Anker Soundcore - Liberty 4 NC

Earfun!!! Liberty 4nc has weird fit

I own both liberty 4 nc and earfun air pro 4. The earfun air pro 4 are better. They are well made as far as comfort the only earbuds I can wear all day.

If you can find them for the price, Method 360 ANC. Theyre 99 bucks for a introductory price right now. Earfun Air Pro 4 and OnePlus Buds 3 and Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are also good contenders.

Soundcore Liberty 4NC. Been lifting and running with them, best value for money

Using liberty 4 NC for a while now. ANC is solid and battery timing is amazing. I would recommend these over others.

i have enco x3i. anc is amazing. i ride train every weekend. no complain from my wife. we usually on call for 6 hours while i was on train. my voices are clear but huawei freebuds pro 4 is better. trains noise factor is higher than busy street noise. oppo enco x3i = oneplus buds 3 (same product just different name) i bought huawei for 127usd and oppo for 67usd. i have also use others such as buds fe, liberty 4 nc. not good, voices are not clear. buds fe received very high rating for phone calls in rtings.com, but imho avoid, its bad. i bought 2, believing online review are dependable. on my search for clear call, now i owns, 2x buds fe, enco x3i, liberty 4 nc, buds pro, fiio utws5, 2x huawei freebuds pro 4. (so far huawei 0 complain) 🤣

No. Soundcore do decent budget earbuds at that price, like R50i. But they do not have ANC. L3pro have the best sound bar none at that price point. Though their ANC is poor, and the battery life is not great. You'll be buying cheap no-name earbud after earbud to find a 'decent' one at that price. Honestly, i'd say Liberty 4 NC has the best ANC, battery life and other such, but they cost about the same as L3pro.

Soundcore Liberty 4NC . Build quality is great. Great comfort , sound and noise cancellation And they have dual Bluetooth connectivity option as well . I have them connected to my laptop and mobile at the same time .

Better get neckbands for the gym I use lenovo he05x for gym. They are great and come under 1200 I use souncore liberty 4nc earbuds sometimes for gym and usually for other normal use . They are best for the price

The L4NC are in discount in Amazon very often. I got mine last week for 55€. You could try to wait and pay attention to it

Liberty 4 NC are really good quality but they start slipping out of my ear after 10 minutes of light walk. Sitting in a place using them is okay but as soon I start walking, I can feel them slipping out

SoundCore Liberty 4 NC its So Good in Sounding and Also Good ANC

Anker soundcore liberty 4 nc. Great, buds (but if you loose the tips it's a trip to alibaba unless you wanna pay a lot)

Anker Liberty 4 NC for example. Look for Anker Official or Anker Flagship store only, those are official stores.

Yep, you can find them in these two stores on Ali, usually they will be on top of the search results when you look for whatever from Anker. Stuff is legit and works with Soundcore app if supported. Stay away from other stores just in case.

I have just got these. I changed the tips to memory foam, eq'd them in poweramp and my hiphop (flac files) has never sounded better. I put my liberty 4nc back in and the music sounds muddy and average compared to these. I am very impressed. Great bass, great separation, vocals far better, bright but not overly treble. Honestly they are a revelation, they are also comfier to wear. My only gripe is the battery life.

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC is the best for great ANC but it's a bit pricy. I use QCY Melobuds Pro and it does a pretty good job removing ambient noise but haven't used it continuously for hours because I don't like that pressure feeling in my ears

Just picked up the liberty 4 nc for 55 on Amazon, these are amazing 🤩

I was just doing this same research. For reference, I have the JBL Live Pro 2s, Soundscore Liberty 4 NCs & Bose over the ears. I just returned the Sennheiser MTW4s and using/testing the Nothing Ear (2024)s now. If you want deep base, I'd go with the new JBLs (Tour 3s) or the Nothing Ears. The Senny's didn't have the bass I wanted. Yes, they do have bass and they sound amazing, but I'm a basshead & the Nothing's deliver in spades. Same for the JBLs. I still use my Live Pro 2s regularly and they compare to the Nothing's for that full rich sub bass.

It's definitely overwhelming for sure I'm not sure what US prices are as I'm in the UK but I believe from the Soundcore range you could probably get the Liberty 4 or Liberty 4 NC within that range which would be your best options, or even the P40i OnePlus Buds 3 or 4 should be within that price range on AliExpress (get the global version) - 4s are much better however Nothing Ear A should be within that range which are a great choice if the Nothing Ear 2024 are too expensive. A more budget option from them however are the Nothing CMF Buds Plus  Those are all great options with good enough ANC

The seal/fit is the most important thing for sure. A great seal with average ANC is better than great ANC with a poor fit. I struggle with my right ear as most things just fall out, so some good buds just don't work for me and for others I've had to invest in foam/alternative eartips which helps That being said most earbuds will fit the majority of people and provide a good enough seal for adequate ANC. I think out of my list the 4NC has the best ANC by far if that's your only concern. Fit wise it's actually good on me if I'm inactive (right falls out in the gym along with most other buds however) I saw someone mention the Earfun Air Pro 4 which is also a really great choice. I think no matter what you pick out of these however they'll work well for you/your girlfriend 

the case and light features feels cheap

I have these too and love them.

