Soundcore
Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro
Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro by Anker Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds
Andrej Diamantstein
I bought those on September 8, today October 16 the left earbud stopped charging, a month and some days and it fails, that is.. unacceptable. do not buy this product, do not buy from this seller this is paramount to frod
Ramiro Zuluaga
Luis Ruiz
Me han gustado mucho estos audífonos. El diseño es muy bonito y se sienten como un producto de buena calidad desde el primer momento. La caja deslizable, además, me parece un detalle muy elegante y diferente.
En cuanto al funcionamiento, cumplen muy bien con lo que prometen. La cancelación de ruido me sorprendió bastante, especialmente porque la considero superior a la de otros audífonos de marcas que he probado anteriormente. Los componentes y materiales también se sienten de muy buena calidad.
Los compré aprovechando un descuento y, teniendo en cuenta el precio que pagué, considero que fue una compra totalmente acertada. Por calidad, diseño y prestaciones, estoy muy satisfecho con ellos.
Los recomiendo y les doy 5 estrellas. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ron
Really top-notch audio. I can't think of any option out there that for the price offers this much. Soun quality is crisp, the companion app has so many options to personalize your audio experience, and the materials in the earphones and charging case look and feel great.
SH
I have tried to use many different earbuds but these have been the best. The sound canceling is great, and so is the speakers. They are pretty light weight. The app is easy to use and they fit very nice in my pocket. They sit well in my ears with no trouble. I think they are great value for the cost compared to other brands that cost more money.
Only issue I can see with these earbuds is the case slides to open and I was worried that it could break easily. Use these almost every single day since I bought them and I haven't had an issue. The case also has a display to show you what your case percentage is at, as well as each individual earbuds.
The photo I took doesn't do the clarity justice as the product is very easy to read and isn't blurry at all. You can even adjust the display brightness.
Darius
Three stars because the sound quality is great. But mines arrived with a broken screen out of the box. Can’t return it because of where I live so it’s a lost for me.
Update: it did a firmware update an everything is fixed now.
Olayo's World
tiene buen sonido y son muy cómodos ,pero la bateria no dura las 10 horas que dicen durar, los compre para el trabajo y me duran maximo 5 horas, 😔 activando LDAC me duraron al rededor de 3 horas y media 😞😩 me decepcionaron
Brian
The bad:
1) battery does not last as advertised. They do last longer than the old a40 I used to have but still never the advertised 10hours. I would get maybe 8 hours with medium volume and now I can get maybe 4-6 per earbud
2) the anc hurts with loud enough noise. Not like jackhammer boiser. But cabin roadnoise with regular street tires. If it gets loud enough it makes a loud popping type of sound. The a40s also did this. If it’s too loud, i just leave them in normal mode
3) dual point connectivity does work… but... I use it to listen to music with my personal iphone and take work related calls with my work iphone. Every time I receive a call with my work phone, I have to manually reconnect with my personal phone to continue listening to music. The a40’s did not have this problem.
The good:
1) range. It may cut in and out after walking 100’ away but remains connected.
2) sound quality. Better than the earfun air 4 pro i traded for these
3) touch control. Probably my favorite. I can use a hooded shirt, and a hoodie, with work gloves, and with enough pressure it senses when i press. Maybe without gloves I can swipe. But that’s amazing.
4) charging case. Without a silicone cover, works great to adjust anc level. With silicone cover, some difficulty. Overall, love the case
Overall, 3 stars mainly because I consistently use two phones and hate having to pull phone out to reconnect. If the a40 had longer battery life, i’d probably prefer those. Better bang for the buck. I do enjoy these, but not with 2 phones which is my main reason for these.
Austin
Purchased about a week ago as of 11/26/25
-First Impressions: Sound quality is excellent. Very clear but not twangy. Handles all ranges very well. Even very bassey and busy EDM these handle and reproduce the sounds very well. I am very happy with the sound quality. I have Listened to AirPods Pro 2, Galaxy buds pro 3, Klipsch T5 II ANC, Soundcore p20i and liberty 4 NC. The only two pairs of buds that even compare to these in terms of sound quality in my opinion are the Klipsch T5 II ANC which is slightly better, and the liberty 4 NC, which is slightly worse. Close contenders after those two would be AirPods Pro 2 and galaxy buds 3. P20i do sound good, but aren’t anywhere near the price range.
- The app has a lot of features, as do the earbuds. You can adjust the case settings (Ambient sound, spacial audio, atmospheric pressure, find device and remote camera) in the app, this will decide what displays on the case based on what you want.
