Anker Soundcore - Liberty 3 Pro

Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro Mayby not best for gym but battery is quite ok after about 4y of constant use. When new about 8-9h now 6h without NC. On NC no music or audiobook 5h With music or audiobook and NC 3-4h Standard quality sound. There is LDAC but that eat even more battery. :)

I love the soundcore line. I have the liberty 4s and liberty 3 pros. I give a slight edge overall to the liberty 3 pros for everyday use.

They can be worth it if you value them. IMO, I can't trust anything less than $100 USD. I've bought a few pairs to try to convince me otherwise but end up going back to my expensive earbuds. The lowest pair I own are the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, JBL Tour Pro 3, Apple Airpods Pro 2, Google Pixel Buds Pro, and Soundscore Liberty 3 Pro. My preferred earbuds are the Bose Quietcomfort Ultra and Sony WF-1000XM5. I want to try more expensive earbuds, but at that point, over the ear are better.

So, in addition to my thoughts below, I am still a fan of the soundcore liberty 3 pros. I recently saw refurbs on amzn for something like $70. refurb can be an experience… good or bad. a bit of a gamble. But if you get a good pair, they really are nice and you’ll get audio pretty close to the denon/sony/sennheiser/technics flagships.

I have had sony xm5, one bud plus 3, sennheiser momentum 4, technics az80, beats studio buds, air pods, and soundcore liberty 3 pros and liberty 4 noise cancelling. i’ve borrowed a friend’s b&o with the soundcore

btw… i mow the lawn and workout on a stairstepper with my lib 3 pros and they dont fall out. running might pose an issue tho… hence why id suggest the lib 4 pros… the form factor will provide a more stable fit.

Also, Ive recently purchased soundpeats capsule 3pro, earfun air pro 4, nothing ear 2025, and denon perl pros. I returned all of them except the perl pros. the auto eq is amazing. These edge out my lib3pros, plus im having charging issues with the lib3pros. The denon perl pros put a smile on my face.. Fantastic earbuds.

Agreed. Sound is full and robust. Technically competent, not as detailed as the AZ80s but not too far off. Fit and look is ridiculously lowkey which is darn impressive combined with awesome app features and LDAC compatibility. My GOAT is still the Liberty 3 Pro in terms of overall sound, but i find myself leaning to use the nothings more bc of the fit and convenience of the app.

Not really calling them crap, but i had returned mine as well in favor of L3P and AZ80s. I just find the stock tuning odd specially the upper mids to treble region

I had these and think theyre terrible for metal. Just harshness overall, not really resolving. Az80 and liberty 3 pro are still a league above this.

Now youre saying that, it makes sense why my hear id always try tp reduce treble. But my personal preference is still a sparkly treble. (Hence the love of L3P and AZ80) i just find the treble on these soundpeats not as refined. It makes sense at the price point. I put Earfun Air pro 4 (better soundstage) and Nothing Ear 2024 (almost as good as L3P) a little above this. Liberty 4 pro is released yesterday and now im curious about those.

Liberty 3 pro. Nothing ear 24. Refurbished 3anc

I think my 3 year affair with the L3Ps is soon coming to and end my friend. I gave my old pair to a friend but still keeping the newer pair for memories sake.

Bro. Holy sht. Im a/b ing my tws collection today and realized im full of it. Listening to some Revocation album and the Liberty 3 pros destroys them all lol. Im returning my Denon Perl Pros tomorrow (lack separation compared to L3P, more muddy and has a weird timbre on the mids) It was a re purchase for 149. Still lost the 2nd time around. I thought the nothing ears were better too, but upon comparison the nothings are grainier and lacking resolution. The only one who can go toe to toe with them in my collection are the Status 3ancs, which has better treble reproduction (cymbals are more fleshed out, L3P sometimes have metallic treble). I just cant believe my ears. The L3Ps are still right there among the top (for metal). I just wished their midrange reproduction was better. For that i pull out my AZ80s. Now i am onto the Gemini 2s, If I dont find them SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER than the L3Ps I am gonna lose my mind lol.

Soundcore liberty buds 3 from Anker. Few days battery, decent price, good sound. Best quality price I ever tried

I won't lie. I was disappointed with the overall sound quality. They lack bass and have no soundstage to speak of, unlike the Liberty 3 Pro. Maybe it's not a fair comparison, but it seems like stem-style earbuds aren't capable of delivering the type of sound quality that regular bud-style earbuds can. They're not bad by any means, but they're definitely a full step backwards compared to the L3P's.