Liberty 4 NC is great and cheaper

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC is by far the most comfortable and convenient set of earbuds I've ever worn. especially for working out. They were my gym set for 2 years without a single issue. I can recommend airpods pro 2 as well but they're quite overpriced in my eyes. I'd put the extra $170 into an IEM upgrade

There's definitely better options if you have the budget. Personally, I don't see a reason for upgrading behind the liberty 4 NC. Bluetooth buds are mainly for convenience, comfort and noise cancelling. The liberty 4 NC is perfect at all 3. If I want sound quality, I'll use my IEMS Plus, the sound quality is decent. Soundcore app feels smooth and intuitive. Good Bluetooth range and decent mic

I have the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. True wireless headphones are the best for me in terms of convenience. They are relatively cheap, they are really small. Noice cancelling is great! 👍🏻 I recommend having wired headphones also as a backup in case the others run out of battery and you can’t charge them at the moment.

Soundcore liberty 4 nc, it feels good to not hear the trash music of my gym.

I've got soundcore liberty 4 NC and they're amazing

The sound quality is great. Does not sound muddy or muffled.

Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 ncs. A bit of a mouthful but they sound better than AirPods and Beats are hot garbage

Anker soundcore liberty 4 nc are awesome for under 100 bucks

Go ka na sa [Soundcore Liberty 4 NC](https://s.shopee.ph/8fEDyptaVT). Super crisp ng tunog.

You want best noise cancelling? Bose QC. You want the best Value noise cancelling? Liberty 4NC. You want A.S.S.? Audiofile Secret Stash (Crinicle thought of that, I didn't lol) AKG N5 Hybrid on Harmon Kardon website for $80 when you check out.

Yes. OnePlus buds 4 if you want better sound quality and better mics. Liberty 4NC if you want longer battery life with ANC on or a nicer case.

I have both of these. I like the liberty 4 feature set better. But I keep getting a wear sound with the bass drum like super punchy. The beats have an overall more balanced sound to me.

Check out Anker Soundcore Liberty 4NC. The best buds under €150. They regularly go on sale for around €65 and are the bee's knees. The sound quality is really good and the adaptive noise cancelling is excellent.

Gonna pop in here: Do not listen to earbuds at high volumes. It’ll screw your hearing up. Focus on decent noise cancelling, it helps keep listening volumes low while maintaining clarity of sound.  If I was looking for good value I’d go with Anker (Soundcore). Specifically for bass the Liberty 4NC seem worth checking out. 

Go for the Jabra Elite 8 Active Gen 2—mic crushes the Sony LinkBuds S in noisy/quiet settings, keeps your voice natural, and the fit’s comfy/secure (IP68 rating). If that’s too pricey, the Anker Liberty 4 NC is a cheaper runner-up with decent mics (stem design helps) and ANC. Sony’s mics get shaky in noise, and their shallow fit annoys some. Both Jabra/Anker use silicone tips, so no AirPod 4 vibes. You’re golden. Also you can check this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Earbuds/comments/1i0k6ye/earbuds_for_you/

anker soundcore. I have their liberty air 2 and liberty 4 nc. They were basically the top of the line at the moment for less than usd$120. They have a liberty 4 pro and a liberty 5 now, which they didn't have when I bought mine.

Anker Soundcore liberty 4nc is the best, its around 15500 rupees in legit shops like nofake.lk, its the most rated value for money good anc plus bass quality, call quality earbuds

soundcore liberty 4 nc and life q30

I've tried pretty much every bud out there other than Pi8's and Noble Fokus Rex 5. I just got the Technics az100. I honestly cant find a pair that beats my £54.99 Soundcore Liberty 4 NC.

How good are the Earfun Pro 3 when it comes to sound quality? I have a pair of Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and while I enjoy using them, I would like a pair of smaller, steamless earbuds.