You can turn on voice detection, wearing detection, adaptive sound leakage compensation, set a safe volume (ranging from 75-100db) I highly recommend doing this off the bat as the earbuds can and will exceed 120db even above just half volume on your phone. For those of you who don’t know this is EXTREMELY loud. Loud enough to do permanent hearing damage in just 15 minutes. I imagine soundcore made them these loud for those hard of hearing, and for tracks that are just quieter. I listen to very loud music naturally so these were super loud when I first put them in. If you do the same save your self and set the safe volume. That way even if you max out your phone volume they will never pass the limit you set.
You can also adjust the ANC from 1-10 on the app, which is also very good when maxed out. The hearing test definitely helped me get a good EQ, but you can also good from one of soundcores many preset EQs, use spacial audio, or make your own EQ, so if they don’t sound good out of the box there’s no excuse for them to not sound good after you’ve played with the settings. The buds themselves have 4 customizable controls (single, double, triple and long press) you can also slide up and down for volume control and use them to answer and hang up calls, but these are not adjustable. Essentially the controls are just like AirPods Pro, you pinch the stem instead of trying to find the tip of the bud every time, which I definitely prefer. I just wish it was a bit louder according to your volume level. Like I can hear it ok when my music is turned down really quiet, but when I have it turned up I can’t hear it at all. Sometimes this causes me to double press because I didn’t hear the first press register.
The color options for this series could have been better. I understand this is soundcores premium earbuds and so they wanted them to look that way too. But the glossy finish on the black and blue options was a drawback for me. I would find myself constantly wiping fingerprints off the case. I think matte is always the better option, even if it doesn’t look as nice. As far as I can tell people can hear me fine on calls if that’s any testament to the mic quality. I have yet to really test the durability of them as I haven’t dropped them or the case. But the fact that they case slides open instead of opening like a hatch door, means they might be less likely to fall out when dropped in the case. I’ve pretty much always had that problem in the past with any other truly wireless earbuds. Not matter how hard or short the fall, they go flying out.
Pros:
-Excellent sound quality with super customizable EQ
-Very easy controls with pinch controls on earbuds, and some control on the case, with lots of customization on the app.
- good call quality
- comfortable for all day use
-super fast recharging case and earbuds
-Super loud but has a safe volume setting to limit the volume
-great ANC and transparency, transparency features is near-real time with almost no delay.
Cons:
-Case does not feel that durable - there’s some movement to the lid even when closed, and it’s pretty lightweight. Please not that I have not dropped these or tested them at all, I am only basing this off feel and previous experiences with electronics.
-Case controls are a bit gimmicky, there could definitely be better function overall with it. First there should definitely be volume control on the case, second it would be nice if there was a more tactile or responsive option than the Touch Bar. The responsiveness on it is good, but not great. Something tactile like a button or slider would fix this.
- earbuds seem to scratch easily. I got these only a week ago and there’s already scratches on the earbuds. Again I haven’t dropped them. I don’t even have an idea as to how they got there, I just barely noticed them by catching them in the right lighting. So either they came that way or they got scratched by normal usage. Doesn’t seem like it’s going to affect anything but it’s worth noting.
- would be nice to see a “hey siri” (or other voice assistant) feature that is complete hands free. Maybe this is not possible as Apple could totally have that patented, but if not it would be nice.
-case size is a bit large. As you can see in the photos comparing them to the P20i and Liberty 4 NC, the Liberty 4 pro is quite a bit bigger. For a guy with big pockets this hardly matter but I think about the ladies here with small pockets who might not want something this big.
Amber A
I saw many positive reviews and details about this product that I really hoped to love them but I do not. There are many reasons and I'm sharing below the highlights:
Fit - see the pictures provided where I compare them to Apple. These things are huge, frequently fall out even after trying multiple ear pieces and overall are bulky, heavy and uncomfortable.
Functionality - they would often stop playing my video or music for no reason & without touching them. If I moved my head just enough for my earing to touch it, it was sensitive enough to react.
Quality - they were decent but the quality was likely impacted by the poor fit. I can't speak on durability since they are a new purchase.
No accessories - seems silly, but there is no case for this product.
Overall, disappointing and I plan to return them.
Ben
Bought these at $109 and overall I'm happy; I'd say these outperform my partners Galaxy Buds 2 Pro ($129).
The frequency response is pretty good -- 10Hz is near inaudible as expected, 20Hz can be heard, all the way to 200Hz.