I blame Soundcore for going with the stem-style instead of updating the L3P. A slightly smaller and better fitting version of the L3P would've been ideal.

THAT would be cool. If Soundcore could update the existing L3P with everything the L4P has except leave the sound quality alone, that would be an earbud impossible to beat imo.

I don’t know what to tell you guys. I’m not a shill and I buy my earbuds with my own money. For me, the Earfuns were better as I compared the 2. Maybe the fit is better giving me a better seal. I tried both on the flight out and the flight back. I stuck with the Earfuns both times. I also prefer the Soundcore Liberty Pro 3 for flying. I used those on a flight from Portugal to Chicago and they were was no fatigue, the anc was great and the sound is better. I love the AirPods lineup. I have gen 2, gen 3, gen 4nc and the pro 2. Even though I have spent a decent amount of money on them and I probably will spend more. It’s just if I think another less expensive earbud is better or equivalent I do t mind saying so.

Soundcore liberty 3 pro. I got a second pair for $60 recently and they continue to wow me

So glad I did not buy either of these buds as Sennheiser has been one of my favs. Never had a problem with my Soundcore Liberty Pro 3s or 2s … solid.

I’ve been running with the Liberty 3 Pro. They never fall out and they sound good but (and this is probably true with all earbuds) there is a lot of body noise. Every step you can hear a thump. If the music is loud and bass heavy you don’t really notice but you can’t listen to quiet music. Having the ANC on helps with the thump though

I jumped from Soundcore liberty 3 pro then to Ear Fun Pro 2 cuz I lost my l3p right pair then now to samsung galaxy buds 3 pro cuz I have a s24 ultra. I don't like the fit tho compare to my ear fun 2 pro and it's been more than 2 years. I'd return my galaxy buds 3 pro for anything cheaper with almost same features and sound

There are, imo, quite a few superb choices. I am strictly a "sound is everything guy" so, take it for what it's worth. My son bought me the AZ-100 as a birthday gift. I get it in two weeks but, since I used to be into pretty high end audio equip. (Wish I had all that money back...Ha) I always remembered how amazing my planar speakers were. Ultra clean...So, I just bid on a new/sealed set of Edifier Neobuds Planar earbuds and won the bid, which was 35% off current list. Great seller and honest. I still have the Soundcore Liberty 3 pro, which is excellent but, a hint of sibilance. Great bud though. The Edifier is absolutely mind blowingly great sonically! I mean I am amazed how good this little set of things sound! ....I've seen reviews and read reviews where the folks felt the bass is a bit weak, or missing, or the sound doesn't get loud enough. I mean folks...Go see a hearing specialist....Soon! These earbuds pack a natural wallop and go deep! At 50% volume they are loud to me and as for inner details and subtle harmonies, which flow along with the music, they continue to absolutely amaze me! I am "not" some kind of fanboy, or affiliated with Edifier. I am simply a huge music lover and am over the top impressed with these Edifier planar buds. Amazing sound...but....imo, not for the gym or jogging. For my style and habits a "Great Late Night Bud"! My incoming AZ-100 has it's work cut out and I know it's supposed to be really good. Good luck

Soundcore Liberty pro 3s. I think I’ve bought every other recommended pair at all the prices and for some reason my ears just prefer these old things

Note: sale and gifted , but I use soundcore liberty pro3 and soundocre qi20. Works really well for me.

Think Liberty 4 will be the pick, I've tried on liberty 3 pro's and they had excessive bass ,sort of muddiness and considerably good ANC. CMF might be good as well cause I've seen some reviews saying that nothing ear's are quite solid & bang for the buck. Do some research on Skullcandy's and KZ's as well.

Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro. I needed something with wings and ANC

I don't have them but they're some of the best earbuds for sound. Be more specific in what you want so we can recommend the right earbuds for you. There so many options like Earfun Air Pro 4, Oneplus Buds 3, Nothing Ear (a), Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, and the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC just to name a few.🤷‍♂️

I have quite a few for different reasons. Here are some I own: Sennheiser Momentum 4, Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, Oppo Enco X2, Earfun Air Pro 4, Tozo NC2 & NC7, Oneplus Buds 3, and earbuds from 2019 that haven't died yet.😅

No love for Soundcore? Their Liberty 3s sound amazing (with a little EQ). Sometimes I get crazy and think I like like them better than my main Arya Steath headphones.