I got the jabra elite 10 for 120 and they are absolutely awesome comfort and soundwise. See if you can get them anywhere. Edit: I came from soundcore 4 nc and the jabras are significantly better in most regards

Recently joined the Bose club. I briefly heard the XM5's and they sound really good, but the ANC strength will vary, depending on the tips you use. People seem to be getting the best results with foam tips, but to me these are a lot less convenient since I want to be able to take the buds in and out quickly. The Sony also rely quite heavily on the passive NC from said tips, meaning they act like plugs and transfer noise into your ears from things rubbing on them. I haven't really been able to test them during a workout, so I don't know how well they stay in place. The Bose QC Ultra have silicone eartips that make them super easy to pop in and the passive seal isn't really where the magic happens. They fit snugly, but comfortably and the little wingtip holds them in there perfectly. I was previously using the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC buds and there's a world of difference between them. The ANC is miles better and so is the out of the box sound. I've heard plenty of good things about the Airpod Pro's. But I'm an Android guy and those just don't make sense, but for you it just might. As far as issues with the QC Ultra's, so far, I didn't find any, aside from the sound disappearing sometimes when only having one bud connected. It happened maybe twice. Other than that...nothing. After the buggy mess that are my Sondcores, those things are a godsend. If that's of any concern to you, the AirPods will probably do the best in terms of call quality out of those three, followed by Bose. Spent all day yesterday at the airport plus 2 flights enjoying the silence with my QC Ultra's. The case of the Bose is significantly larger than the other two, but it's relatively flat. Oh yeah, the touch controls are much better on the Bose, compared to the XM5's. You can swipe to change volume and you have to tap 4 times to do that on the Sony's. And one thing that you need to know is that ANC cannot be turned off on the QC Ultra's. You can only switch to awareness or immersive mode.

Link buds s was my best until it died due to bateery drain and went to liberty 4 NC and never looked back at ear buds these pairs are wonderful

Hi, I've been using my Samsung Galaxy Buds FE for regular gym workouts and general use at home and in school for the past 2 years. I'm looking to replace it, and my budget is around \~200 USD. Ideally, my first priority is **sound quality**, but a close second priority is a **secure fit**. **What I'm looking for in sound quality:** I'm not looking for anything too specific, but I really want a good ANC. I saw that Bose QC earbuds can do that but heard that they have really bad connection issues, so I'm ruling that out already. I got to try them out in person and the sound seemed like what I was looking for, and the fit seemed good enough for general gym and home/school use. **What I'm looking for in a secure fit:** I really enjoy the rubber wing tips that the Galaxy Buds FE provides, so I'm looking for that level of security. I sweat a lot in general and live in a hot climate country, so I looked into the Jabra Elite 8 Active. They only had a dummy model though when I tried them on in person, so I couldn't test the sound. The fit felt very good though, but I couldn't be sold on it as reviews said the sound and ANC are good --- but not great. As a small third priority, I preferably want the earbuds design and shape. I don't really like the design of those that wrap around the ears. **Some other reviews:** * I also heard some reviews from a friend who sweats a lot like me and owns a Sony WF-1000XM5, and she said that the sound is great but it falls off easily when exercising. That rules it out for me as well. * I bought the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC a month or two ago but sold it right away because it never stayed on my ears. It had the worst fit for me even while just sitting down and eating. The sound was okay, but I could hardly create a good seal because of how easily it falls off. * My other friend recommends the Apple Airpods Pro 2. I'm not sure how the compatibility would work with my Samsung phone. I like to mess around with the EQ, so if there's no available app equivalent on android, it sucks but it's not that big of a deal. I could probably live with it if it's really that good. * I also saw some reviews on Beats Fit Pro True Wireless, but I'm having a hard time telling if that fits what I want. Seems good but could use some more reviews and comparisons on this if you would recommend it. I'm really hoping to find some earbuds that could incorporate a bit of both of my priorities within my budget, but I'm open to adjusting my budget if I can be sold on a really good pair of earbuds, which also hopefully just has no other issues. Thanks in advance for any recommendations guys!

I have the same issue with the AirPods Pro 2 and I have now a different buds for biking (I live in NL, so it is quite a lot). I used 2 different models and both do a great job: * soundcore by Anker Liberty 4 NC which is budget friendly * Huawei HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro 4 Both do a good job with the wind, but Huawei buds is way better in terms of sound quality.

Airpods are good but it sucks when they start to crap out on you. I’ve been using a pair of soundcore liberty 4 NCs for a little over a year now and they’ve been great. Honestly, they sound better than at least the first gen airpods (idk what the second gen ones sound like) and they’re a fraction of the price of a brand new pair.

Do you care about ANC/Transparency mode, mic quality or spatial audio features? If ANC is important the three you've listed are probably a step above everything else on the market. If you care about spatial audio features you need to worry about compatibility, so samsung buds with samsung phones, apple buds with apple phones and google buds with Pixel phones. If you have an android device don't get Airpods because they are limited to the AAC bluetooth codec and Androids implementation is pretty terrible (Apple's is very good though). I personally have Anker Liberty 4 NC which are cheap and they sound pretty good but I equalize them. Out of the box they are just ok. Also, the ANC is not particularly good on the Anker's (reviews say it is pretty good but when you compare it to Sony or Airpods it sucks). If you don't care about anything other than sound quality I would say get a Qudelix 5k bluetooth DAC and your choice of wired iems. I know you said you don't want that, but the dac and the IEMs together will be cheaper than any of the high end tws and you will get the exact sound you want.