I'm pretty happy with the bass from coming from earbuds, when mixed with mids and highs I don't notice any muting, super clean transitions.
Note: I adjusted my equalizer to my liking for a mix of rock, lyrical, and vocals with thumps; see picture attached. If you are to try out this equalizer setting be sure your audio app is not itself running an equalizer.
If I were to want any improvements it would be entirely in the app.
Earbud Interaction Menu:
1. Make the long-press duration requirement adjustable -- it feels excessively long right now.
2. Add Equalizer switch option; include customs equalizers.
Equalizer Menu:
1. Add 'copy custom equalizer' option to copy the selected equalizer into a new one.
2. Allow automatical smoothing between two equalizers based on ANC / Transparent levels. I noticed audio was marginally muted when going from no audio cancelation to full audio cancelation -- a very minor equalizer change would probably adjust for this.
More Settings Menu:
1. Allow Easy Chat to run on all noise-cancelation settings, not just ANC(full noise cancelation).
andres
I bought the first set of liberty 4 pro and came from a problem with the audio while I was in a phone call,all the other futures were perfect... excellent audio and the noise cancelling works better than my last soundcore earbuds....I ask from guarantee and hd the best service ever,a couple emails explaining the problem and they just send my a new set....will try them and post a new review later
gabriel estrada
Great headphones, sound amazing and I love the new controls to turn up and down the music. I also like the Noise cancellation controls right on the case, it makes adjusting the anc on the fly fast and effortless. The call quality and Noise cancelling are amazing.
Lisa thorntons
I have to admit I was a little skeptical about the reviews ..I have a lot of headphones 7 different brands. Have tried MANY BRANDS ..I'm not afraid to spend more for a better product....and this one was definitely worth it. The sound quality was better then all my others including My OnePlus Bud 3 pro which is still my favorite but these ones right here are better.... I also have Samsung earbud 3 pro. Well those are a good pair they were not better than these. Sound quality on these is better and the app has so many awesome things about it One of my favorite features is the translator on it which I tested out with my sister who speaks fluent Spanish.... It works really well and I love how it will listen to what the other person say and then give you a recommendation via AI on how to reply or what else to say. Just love how fast they charge in the case like they charge incredibly fast. Like 30 minutes in the case is another five or six hours at full blast. I work in a factory so it's extremely loud in there and it's hard for anybody to hear me on most headphones but on these everybody could hear me speak when I was on the phone even with an extremely loud machines running in the background.... If I had to buy another pair I would definitely get these.... The app is a must-have and it's absolutely amazing I love how the case has features too.
Chase
I’ve been using these since April and for the money they’re good quality but they’re not without issues entirely. The ANC is intermittent and the transparency is useless, I get lots of complaints from people I am speaking with over the phone about how the quality of the microphone is bad. They say I sound distorted or muffled, some say underwater. If you’re buying these for entertainment like videos or music, I totally recommend them the audio quality is fantastic but if you’re looking for something to talk on the phone with, I’d suggest you keep looking.
Jm
Estuve viendo muchas reseñas de este producto
Los recibí antes de tiempo… el diseño me encanta, son audífonos muy cómodos y el control táctil funciona muy bien. El color light blue es hermoso, sistema ANC funciona bien, la calidad del audio es maravillosa, a través de la app te ofrece la posibilidad de hacer un test donde puedes configurar la preferencia de sonido de acuerdo a tu capacidad auditiva, lo que hace una experiencia bastante única, tiene diferentes configuraciones preestablecidas del EQ y puedes personalizarlo según tu gusto.
Hasta ahora he podido notar que su rango de alcance es bajo, pero puede ser por la cantidad de muros que hay en mi casa, pero no es tan significativo.
Estuve viendo muchas reseñas de este producto, desde que lo vi en un video me gustó mucho, aún los estoy probando pero la verdad me han gustado mucho😁😁
Rich
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!
John Thao
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 Cancellation
The 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 Comfort
Right 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 Customization
The 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 Integration
The 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 Quality
I 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 Charging
Battery 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 Box
Inside 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 manual
Drawbacks
The 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 Verdict
If 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.
Ben Schaffer
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!!!!
Lori Cohen
Soundcore really hit it out of the park with the Liberty Pro 4. They're comfortable, sound amazing and have a great battery life.
I've had the Liberty 2, Liberty 3, and now the Liberty Pro 4. The Liberty 3 were meh. The Liberty 2 were really good buds, however these are even better.