Soundcore pro 3 or 4 are fkn awesome. Do your research or watch some youtube reviews on them. For the price, you can not beat them. Trust me i be bought everything under the sun . They have a hearing I'd test when ypu first dw load the app , so they get custom tailored to your hearing ! You can pair them with 2 devices at the same time. They have anc that actually works , or live mode where you can hear your surroundings, they have a graphical EQ. mad different presets they last me all day at work with out having to charge them . When it comes to music and cinema, bass is the most important frequency in the audio spectrum. But with smaller, modern speakers, quality bass is the thing most often missing. Many speakers leverage DSP technologies to boost base,  but end up distorting the music. To solve this, Soundcore engineers have developed BassUp, a technology that combines specially tuned signal processors that can analyze bass frequencies in real-time with neodymium drivers. The result is a speaker that can deliver very large sound and powerful bass without distortion.

I tried all of those and I went with the soundcore liberty pro 3. They're like 70 bucks on Amazon and the app is pretty customizable. The soundscape and separation on the soundcore was by far superior to the rest of them imo. The az80 and az100 had excellent sound but unless you have super sensitive ears they don't get loud enough. I liked the denons the most aside from the soundcore, the app is sick. But they just don't stay in my ears. Honestly buy them all, try them all and just return them if you have prime.

Soundcore liberty pro 3.

1. Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation): • Excellent active noise cancellation (ANC). • Great sound quality with spatial audio support. • Comfortable fit and good battery life. 2. Sony WF-1000XM4: • Industry-leading noise cancellation. • Superb sound quality with customizable EQ. • Long battery life and quick charging capabilities. 3. Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II: • Exceptional noise cancellation and sound quality. • Comfortable design with a secure fit. • Great for long listening sessions. 4. Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro: • Rich sound quality with 24-bit audio support. • Effective ANC and ambient sound modes. • Good integration with Samsung devices. 5. Jabra Elite 7 Pro: • Strong call quality and customizable sound profiles. • Good ANC and comfortable fit. • Solid battery life and multipoint connectivity. 6. Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3: • High-quality sound with a balanced profile. • Good ANC and transparency mode. • Stylish design and comfortable fit. 7. Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro: • Excellent value for the price with good sound quality. • Customizable ANC and transparency modes. • Long battery life and comfortable wear. 8. Google Pixel Buds Pro: • Seamless integration with Google Assistant. • Good sound quality and ANC. • Comfortable fit and decent battery life.

Any earbud recommendations for oddly shaped/variable sized ear canals? I've tried a few models and comply tips, but nothing has stayed fit for very long... never mind if I have to talk a lot. Running/exercising is impossible without using Shokz. Currently using Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro with large comply tips. Small are more comfortable, but they leave my ears much faster. Thanks!

Anker Soundcore are very underrated for the price. I've used multiple versions of their Liberty line, currently using Liberty 3 Pro with my 8p and no issues. ANC mode is great in a loud gym that plays its own music.

If you’re into watching YouTube reviews, search for Gamesky on YouTube. He does a very good job of reviewing many different earbuds and gives examples of sound quality and call quality. He gives high praise for a lot of Soundcore earbuds for best value. Best sound for the price that you pay. I will echo what others here say. How they fit in your ears is probably one of the most important factors in buying earbuds. Make sure there’s a good return policy for whichever brand you go with. I tried the soundcore Liberty 3 Pros and they wouldn’t stay in my ears for anything. So I was able to return them. I also had problems with the Samsung Buds 2 pro. There was something that caused my ears to break out in some kind of skin irritation. No other earbuds did that to me. I eventually contacted Samsung and they refunded me because of this. I also just sent back my Oneplus Buds 3 because one of the mics took a crap. So they are going to replace them once they examine them. If they don’t find anything wrong with them for some reason, I guess I’ll just take a loss on them and try something else. But they have been my favorite buds so far. I just think that Oneplus lacks QC. But the sound is great on them. Far superior to Soundcore. I’ve only had them for a little less than a year. But Soundcore is usually the brand I go with because they are in my price range and have decent sound and nc.

Have you compared all of these with the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro? Isn't the sound on those a whole level up from all these other options? Last time I checked they were like 90 bucks on Amazon. Not trying to shill these but I'm seriously interested in a comparison. Also, how about the Linkbuds S which I've seen mentioned in a couple of other threads?

I don't know, the fit is quite fine, and I can still clearly hear people talking. The ANC is quite different than my Liberty 3 Pro if I am to compare.

Decided to go with a pair of Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro’s refurbished and they are amazing wow wow … $69 and to be honest they blew away my beats and anything else I’ve ever owned. Thx for all the comments and recommendations!

I switched to foam tips, which made them sound much better but we're still not on level of the sl3 pro.