I bought soundcore liberty 4NC on sale for $80 about a year ago. There are always sales. The sound is excellent. Battery life excellent. The “hear through” mode is meh. The only thing is that they would slip out a little bit with activities. I would wear them golfing and sometimes they would slip out. But if I walked 18 holes (4.5 hours) the battery totally lasted. I tried a few different sizes of the ear tips. They never fell out with just walking. The case is slightly big. I bought the EarFun air pro 4 when I lost my liberty 4NC. Was on sale for $63 on Amazon. The sound is not quite as good for some things. The battery life is excellent. They fit better. They don’t fall out. The case is smaller and seems slightly less premium. No regrets with either. Ultimately the fit is better with activities for the EarFun so I prefer them more and I got them about $17 cheaper.

EarFun Air Pro 4 - Total 25%off Code: EFPRO4FC here you go. Also, I am using Earfun Air Pro 4 now. I had Liberty 4 NC before it but lost it. Both are great but I am not in a position to give you an opinion on which is better but here is some advice. Get both of them, try them together, and refund the one you don't like ( If the refund is free).

Definitely yes for example melomania m100 didnt have it.Whn i went to gym realme gave very good performance however the eq app of realme is not good therefore if ypu think of making eq settimgs dont buy it still the flat eq works great if you need bass liberty4 nc is my favoirte for this category secomd is master dymaic its 400 dollars doesnt worth it so if ypu need bass i suggest you cheaper and almost best for me so far liberty 4nc but for metal or instrumental any song i suggest realme air 6 pro

Those who enjoy music, downloading files, have to use headphones with LDAC, subtle differences, but noticeable, when LDAC is activated, the volume increases, the clarity of the vocals too, then in developer options, the transmission changes to 990kbps audio quality, the surround effect is instantly intensified, now I'm using the Realme GT6, and when I change to 990kbps the audio keeps cutting out, thank goodness for the Liberty 4 NC has the option of activating the frequency loss compensator, which makes the audio top-notch!

I have 4 and 4NC, and the NC is better in everything, I used it on the Samsung, whenever I listen, I go to the developer options, and change to audio quality up to 990kbps, the difference is felt immediately, the spatiality effect is increasing, now I bought the Realme GT6, and when I do this on it the connection starts to fail, it keeps choking, it only works at 606kbps, good thing the 4NC has the function of compensating for the lost frequencies 🙌🏾

The 4NC will always be better, Soundcore is quality, durability, and there is also LDAC, which is better than LHDC.

OP since you're coming from the airpods, you should go with the Liberty 4 NC or Earfun AP4, other brands will give out and start showing their cost-cutting measures after a couple weeks of use, if not initially I find the AP4 to be nearly similar to the 1000xm5 in terms of sound quality, despite the lower price. If the Sonys are a 10, these are like 9. call quality and battery life are good, multipoint works well Liberty Pro NC will be quite similar and a bit more polished, with a better app, as I've heard. If I was in the market now, I'd go for the **Liberty 4 NC**, though I'm happy with EAP4 CMF Buds are a wildcard that I haven't used, mostly they should have a lower sound quality, reinforced with bass. If I had money to spare though, I'd get them for the novelty alone. The clickwheel is an amazing accessory/feature for the price

Liberty 4 NC

I don't have much experience with the Liberty 4NC. I bought them maybe a year ago and returned them soon after because I wasn't super impressed with the sound. So I never compared them directly to the OnePlus... *but* I didn't return the OnePlus and they're one of my favorites now, so I think it's fair to say I'd recommend them over the Liberty.

Just got them for $60 on sale over the holidays and they were worth every penny. Do they sound as good as a $300 set of buds? Of course not. But they do 85% of the job and are a quarter of the price of the big players. Also pretty great ANC for the price.

Agreed, I have the Liberty 4 NC and they are great. Amazing battery, good sound and don't hurt my ears I also have the Life Q30 and I love them too, though those are headphones, not earphones.

Redmi Buds 6 Pro sound better than Liberty 4NC but the ANC on 4NC is waaay better

had liberty 4 nc, huge fan of it. anc is amazing but the sound quality is and can be abit lacking

If you’re working with a $60 budget, the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and Anker Space A40 are solid winners. The Liberty 4 NC packs reliable ANC, punchy sound, and a neat app that lets you tweak the EQ to your liking, perfect for long study sessions when you need to stay focused. The Space A40 impresses way above its price bracket. Its ANC is surprisingly effective, the comfort holds up through long wear, and the battery life, up to 50 hours with the case is absolutely foine Since ANC depends heavily on how well they seal, but you can still get a good read on the sound signature, it’s smart to test the sound quality first at [audiotones.co](http://audiotones.co) before you hit buy. see if the sound vibes with you before committing.