They charge up fast on the case. Sound quality is incredible. The microphone on them aren't talked up enough. They are really clear and people on the other end of the call tell me they can't even tell that I'm using wireless buds.
Don't hesitate if you're on the fence. Put them in your cart and hit buy!
Josue Sanchez
UPDATE: SOUNDCORE REACH ABOUT THE ISSUE WITH MY EARBUDS. COSTUMER SERVICE WAS GREAT THEY REPLACE MY EARBUDS AND THE NEW PAIR WORKS GREAT . LOVE SOUNDCORE, HAVE BEEN USING THEIR PRODUCTS FOR YEARS AND IM GLAD THEIR COSTUMER SERVICE ISNAS GOOD AS THEIR PRODUCT.
absolutely love soundcore. I have 2 speakers and this is my third pair of earbuds and i was looking foward to this ones and don't get me wrong this are awesome into the microphones stopped working effectively. I'm a trucker so intalk on the phone while indrive and this used to be fine but recently no one can understand me when im talking. My wife says it cuts off and iy alsondound as if inwas underwater. There's been some updates, but the call quality hasn't improve so i guess i just have a defective unit.
Kat
Crisp Sound, good ANC feature. I use it to take my Teams calls and had no issues with using it so far. Both buds can also last from 9 to 5. My only problem though is that I often hear a tone (signaling a new bluetooth connection) randomly. Not sure where I can find the source but I do hear it repeat sometimes and it was irritating.
Nemaset
Edit: After reading other reviews I'm convinced many don't know how to adjust the fit of their earbuds and use the app properly to adjust the sound to your preferences. Find the reviews comparing to other Anker/Soundcore products to make your decision. Taking the hearing test is a must to get the best experience. Happy Shopping.
Original: I have been buying soundcore products for several years now. I bought these for the sound cancelation and sound quality. They do these very well as expected from soundcore.
Before purchasing I hated the design. I almost skipped this version. They however fit just as well as the 3s minus the annoying silicone part that fell off all the time on the 3s and 2s.
I hate the quick chat detection feature. It doesn't recognize people talking to you. It, however, will turn down my music simply if I clear my throat or make a small grunt while lifting.
The battery life with full noise cancelation will inch close to 5 hours if the current usage is any indication. 10% for about 30 minutes if usage. No other extra options are enabled just the noise cancelation at full force.
The sound quality, noise cancelation, and app support simply make up for any of my irritations.
Iris
I waited 2 months before writing a review to give a fair one.
I'll start with the biggest highlight - COMFORT.
I've owned every variant of Samsung buds/pro because I'm a creature of habit and I stick to what I like. And although the sound is great, the comfort is always lacking. After a couple hours your ears hurt, no matter the version. So I usually wind up switching to Soundcore over ear headphones (Space Q45) which I love but don't always want over ear.
These are the best of both!
The Liberty 4 Pros are the most comfortable in ear buds I've ever come across! I can wear them for hours and not get the ear ache that comes with buds.
I love that you can control volume easily right from the buds without having to have the case near you.
I love that on the case itself you can control the level of noise cancelling.
Being able to see the battery life of not just EACH ear bud but also the case is also such a great feature on the case.
When you download the app, you can take the little test and it will adjust to create a sound ID that fits your needs. If you take the time to do this you really will get the best out of these ear buds.
If I had to give any constructive criticism it may be that the battery doesn't last as long as Samsung buds. HOWEVER, it still does last long and they recharge rather quickly. So unless you're using these off-road, away from charging for long periods of time - the charge should hold up for you throughout the day.
NoFrillsUnbiasedReviews_BenzoAdvocateRpH
It’s no shocker that I absolutely love Anker and the SoundCore signature brand of TWS Bluetooth earbuds, for those who have actually been looking at my reviews, and you can clearly tell that I have owned just about every single Anker Soundcore P2 series, and what I still say is my favorite are the Soundcore life P3 series of wireless earbuds that are still amazing to this day! I had seen all the new and positive energy from my fellow influencers who were touting this as the “everything AirPods Pro 2, without sacrificing quality for less than half the cost of their competitors earbuds” and they've done a lot for me over this difficult journey and I am very grateful. Now remember, I don’t normally go bashing anyone if I end up with a defective or unreliable product. You have to realize that every single company makes mistakes in the manufacturing process and I am also confident that the majority of you will agree with me on that one.