Honestly coming from L3 Pro the sound is a step down. The only reason I upgraded was I could not get a good fit for L3 Pro. Tried all combo of wingtip and earbud size. The only way it was usable for me was to be stationary. Couldn't run around in them or be active.

If you want strictly noise cancelling Sony or Bose are the way to go. But if you want a small step down in noise cancelling but amazing sound quality I'd say any of the flagship Anker products are amazing. Liberty 3 pro if your ears can fit them or the new Liberty 4 Pro. I also own the WH-1000XM4 from Sony that I use when I need strong noise cancelling for such as plane rides. I use ear buds more for on the go.

I have been lured into the Pearls from reviews on reddit, and I am not impressed. My go to earbuds before was Soundcore Liberty Pro 3. But at some point they only lasted 1 hour after a recharge, which wasn't enough. So I looked reviews etc and was intrigued by the Pearls. But as I said, I'm not impressed. They are okay, but that's it. Overall sound is on par with my old ones. Noise cancellation is not better. They talk too much, and some of the tap stuff are not just as great imo. Double tap you actually need to be quite fast. That's just annoying. Also, the fit is just not as good. And I've tried every tip. Compared to the Soundcores they fall out way too easily. So, they are not bad per se, but I would really want another pair of Soundcores if I could repick.

I’ve never had issues with Soundcore Liberty 3 pro

But the l3p are exceptional in terms of sound quality. Have the 4nc now and for sure not as good. On the flip side, the quislity seem better and dual mode works quite good.

I, like the author of the post, have Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro headphones, and mine also almost died battery, I do not recommend them to anyone! Yes, the sound is beyond praise and multipoint, etc., but in addition to the dead battery, they have very poor contact with the charging case. I regularly have to clean the contact base of the case and both headphones just to charge them!!! An example from life - First, at the right moment, the headphones will be discharged, then you will spend a couple of minutes to "correctly" install them on the charging station, an hour will pass, you will open the case, and it turns out that after a couple of minutes they lost contact with the charger and did not charge at all. You will go to clean the contacts, put them on charge again, and after another hour of waiting you will receive charged headphones Before buying, I was told that the contact with the case from the factory is weak, but I did not think that in a month it will become completely terrible

Hmmm ones with good sound could be denon perl pro and Sennheiser mtw4/momentum sport Honestly regarding wing tips, I've kinda been indifferent. Used the liberty 3 pros but then upgraded to technics az80 after I lost them. So far have pretty similar stability with a bit less of that occasional soreness I got from the wingtips There are also things like the Jabra elite active series with the silicone covering meant to help with making them more grippy to the ear. So there are different approaches to the same things

Sound core Liberty 3 pro. Amazing earbuds. Super confy. Amazing sound especially after you do the sound calibration software through the app

ANC I would rate as 8

never liked anker earbuds, I hate the sound out of the box and never liked the sound after eqing as well, they just arent good i ve used the libery 3 pro liberty 4 and the nc and the r50 I nc, the sound sucks and the anc is wayyy too strong makes me wanna puke from ear pressure, and dont get me started with there portable speakers after sometime there speakers getting damaged and starts making rattling noises, happened on my Motion plus and the x300, not a fan of soundcore products.

I don't listen to anything while I run. But I do have a pair of Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros that have a 'fully transparent' mode that let's you hear your surroundings. And they sound good.

Got some earfun after my dog chewed up my soundcore liberty pro 3 and I've been surprised. Used them on a recent flight and had really good anc. The fitment is a little iffy but need to try swapping tips or finding some memory foam ones.

Agree on their pricing. I love my soundcore buds but battery life had dropped off too. I do use my $30 sound core open ears for the office and around the house but needed cheap anc buds for short flights where I don't want to carry my over the ears. I do love the wings on the liberty pro 3 buds tho, really comfy.

Second these. Also use Skull Candy Crusher ANC 2 on non chest days.

I have been liking my nothing ear, great bass coming from liberty pro 3. I have no experience with the earfuns everyone else recommends.

I like the features of the Pixel Buds Pro: switch to transparent mode when I speak, translate, good sound. But I really like the fit and sound of my NC Soundcore buds. The Liberty 4 Pro NC are $130, but the Liberty 4 NC regular are on sale for $70. Battery life is supposed to be excellent, too. I have older models of Liberty Air 2 and Liberty 3 Pro. Both sound fantastic, and the Liberty Pro wings really keep 'em in your ear. I have Pixel Buds Pro, the first version without wings and they just don't stay in my ears, even with the Spin Fit attachments.