I got the 4nc during the black friday sales. Pretty surprised how good they are for the price. Noise cancelling works very well and the app makes it easy to get the sound I like with its EQ. Battery lasts forever too.

I also recommend soundcore. p25i, p30i and p40i are all great options in the under $50 range. You can also get the the 4NC for around 60 on sale which is a really really good earphone. That’s the one I ended up sticking with.

If you can go for liberty 4nc. I have a really loud fan and with these I can’t hear it even though occasionally bird chirps gets in. Idk how that happens

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.

Yeah, I added comparisons in the above thread in my experiences with Google Pixel Buds Pro 2, Liberty 4 NC, Nothing Ear 2, etc. also, why I didn't roll with Huawei or Samsungs. Left a lot of comments and context in various replies that would take more effort to reinstate in this thread.

i second this, i just got these and love them

I use the soundcore liberty 4 NC. They work amazingly for their price point

chiming in as I have received a couple hours ago my Libertys 4 NC. Loud? sure, I can't go over 50% volume..... too loud and too much distorsion Bass? yeah ANC? not so great I think I am going to return them and get another pair of Baseus Bowies

My go-to right now are the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. They are about $100.

If ANC matters, Earfun Air 4 Pro or Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC (that being said if you really want good ANC, only option is to spend premium money on Bose or Sony). Otherwise FiiO FW5 or Moondrop Golden Ages will be many tiers above in terms of audio quality.

Most would say liberty 4 NC is better than Liberty 4 pro… the pro was a disappointment

Loud, bassy with really good ANC, to me your asking exactly for the Liberty 4 NC by Soundcore, I recommended it before to someone looking for the same and they loved it

I've been a bit disappointed with the wf-1000xm5 noise cancelling. I need to try different ear tips before giving up on them. My old xm3 seem better than the xm5 Denon Perl Pro, also not that impressed with. Maybe they are too sealed and don't like the feeling and sound quality hasn't clicked for me with personalisation on or off. Soundcore 4 NC, are ok at most things but wouldn't be rushing to use them Moondrop space travel look nice in case, sound pretty good for the price, fit isn't the most comfortable My items not on the list. Most impressed with the soundpeats opera 5, weird fit but great sound, my original Samsung bud pro for convenience and solid performance and the Sony wf-1000xm3 bulky but great noise cancelling

Better to go for a flagship one if you are after call quality. I have this, and call quality isn't that great: https://www.simplytek.lk/collections/earphones-and-headphones/products/anker-liberty-4-nc-all-new-true-wireless-earbuds

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. I didn't think I'd need new headphones with good over-the-ear ones already, but I underestimated how much I was going to sweat. Something wireless and water-proof has been really helpful.

This was my sentiments last monday.. was thinking bout getting an airpods but I just can’t justify the price..I ended up getting the liberty 4 NC.. and this is my 1st earbuds with noise cancellation and it sounds amazing but it also feels nauseating.. haha!

I'm chiming in to say that honestly you'll get an overall better earbud with the stem style. You'd be surprised how light they feel and how easy they'll stay in! At least for my ears, I found that when I finally gave stems a shot, any I tried stayed in pretty good. I have the soundcore sport x10 which are ok, but I wear my liberty 4nc in the gym and the quality is much better overall in every aspect for me. The x10 is my yard/car work bud and obviously stay in no matter what.

I haven't had any complaints with my 4nc. They're probably not the best, but I know a few months ago they had updated firmware for call quality. Good overall earbuds IMO.

The Liberty 4 NC was an excellent TWS last year. Packed with features, immortal battery and with some (a lot) of EQ, they sounded acceptable enough to use alongside headphones and speakers. Unfortunately the eartip situation is horrendous and I had to let them go.

Liberty are really good. Got em last week

Get Anker Liberty 4 NC. They are very good and available for 16500. I have used them for a year and shifted to Airpods Pro, but for the price they are very very good.

If you're samsung user than go for buds fe if not than liberty is the best option among these three

I have the soundcore liberty 4 NC with spinfit CP100 plus ear tips. Good ANC, comfortable, decent sound, 8.5/10.

I just ordered the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. After a ton of research for my use, I believe this will be one of the best sub-$100 AirPods alternatives…. It was only $56 I think.