Now, for the rundown of, the Bluetooth connects effortlessly to either the iOS and Android OS platforms, they are available in three different color schemes, as you can see I'm reviewing the blue variant, first thing I noticed when I picked them up, I was a bit overwhelmed with the size of the case! The thing is enormous and will probably need to quit wearing the skinny jeans lol. On a serious note as someone who has small hands, as well as chronic ADHD-C, chronic debilitating anxiety, all forms of them to be exact and I have neurological, cognitive, cardiovascular and dexterity problems to name a very small amount of things that I struggle with on a daily basis, so I will say that the blue and black versions have an extremely shiny plastic top which is not only a fingerprint magnet but it has a small window near the front button that allows you to see the battery percentage of the buds and the case. The other color is a white color which isn’t as flashy but it’s Soundcore so it’s still going to catch some stares. The battery life is, in my honest experience with just about every other earbud they’ve made, it’s not even close to the claimed 10 hours of playtime, and I don’t use the ANC mode for anything, but I do test them, which they’re alright. I use the volume at around 20-45% volume max and I also keep the normal mode on, and I have possibly gotten the same times of my previous four iterations of this Bluetooth device range. I honestly believe that the Life P3 is still on of the best in terms of performance and longevity.
There are practically no limits on how much you can customize as far as the buds, it allows you to use features such as Spatial Audio, personalized surround sound and the hearID fit test is pretty thorough and easily understands your hearing processing and customizes your own unique signature profile that you can add on any of the existing 20+ preset audio profiles that are made by professional artists, and the ability to create your own EQ and add it into your hearID or you can not have to use either! See, it ended up being a positive response that time.
The best feature of all is the pinch controlled stems that are identical to the AirPods Pro! They’re very tactile, and the swipe gestures have finally been added to the Liberty 4 Pro models!
I have both the liberty 3 pro, Liberty 4, and the liberty 4 pro, and I have never had a single issue before besides the liberty 3 pro. You can check out the review if you don’t believe me. It was painful. Now the most important part of the decision of rating this almost as low as I've ever rated any other of their products is due to the fact that the myoclonic movements I involuntarily make at times when I'm unable to access my medication, and even when I’m on my meds but grab the case to either remove the earbuds to listen to something or to put them back in, the long touch button on the front of the case is so sensitive that I can barely graze it and it’ll keep changing my normal mode off and enable either ANC or ambient mode.
That’s not the worst part. I have only had the earbuds for about two months now and I was just doing something with them in my ears but I wasn’t playing any music or streaming anything whatsoever, and a few minutes after I finished, the right earbud popped off in my ear with the sound being that of a .38mm being shot a millimeter away from your ear, followed by an extended distortion in the bud.. I cleaned the buds off and placed them in the cases, when I had gotten them out and placed them in my ears, the burning sensation was extremely painful and I'm sorry, but that’s not a good sign at all, especially when you have them in your ears, which is why I felt that any potential buyer might want to hear from a truly unbiased individual who doesn’t even normally get upset if I ever received a damaged or defective product, then write a review complaining and realizing that this process will not help anyone and it may actually be the reason why you might not receive help, and I would encourage others to of course explain your concerns, situations and individual experiences with products, but my philosophy is that unless the product could possibly cause serious harm, health risks or even worse, then I will not hesitate to provide my review in the most professional and beneficial way possible. Can you point the finger at a certain company or someone working there that is the cause of the issue? This place is becoming a cesspool of false, misleading and revenge driven rhetoric to hurt the business and the people who are working hard to ensure that they do their best to keep their customers safe from any and all harms. I’m not saying all of them are good at heart but you’ll definitely know when you get the hint and cease contact immediately. I have spent an hour and a half almost on this topic. I will be contacting the business to see if there’s any resolution to my issue, but since I have only had a few issues, extremely frightening and hurting like crazy, I will only give my own review with the follow-up. If you have any questions please ask and if they get an answer to my email I’ll do my best to help any questions or concerns you may have. Thank you for those who might have actually spent the time reading the entire review and you have my sincere appreciation and I hope that everyone has a wonderful start to the new year! Stay safe and take care everyone!
Scotty
I really like this pair of earbuds. I was really into earfun's line of buds but when the new earfun 4 pro came out and I purchased them, yes, the sound quality in music was excellent however when talking to someone; the call would be unbearable in conditions outside of let's say my office.
The case here (Liberty Pro 4) has lots of features, features I use every day. On my Linux rig, there is no app to control ANC on these buds, so the case really comes in handy when needing to change to transparency mode. The case has a Find My feature(not air pods implementation with GPS but sound on the case) where it makes a loud beep for you to hear from a decent distance.