You're close very close, but the best earbuds for sound quality are still the Liberty 3 Pro. Don't let the price fool you. The only reason they're cheap is because they were released around 3 years ago. If you do end up with the Sennheiser Momentum 4 instead of using any of the presets or the custom EQ, use the Sound Personalization setting instead. It really brings the Momentum 4s to life and provides a much richer sound than if you used either one of the other two settings. Trust me on this one.

I had this issue with my Liberty 3 Pro constantly loosening up, requiring me to have to push them back in over and over. Then I tried using memory foam tips, and now, regardless of what I'm doing, they refuse to loosen up. It's remarkable, really.

This is one of those situations where you don't have to spend huge money just for great sound quality. I have a decent sized collection of high-end earbuds, but whenever I want to listen to music, I always go back to my Liberty 3 Pro. Soundcore hit the perfect combination for the best sq imo and the fact that they include an eight band EQ in the app makes them very easy to adjust.

I also use Tidal Hi-Res along with LDAC and listen mostly to eighties rock and some metal, and I have yet to find anything better than my trusty Liberty 3 Pro's. Excellent soundstage and separation along with plenty of bass and clarity, and the volume is pretty good, although both the Liberty 4 Pro and Liberty 4 NC are considerably louder but lack a bit in sound quality imo.

Is there something keeping you from going with something newer from Soundcore? I have the Liberty Air 2 Pro also, and their sound quality is amazing even by today's standards. I think if they were released today, they'd get rave reviews (minus for the lack of multipoint). The best newer earbuds from Soundcore are the Liberty 4 NC imo. I like their sound quality more than the newer Liberty 4 Pro, but they're not quite as comfortable imo. Strictly for sound quality, nothing beats the Liberty 3 Pro. Soundcore hit perfection with these imo.

*Sennheiser Momentum 3/4 with Sound Personalization - this is the important part - the Sound Personalization option because it puts the customizable EQ to shame. I've been rotating between these (the 3s) and my Liberty 3 Pro strictly for music. Although they're dated at this point, the Liberty 3 Pro are still at the very top of my list for music. Their bass, soundstage, and separation are a step above anything else I've tried, but the Sennheiser has better clarity. What Sennheiser was able to do with only 7mm drivers is nothing short of amazing.

Easy. Liberty 3 Pro. I listen mostly to 80's rock, and these are suited perfectly for this brand of music. If you enjoy a very strong type of sound signature with very good bass, these are it. If you prefer a more even kind of sound signature then other brands like Technics and 1More would be better.

Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro. You're welcome.

Liberty 3 Pro. I've all but given up finding something that has better sound quality. I think Soundcore made all the right moves when they tuned these.

Agreed. Regardless of their age, the Liberty 3 Pro are still the best sounding earbuds available today imo. They have all the bases covered when it comes to all of the key areas that equal to perfect sound quality.

If both sound quality and ANC are equally important, then you should check out the Sennheiser Momentum 4. Top tier ANC, and these are the only other earbuds that I use exclusively for music besides my Liberty 3 Pro. It's probably hard to believe but the Liberty 3 Pro are still the best earbuds money can buy imo strictly for sound quality (ANC is not the greatest) and their build quality is the best - more alloy than any other earbuds on the market and it shows. However, if you need both, then go with the Sennheiser.

Wow, that's a tough one. Honestly, I could probably flip a coin between the Sennheiser and the Liberty 4 Pro. If ANC wasn't as much of a priority over music, then I'd definitely go with the Liberty 3 Pro. The ANC isn't as good as any of these, but the sound quality is tops.

I have the Liberty 3 Pro - they're 14th in my league table for sound, scoring just below the OnePlus and just above the Earfun. They're great for bass heads, but not very natural sounding with a massively over-emphasized treble, but I still like them for when I'm listening to techno sometimes so I can see why they're popular. The problem with the 3 Pro is they're quite old now - their chipset is rather dated, their battery drain is quite bad, and their ANC isn't great either. The Linkbuds S are $160 here in UK. If you're jumping up to that budget, there are other good options from Samsung, Huawei etc too

I use either my Soundcore Liberty 3 noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones, or My Audio-Techina wired noise cancelling earbuds. I've had these for more than 10 years. My phone does still have a headphone jack, but if yours doesn't they make USB-c to headphone jack adapters.