If you want something durable, comfortable, and under $100, check out the [Soundcore Liberty 4 NC](https://amzn.to/4myUvXH). They’re built for daily use, have excellent ANC, great battery life, and a solid case that doesn’t feel cheap. Sound is surprisingly rich for the price.

If ANC and voice isolation are your top priorities, I’d seriously look into the [Soundcore Liberty 4 NC](https://amzn.to/3T3iOiE). They’re under $100, have excellent adaptive noise cancellation, and the call quality is surprisingly solid, even in noisy environments.

Makes NO sense why they wouldn't offer a toggle. I have the Soundcore Liberty 4NC and they have a toggle, which I NEVER have on. I would be MAYBE 10% of people even use that feature. OR companies could go the way of Huawei and just have perfect wind reduction, but that's too much to ask. LOL.

The realme air 6 pro, OnePlus buds 3, or the Roseselsa Ceramics X are all solid overall options out the the bunch mentioned imo. But if your main concern is ANC the soundcore liberty 4 nc should be good just for that

Imo the Roseselsa Earfree I5 are the best sounding tws under 100 when it comes to accurate/precise imaging, great airy soundstage, amazing depth and instrument perception. Bass is also on the balanced side (although it's a slight v shape tuning, it still remains decently balanced through all frequencies). (4 EQ presets) I get about 6-9 hours depending on if I'm using LDAC or LDAC with ANC. I have a review on my page if you want to check it out. Another solid option are the Soundpeats capsule 3 Pro plus, they have the widest soundstage I've tested in this price and they have a custom EQ so bass can be tuned down. ANC imo is better at cancelling low frequencies on this pair but battery life takes a hit at 5 hours with ANC and LDAC. (I also have a review on my page for these ones as well) (Also I've tested these against the soundcore liberty 4 nc/pro, realme air 6 pro, OnePlus buds 3, earfun air 4 pro, nothing ear a, etc and these two tws come out to be the most accurate sounding out of the bunch.)

It would still be the Roseselsa. But I would also recommend the OnePlus buds 3, they do have slightly worse audio quality, but the battery life is superb at 9 hours with ANC and LHDC on(although I'm not sure what phone you have so idk if LHDC is supported on your device). ANC is decent as well maybe on par with the Roseselsa. Another solid option that at similar to the OnePlus with better ANC are the Earfun air 4 pro.

The OnePlus buds 3 have swipe gesture controls but the soundcore liberty 4 pro have pinch/squeeze controls. So they might be the best options. Sound quality wise on the liberty 4 pro are more of a bassy tuning but nonetheless still decent since they also have custom eq. ANC is a standout and battery life is also decent. (Case quality does feel a little cheap) Edit: I'm glad I can help 👍

Personally I wouldn't spend flagship money on buds. The battery in them are about done for after a year of heavy use. I like the soundcore Liberty 4 NC, they got flagship performance for a third the cost

Liberty 4 NC has over ear headphones grade ANC (better than the bose buds), and just went back on sale today for $99 CAD

Pag na tyambahan mo na sale yung liberty 4 nc sa price na 2.5k steal yun

Soundcore liberty 4 NC and OnePlus buds 3 are what I have, I love both

I have both soundcores liberty 4 nc’s and the OnePlus buds 3, both are excellent and $99. OnePlus buds are a bit more bassy. The Liberty 4’s are my daily drivers :)

Soundcore liberty 4 NC and OnePlus buds 3 :)

Personally, I like the OnePlus buds a bit more sound wise, they’re bassy. I also think they sit a bit better in my ears. The soundcore are not *as* comfortable, but they’re not bad by any means whatsoever

Yes, I do. I love them, as well. The OnePlus buds are better for bassy music, but my soundcores have a very slight edge

Soundcore liberty 4 NC’s + OnePlus buds 3 are both great for me and retail at $99

I got both for $59, but $99 is still their retail.

I'm really curious about why you said that the anc of airpro4 is good and best. I mean, we got so many pairs with better anc, and I also did reviews these two earbuds. I don't think airpro4's anc is better than 4nc. If you have time to review my point, I feel very honored to meet you here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3x91bV4nCM. And other than these two, I picked oppo enco fre4 and oneplus buds 4 for review, better value to price choice for me.

[I've tried an unhealthy number of these.](https://np.reddit.com/r/Earbuds/s/Tg7KYugl8L) I've added a few to the list (Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and Liberty 4 Pro) since this comment was made too. Lol I would like to try the Sennheiser MTW4 and Technica AZ100s to see how they compare to their predecessors. Might be adding those to my list in the near future.

Ive had the NC for a month or so and yes the biggest downside are the calls. Now there is no problem with them 8/10, but when the environment around you is noisy, like in the train or in a crowded place the people I talk to seem to have s hard time hearing me. The surroundings seem to overtake everything. Other than that they are def worth the 55euros. Great sounding earbuds, all the specs you would expect from a 100+ euro earbud.