There was a recent firmware update that made some touch features change. At the time I thought my buds were bricked as the slide didn't change the volume. I reset the buds to factory and all was good until I went into the app. But why did this happen? Turned out in the touch controls the slide feature is remappable now. I of course changed it back to volume but now you can change it if you like which in the previous firmware, wasn't possible.
Now is there anything bad about these earbuds? Kind of, yes! When you turn on transparency, my voice is picked up loud and crisp but within 15 seconds I get that "hearing loss effect". I wonder if it is a limitation of the hardware with the algorithms working on environmental sounds to work on clearing up my voice for the other on the call. The noise cancellation is great although I can still hear people talking; the voices are drastically lowered from when it is not on.
Do I recommend these buds? Yes! Although I bought these at $100, $130 is still a good price. I was about to by these at 130 when returning my earfun pro4 but saw a $100 Black Friday sale and jumped on that!
Soundcore: LOL why you never told me your Parent company is Anker? I purchased so many charging products and never knew this company was tied to Anker. You got a new forever customer of Soundcore and Anker products
CM
Amazing earbuds for the price. They have tons of features that all work great. Thought the screen in the case was a gimmick at first, but it is actually integrated very well. Works great and is easy to control little things when you don’t wanna go into the app. They have a very vocal forward sound, which I prefer, and you can have almost endless combinations of EQ’s. I enjoy them more than my AirPod Pro 2, and they’re almost half the cost. I prefer the design change. The style of earbud just fits so well in my ear and the controls are effortless. They had good battery life and charge very quick.
If there were some things to complain about even on the white model, there’s a lot of gloss on the earbuds and they stand out a lot and collect fingerprints, but I do think they look good. Also, the lid on the case feels looser than you would want it to be when closed. Other than that, not much to complain about.
Andowan
These have good sound and fit well in my ears. The extra ear tips means it fits well for a lot of ears. The cover on the case slides. When you see the % charged numbers, slide cover back from the numbers. Fits great in pocket. Volume control and start/stop on ear pieces themselves helps a ton although slightly clunky to operate. Adjustable ANC, not just on or off.
One small thing that would be good is a way to have clip on these to easily attach to a purse or belt loop.
Still learning other features of these. Will update
Patricia Carolina Moran
La verdad Suenan increíble y me encantó lo de la cancelación del sonido externo! Aún los estoy probando! Tengo dos días con ellos, para ver si son mejores que los de la manzana!
wallywd40
So disappointed they went to the stem style instead of the more secure, more comfortable fit of the liberty 3 pros with the wing/hook whatever you want to call it. I still gave it a chance and even with the best seal I could get with all the included tips and tips I already had including spinfits, it just don't compare. They might feel comfortable and somewhat secure for a bit but it always loosens up and you have to adjust. Is this why they included the find my buds feature? In case they fall out and you have to look for them? You also end up pressing buttons accidently every time you adjust because not every action on the stems can be adjusted/turned off. You also can't disable auto pause when you remove the buds. I'm glad it has the feature but previous soundcore buds always gave you the option to turn it off. Why not this one? The spatial audio is horrible and at this point is just used to market the item. No one is going to use it. Look up videos for yourself. Everybody says it's bad. As with every liberty pro product I've had (2,3,4) the only way to get good sound is to use the custom eq. The sound right out of the box makes you want to put them right back in. Once I adjust the eq, using some videos for reference and a little tweaking they sound awesome. Loud for sure! Probably the first buds I didn't want to use all the way up. They sound cleaner, fuller, have more separation with everything going on and even have a bit more bass than my l3p's. Even though the sound is better than my l3p's, assuming you have your l3p's with a good eq, it's not by too much. The bad fit with the stem design makes it difficult to call this an upgrade. Might end up returning these just because of the fit. Even if these were some of the best sounding buds out there what good are they if they need constant adjusting especially when the previous version (l3p) had a more secure fit. Why change it?! I also didn't mention the NC and transparency mode mainly because I don't really use it. The buds, whichever ones at normal transparency is good enough for me to enjoy music and be aware of my surroundings. It is cool that you can adjust the transparency/NC with just the case. And it works well.
I also wasn't sent the case they were supposed to be sending out. I seen unboxing videos and everyone has got one. Why the free case promotion if you're actually not sending them out?
Update 10/15
Just want share the eq I'm using. I'm no audiophile so there's probably better but this is just how I have them right now.