The main issue is the type of noise reduction Bose uses, while they do great with audio playback and playback DSP that adjusts to your ears, they still use an older style of noise reduction even though many other brands, including smaller brands that are certainly not developing their own unique DSP, have all moved past. Bose uses mic processing similar to what you may see on older PC sound cards from 2013, where it does short term sampling for some consistent noises, and then an adaptive noise gating similar to what many phones do. The problem with that, is it picks up nearly all noise directly in front of you, thus you can't do something like talk to someone while washing dishes, otherwise it picks up the dish washing just as loud as your voice. A more modern approach is to use a more narrow field mic pointing away from your mouth to sample the environment for sample based noise reduction, then use wider field mics pointed towards your mouth, and then artificially restricting the field by measuring the timing of the sounds as they reach each microphone. This allows them to dynamically narrow the to effectively be as close to the area of your mouth as possible, while also rejecting sound that impact the ambient mics and front facing mics equally. This effectively allows them to cancel out most noise based on the technical properties of the sound rather than relying heavily on samples. Then the remaining audio stream can then have basic sample based noise reduction done. That overall results in cleaner audio and a fuller sound. For example, compare the bose QC ultra to the cheaper Soundcore Liberty 3 pro [https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/anker/soundcore-liberty-3-pro-truly-wireless](https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/anker/soundcore-liberty-3-pro-truly-wireless) Bose QC Ultra earbuds: [https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/bose/quietcomfort-ultra-earbuds-truly-wireless](https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/bose/quietcomfort-ultra-earbuds-truly-wireless) Scroll down to noise handling (about 70% down the page). Bose uses better quality mics in their earbuds, but they consistently score worse than many cheaper earbuds in call quality. PS Bose has less bass due to them using an older voice call audio profile. (basically old noise reduction and older style of 2 way audio mode). The newer styles of noise reduction ma be more complex, but these are things that have become hardware accelerated for years now. Overall for Bose, it is a firmware limitation and not a hardware limitation. It is as if call quality when it comes to vocal capture is an afterthought.

Soundcore liberty 3 pro and Fiil t1xs

Sound core liberty pro 4 are great pods from the price. I think they may have been replaced now. But I had the 2, 3 and 4s all great. Better than the Sony ones I had at twice the price.

My good to go will be: Realme buds air 6 or 6pro,, mostly I use the 6 tho. Soundcore liberty 3, 4, or 4nc (latest updated firmware).

Anker soundcore Liberty 3 pro. They're a bit larger but they stay put in your ears no matter what you do. Call quality is good, nc is good and audio quality is very good after adjusting thru the app. I have had mine for 2 yrs with no issues. They can be had on Amazon for as little as 75.00 on sale. (80.00 with coupon right now)

If you really Want earbuds then the soundcore liberty 3 pro are unbelievable 

I own/have owned about a dozen mid to high end TWS buds over the last 4-5ish years. Here's my list: - Nothing Ear (2024) - OnePlus Buds Pro 3 - Denon PerL Pro - Devialet Gemini 2 - Sennheiser Momentum TW 4 - Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro (old but gold)

Ok if you are looking for a wired multi “speaker” earbud those would be called in-ear monitors which are expensive to very expensive! Bluetooth currently I know of Status Betweens which I believe have a driver and two balanced armatures (small good for high to low mid frequency), and Soundcore Liberty pro 4 which has a driver and “titanium tweeter”. I have the older Soundcore Liberty pro 3 which has a driver and one balance armature, I also have a pair of Klipsch T5 II just a single driver which is better? Both are good but the Soundcore really only shines with audiobooks, podcast, movies etc, so unless you listen to a lot of operas or brassy music just stick with a single driver earbud or go to bigger over the ear headphones

Earfun Free Pro 3, Baseus MA10S, Liberty 3 Pro - all have wings and are good choices. I usually have the best luck with buds with wings, but Pixel Buds Pro & JBL Live Beam 3 stay in place well for me without wings.

Try some Anker earbuds like Liberty 3 pro(good for the gym), liberty 4 pro(stem style). These have LDAC codec support and sound quality is awesome with Apple's ALAC. Unfortunately LDAC only supported in most of Android phones. With iPhones you may only getaway with AAC.

AAC in Apples is fairly good. But not better than Android world's Aptx and LDAC. I always prefer LDAC with Apple Music's ALAC. My ears are sensitive to sound and I can hear the smoothness, crisp notes difference in AAC codec and LDAC. But most of people don't and some doesn't care.  From the buds I've used, I suggest, Bang for buck - Anker models(liberty 3 pro, 4 pro) Best sound quality - Technics az series Flat sound, good anc - sony xm5(my daily driver)

yw.  I haven't try those. But had an Anker liberty 3 pro a while back, they sounded awesome. And they had LDAC as well. Wanted to try Liberty 4 pro but stem style buds are not my thing. They are bad for the gym. Technics is the most recommended one for sound quality as I've heard.

