automatically adjusts to your environment, and you can also manually choose from ten levels of noise cancellation in the app or case. I’ve set it up so I use:- Passthrough mode for outdoor runs (so I can still hear traffic),- Full ANC for the gym or treadmill,- And sometimes just to block out the kids and grab a little quiet.- The transitions between modes are smooth, and the app makes it easy to switch.Fit and ComfortRight out of the box, the default tips fit well, but Anker includes five extra sizes, which is a nice touch. The earbuds have stayed in place securely during my runs and gym sessions, no slipping or loosening at all. They’re also surprisingly comfortable even for extended wear. No ear fatigue after hours of use.Controls and CustomizationThe physical buttons are one of my favorite features. My old P3s used touch controls, and I was always accidentally changing songs or adjusting volume with a brush of my hand. These mechanical buttons are much more precise, no more accidental skips mid-run. I customized the controls using the Soundcore app:- Long press: Switch between passthrough and full ANC- Single tap: Volume up (right) / Volume down (left)- Double tap: Play/pause- Triple tap: Next (right) / Previous track (left)Everything is responsive, and I love that I can tailor it exactly to how I use the earbuds.App IntegrationThe Soundcore app adds a lot of functionality. Besides ANC and button customization, I ran the sound test (HearID) to personalize the audio to my hearing. It made a subtle but noticeable difference in clarity and balance. The app also lets you check battery levels, change EQ settings, and get firmware updates.Call QualityI made a call while doing dishes, with water running in the background, and my wife said she couldn’t hear the water at all. I could hear her clearly, too. The six-mic setup with AI noise reduction clearly works, these are some of the best call-quality earbuds I’ve used.Battery Life and ChargingBattery life is solid. I used them for about 4 hours straight, 2 hours of full ANC on the treadmill and 2 hours of housework, and they only dropped from 100% to 35%. That's impressive considering ANC was on the entire time.The fast charging is also a win. A quick 10-minute top-up gives me plenty of use time. The case has a digital readout showing the battery percentage, which is way more useful than trying to guess from a blinking light.Maybe I'm old, and this feature is standard, but when I take one of the earbuds, it pauses what I'm listening to, then when I put it back, it starts again. I thought that was a cool feature.What’s in the BoxInside the package:- The earbuds and charging case (USB-A to USB-C)- Five extra sets of tips for different ear sizes- A USB-A to USB-C cable- An instruction manualDrawbacksThe charging case is a little larger than I’m used to. It’s still pocketable, but definitely bulkier than the P3’s case.The sliding mechanism on the case lid takes a little getting used to. It’s secure, but feels different than the usual flip-top design.While I prefer the physical buttons to touch controls, I do wonder how well they’ll hold up long term with repeated use. So far, though, they’re working great.The charging cable they include is very short. It’s fine if you’re plugging into a laptop, but less convenient if your outlet is lower on the wall or further away.Final VerdictIf you're someone who’s active, listens to music and podcasts daily, takes calls on the go, and values sound quality, noise cancellation, and control customization, these are a fantastic choice. They’re a definite step up from the P3s and hold their own against higher-end earbuds at a much more reasonable price.Would highly recommend, especially if you're looking for earbuds that can keep up with both your workouts and your everyday life.

These Earplugs Are One Of The Best Earplugs I Have. I Like Everything About Them; The Case, The Noise Cancellation, & The Comforting Feeling.
I Would Totally Recommend It To Anyone.

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Shoutout To The Support Team, They Really Know How To Help You The Best Way Possible, They Are One Of The Main Reasons Why This Brand Makes It The #1 In My Opinion.
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I had the liberty pro 3 and I loved them so much I wore them out.These are better.Lighter weight. I did not think I would care for the new design. Improment on the connection quality. I miss the light in the old case. The new screen in this case is cool. I like how it shows a battery for the left and right ear bud. This case has only one light on the outside to show charging. The comfort is even better then the pro 3. The new function was easy to get used. The has a new button but also works as a swipe.The price for quality is insane. My example. I was vacuuming out my car listing to music. But the mike drop came when some one asked me to turn off my car alarm!!!!!! They are so good that I could not hear my car alarm going off as I was next to my car and going in and out of it vacuuming!!!!

Coming from AirPods Pro 2, I’d say the Liberty 4 Pro offer a similar experience while being overall better. You get longer battery life, the ability to fine tune the sound to your preference and arguable a more sleeker look.Sound wise, the Liberty 4 Pro out of the box is a bit too bass heavy for my liking but this can easily be fixed with the plethora sound customization options. Comfort and fit are excellent. Noise cancellation is excellent and right up there with the best from Apple and Bose. The transparency mode is not as good as Apple’s or Samsung’s but it’s definitely usable and you can hold a conversation. Where it lacks is overall clarity, level of white noise hiss and a slight sense of occlusion. The feature set is extensive including the ability to control some of the ambient settings of the earphones from the case. Also, you can locate the earbuds from the case if they are within Bluetooth range of course. You can locate both the case and earphones when using the Soundcore app. Controls on the earphones are similar to AirPods Pro so no complaints. And last but not least, the call quality is stellar with an excellent job filtering out background noises so the other caller can hear you clearly.Highly recommended!