I have tried Jabra 65t, 85t, Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, Sony WF-1000XM5 & Samsung Buds2 Pro. Only Samsung Buds2 Pro fit & retain the fit during workouts (weight lifting).

I own Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro & Samsung Buds3 Pro. When it comes to phone calls usability in noisy (80+ dB noise level) environments nothing comes close to Buds3 Pro. Samsung Buds2 Pro are usable at 80 dB but the other caller hears all ambient noises, with Buds3 Pro that ambient sound/noise is cancelled out. I could vacuum or steam clean rugs/carpet & hold normal phone conversation with Buds3 Pro.

I had their Liberty Pro ones, just got a pair of the A1's.

Soundcore Liberty Pro. There’s multiple iterations but they run anywhere from $99-$149 last time I looked. I’ve had two pairs(lost one of my first pair). Best sounding headphones I’ve ever had. There is an app to fine tune them and setup control functions. Can’t recommend them enough.

Soundcore liberty. Works 100% of the time charges in like 10 minutes and sounds better than AirPods. Anc is decent too and it got upgraded in the newest version

Soundcore liberty

And they connect flawlessly every time u take them out of ur ear or case

AirPods Pro for ease. Also own Max. For the best, I’d recommend Sony’s top cans. Can’t recommend the best buds as I’ve not tried Sonys or Bose’s newest models. AirPods have horrific fit (generally speaking, it’s a known thing even if it works for some), no water proofing, and don’t really top any category except connection strength due to their dedicated chip. But if you are in apples ecosystem, their usability cannot be beat. Soundcore Liberty and SoundPeats make very solid budget friendlier options that can be trusted to not break in a week.

Dude, for sure. I recently got them and WOW. Unbelievable sound!

Soundcore liberty are my running headphones! Amazing! Stay in ear! Less than $80

I have a pair of Sony WTF4000s or whatever the hell they're called, and they are very nice, but my AirPods Pro: * Are far, far, far more comfortable * Stay in my ears * Always connect * Have a much smaller/pocketable charging case I got the Sonys as wireless earbuds for Zoom calls on my Windows machines, but I can't get them to work reliably for that. They are now paired to my TV so I can watch movies or game without bothering my wife, but... they don't work reliably for that, either. Hell, they don't even natively connect to the PS5, which is baffling to me. I also have a pair of Anker Liberty earbuds, which worked for a few months. Cheap, sure, but if you have to replace them every year because the battery life falls to 20 minutes, then you pretty quickly get up to AirPod prices. TL;DR: AirPods Pro FTW

Get soundcore liberty series.

I got the anc model and does the job pretty well tbh. Given the price

soundcore anker earphones talaga

I was honestly surprised by anker soundcore. My wife stole my Buds live so I got her soundcore. They are surprisingly good for their price.

Soundcore by Anker, 100%

I've had a couple of these and they are pretty good for the money

Incorrect. Anker Sound core are a solid choice.

I was skeptical about wireless earbud until I got some. I have a cheap anker soundcore set that I use for podcasts, and the Nothing Ear 1 that has amazing sound.

I've tried many brands (beats, Sony, pixel buds, akg, master and dynamic$$) and I've finally settled on the. Anker Soundcore for me. I use the p40i with the Comply foam tips and I've had no complaints during my calls. Great part is that model of earbud is relatively cheap to stock up on in case you have a habit of misplacing them like I do. My current Pixel is the 8.

I have a cheap pair of Funsound ear buds that I have been wearing everyday for more than 5 years and they still last 6+ hours on a charge and recharge in 30 min in the case. Sadly my $99 Anker Soundcore and $199 Samsung Galaxy buds Pro3 last only a small fraction of that time.

I have the soundcore and they are solid... not sure if they are the best of the 3 but won't disappoint you

I wonder if you just got unlucky with Anker (or I've been lucky)? I've had at least a couple of pairs of their Soundcore earbuds that have worked extremely well for me until I eventually lose them.

Try Anker soundcore range earphone or headphone .they are not that expensive but sound very good and also battery last so long that you can't believe.

i have the Soundcores and i think they are pretty good.

[Soundcore by Anker](https://s.shopee.ph/AA33ARqH2p) Sound quality is good. May ANC na rin siya. Also affordable

Anker soundcore. Affordable, great battery life. Excellent adjustable noise canceling.

attention quand même avec nothing. J'ai des buds pro et j'ai du échanger déjà deux fois d'écouteurs car celui de droite se déchargé à vitesse grand v. je me retrouvais avec l'écouteur droit à 10% pendant que le gauche avait 70% de charge. Très souvent j'ai aussi un écouteur qui ne se recharge pas quand je le rentre dans le boitier alors que l'autre s'est rechargé à 100%. Je conseillerais perso des écouteurs anker soundcore.

I got a pair of Soundcore by Anket in Jan. I use them for audiobooks 6-8 hours a day, and have never had a problem with them. Battery life lasts all week for me since I switch out using one bud at a time, but I think they have like 30h of battery if using both. Fast charge. Water resistant, though, not waterproof.

So many commenting Airpods Pro... I have the Pro 2s and Anker Soundcore. Honestly prefer the Soundcore.

anker sound core best earbuds ever . been using for more than a year now still working as the day i bought them

Anker Soundcore are good

Don't waste your money on overpriced earbuds. You know what Sony, apple, Samsung Bose, and seinheiser have in common? They are disgustingly overpriced for a technology that is still going nowhere. The only time you use big brands is over ear. Earfun pro 4 Or Anything from soundcore. Will give you the identical features with slightly less noise canceling ability. Which shocker is the #1 thing I personally couldn't give a crap about as long as it's decent

I have the 4. Outstanding. Gives you better than big brand quality on many ways Anker soundcores are good too

I reallyyyyy love soundcore anker any of them

Bro its so underrated here. Tried airpod either same or… tak best sangat compared to soundcore 🤣🤣

Anker soundcore. They’re brilliant for the money. You don’t even need to spend £40. £15/20 and you’ll get a perfectly good pair

I've been using Anker Soundcore since January last year. The sound is good, the earbud is affordable and most importantly, I only need to charge it once a week even though I use it for 7-8hr per day

I was using some Anker Soundcore earbuds but they started connecting while inside the case. Now I'm using Nothing Ear (a) and enjoying them.

Soundcore from Anker. Mura lang pero goods na.

Apple 2nd Gen with usb-c have been my favorite. Anker Soundcore has good value. Tozo has best battery life are super loud but have pairing issues or if you have multiple of same model

Anker Soundcore good value at that cost

I’ve been using anker soundcore and they are pretty good. Not sure on the model though. Got them on offer on Amazon.

Another vote for Anker Soundcore. Excellent value for money.

You guys gotta try earbuds from Soundcore by Anker. Best budget buds I've tried and it performs really well, and has a great sound. Great equaliser too.

anker soundcore is good.

I like Anker Soundcore Earbuds.

If you're on iOS & Apple ecosystem, I love my airpods. But if you're price conscious or don't care about integration features, Anker/SoundCore has always been reliable for me.

I bought some random ones off Amazon based on the reviews. They were only £25 so thought I’d take a punt on them not really expecting them to be as good as people were saying. I also have a pair of Anker Soundcore but find the bass too light. Anyway, they are called Btootos and they are absolutely excellent for the money. They are almost as good as AirPods in terms of sound quality. Not quite but for the money I really don’t think it’s worth paying extra for the AirPods, the difference isn’t that big

I’ve really enjoyed my anker soundcores. 

Have you all looked into replacement tips from Spinfit, Sedna, Azla? Those seem like a good option as they carry lots of sizes and fit the ear better than the standard tips. (I don’t own any, I just saw them recommended on another post in the sub. It looks like SS, then S are the smallest sizes. They all have instructions on how to select your size and model). Also on Amazon there are silicone behind the neck straps that you can fit to any earbud while running/working out and later take them off when you don’t need them. I’m still deciding on a lightweight, compact, good-sounding, earbud under $100 and most of all great fitting for running. I have some Anker Soundcore that fall out of my ear easily with any of the included tips. I also have older Jabra Elite (not the active), which are more comfortable but still not great for running..

Is this the Anker Soundcore? Bought one a year ago and had it replaced for 3x already due to pairing issues.

Sony XM5s are pretty good in terms of isolation but that it ear shape dependent. Sound quality wise, especially for street listening, I'd honestly buy a much cheaper Anker Soundcore or something similar.

Get the soundcores, fantastic value

My Anker soundcores ($50 miracles) were rock solid until December. Now they cut out all the time at the gym in the high quality mode when it gets busy. It matched the December update and when I started to see the new Apple headset marshmallows show up. Could be Apple interference or Google Standard bluetooth incompetence at this point. Very annoying.