Soundcore liberty 4 NC, I accidentally put it in the washing machine twice, but they still work fine.

Even $50 Soundcore Liberty 4 NC comes with good ANC. What is Apple thinking charging so much for something with no ANC? Not worth it.

Uggh, didn't like the shape of the 4 NC pads, they're like oval and didnt fit me at all.

I just got soundcore liberty 4nc and I'm enjoying them 100 Canadian

Use AirPods and they sound terrible . The cheap Anker 4nc is even better, but still far from desirable, all reviews and tests say that Jabra is the best in your list, also Nothing is good choice, especially now as they are on sale.

4 nc sounds great for their price, also check Nothing ear (a), they are a bit better in terms of sound but slightly out of your budget.

The soundcore liberty 4 nc ticks all your box's

Liberty 4 nc, has excellent anc for the price point. Also galaxy buds FE on a budget. I also have the linkbuds s, check Amazon warehouse for "used like new", you can get them at £80. They are the best earbuds I have ever known!

Like I said, liberty 4nc or buds FE are great, but if you can push the budget the linkbuds s are exceptional.

Liberty 4 nc are superb Galaxy buds FE if you have a Samsung device. Galaxy buds 2 pro if you can find a deal

I had the wf xm3 and I loved them but the size and having to grind them into your ear got tiresome. Quite a bit has happened in 3 months. My linkbuds s are still fantastic, even though the right earbud started with that wind noise problem when in anc /ambient mode, sent it to Sony repair (Bridgend in Wales), I'm England, they replaced the right bud so all good. I have the Sony extended 2 year warranty and that's what persuaded me to buy them in the first place. Im currently waiting for delivery of the linkbuds fit, so that should be interesting? Anyway, I also have the galaxy buds FE and the liberty 4 nc (both on amazon black Friday now), I would seriously consider them mate, especially if you have a Samsung device for the FE. Both superb buds. I will pop a review of the linkbuds fit on here in a few days.

I agree with you, I had the liberty 4 nc from launch, paid £55 and they simply are a superb pair of buds. I have the buds 2 pro, buds 3 pro and linkbuds s. B3p has great anc but I agree the liberty 4 nc are as good, if not slightly better which is astonishing at the price. B3p are terrible for wind noise, so I use the buds 2 pro on windy days. Linkbuds s are also great with wind noise and the anc is superb, they are rarely mentioned but I think they're better than the xm5 buds which I returned the next day!

Using Soundcore Liberty 4NC w P7. Not too bad for its price.

Currently using the soundcore Liberty 4NC and it's worth every penny. I don't about other two but usually soundcore provides great durability and 4NC have really good battery life too.

I got a used pair of Soundcore Liberty 4 NC for $60. Compared side by side with Sony WF-1000XM5s and I'd say sound quality and ANC are extremely comparable. ANC may be better on the Sony's on paper, but in real world use, I could never tell. That ANC and sound quality only got better with Comply foam tips. The Sony's just have more features in their app, better call quality, smaller profile case and earbuds, and better multipoint.

Never slept with them but I feel like I could. It'll depend on your ears. The 4NCs are really good at passively sitting in my ear and I don't have to push them in for them to stay secure. The stems are pretty long compared to other buds so that's the only thing that might keep you from sleeping and that's really only if you sleep on your side. Sleeping on your back should be fine though. However I don't think the mic is good enough to take calls. Too many instances where people have told me they can't understand/hear what I'm saying

My vote is Soundcore. Best sound, battery, and ANC under $100 hands down. The only things that hold it back really are bad call quality and their multipoint connection is pretty bad. OnePlus Buds 3 might be an overall more polished experience. Sound, battery, and ANC aren't as good, but all other features like control and app are better. I dropped them from the 2nd floor of a motel by accident once and the buds and case survived.

Soundcore Liberty NC 4 they are beast for the price

anker liberty soundcore 4 nc, got them myself

I really enjoy my Soundcore Liberty 4nc earbuds by Anker. Good noise canceling, wind reduction, 3d surround sound, and Anker customer support is fantastic. I got a great deal during Prime Days but even the regular price is very reasonable.

If you really want an earbud leaning to ANC, then Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. But if you want great value for money and good overall performance then Earfun Air Pro 4 ANC.

I agree strongly. I own the following earbuds: XM5, Buds 3 Pro, Liberty 4 NC, and the Bose QC Ultra. I took all of the earbuds and my Bose QC 45 headphones on a flight recently. I wanted to finally see if any of these earbuds can compete with my Bose QC 45's. I got tired of all these claims of this is better than this. I wanted to see what to MY ears provided the best ANC. I find earbuds more comfortable anyways because of my glassses. I found Bose QC Ultra earbuds easily rivaled the Bose QC 45's! I was shocked. I don't know what king of magic or voodoo they are doing but they are my main ANC audio gear for flying. I am contemplating on buying a 2nd pair or just bring one of my other earbuds as a backup to circumvent the battery limitations on long duration flights. Carrying 2 cases of earbuds is a lot smaller and easier to pack than headphones too.

Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, ori price 350~… bought shopee for 259.. long battery life and good anc

Hey! If you're looking for earbuds in the $100 range with good battery life and noise cancelling, I’d recommend the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. These are a great all-rounder with excellent sound quality, strong noise cancellation, and a long battery life, making them perfect for the gym, office, and travel. They’ve got great performance for the price and are known for being reliable, especially when it comes to comfort and fit. Hope that helps!

I just got the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC today (coming from Jabra, since they don’t do earbuds anymore 😔) really liking them so far. Pretty damn good for £60.

Idk the price in australia but in europe for less than €76, you can opt for the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, which are the best bang for bucks at this price range.

i used to have airpods pro gen 1 and gen 2, but for some reason im unlucky having faulty mics and last one has transparency/noise cancellation mode broken (after unit replacement). In the end i tried soundcore liberty 4 NC, best piece of tech i owned outside apple ecosystem. It has great noise cancellation and great transparency mode, i like its noise cancellation when used in crowded malls and airplane. It has automatic pause and automatic device switching (up to 3 devices only but supports windows/android!) just like airpods but only for apple devices. 100% recommend it. Someone mentioned soundcore r50i, it's like the lite version of this, but for sound quality 4 NC is on par with airpods pro (compared it side by side before and may even sound better)

Soundcore liberty 4 NC. Used to have airpods pro, i prefer the soundcore one

the automatic switching works flawless on android/pc aside from my apple devices. The mic is working. Idk why but ive had 3 airpod pros in the past (last one was just a replacement due to mic issues) but all had mic issues after some few months. Transparency mode broken in airpods pro. Feature wise, airpods pro has more but if you're just into music quality, noise cancellation and transparency mode, soundcore value wise is better.

Soundcore liberty 4 NC, coming from airpods pro user, ito yung non-apple product na feels premium

I have recently bought some Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. Very good, great sound and outstanding noise cancellation

Jabra Elite 7 Active and Soundcore Liberty 4 NC

Exactly, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC at $70 sounds like a great deal, especially with that HearID feature. I’ve heard good things about the CMF Buds 2 Pro too — that dial on the case sounds pretty unique! Do you find it really useful in everyday use?

For budget-friendly, the Soundcore Life P3 is a solid pick — good sound, decent ANC, and great battery life around the $60–$70 mark. In the mid-range, I’d go with Liberty 4 NC — they punch way above their price with strong ANC and HearID sound tuning. If you're going premium, Sony WF-1000XM5 or AirPods Pro 2 are hard to beat for overall experience.

i’d say so. i’ve owned many pairs of earbuds. i switched over from sony link buds s due to lack of control customization. i’m very impressed with my pair. i will say the case is quite large. but they’re a great value for the price.

pretty good, i’m not a huge bass head but you can definitely get a decent amount out of them! not quite to the skullcandy shove it down your throat level, they have a decent 10.5 mm bass driver and titanium-coated tweeter. not sure how they’d compare to your buds unfortunately

I reallyyyyy love soundcore anker any of them

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

I bought Liberty 4 NC although im not an audiophile so for me it sounds great! P30 also nice!

Yep but a little bit lacking in some features compared to Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. But with the budgeted price its reasonable and in some cases, beating most of the earbuds at the same price class.

I'm using the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4NC only for the Steam Deck, they are awesome and have a pretty good noise-cancelling, I play mostly while doing my commute on trains.

I bought both and ended up returning the Liberty 4 anc. I think the sound and call quality is better on the Liberty but couldn’t stand the dead static sound they make when using the anc. Anc is much better on the earfun but call quality is horrible.

I have the soundcore liberty 4 NC and hear a huge difference in sound quality with LDAC on and I am not a audiophile. Deeper, more articulated bass, better separation of instruments. I am always blown away by the difference when I switch to LDAC.  On my Samsung phone you explicitly have to addionally enable LDAC in the bluetooth settings for the earbuds, not just put the earbuds in LDAC mode. I always suspect that people who report that they don't hear a difference (or at least a portion of them), don't do so. 

I want to add that I never noticed a difference between 256 kbit and higher bitrates, but between LDAC on and off, yes. To me good NC is also more important though.  Can't you order the earbuds online, try them out and return the pair you don't like? 

Just got these last week and love them!!!

I like the liberty 4 NC for it's bass, does OnePlus Buds 3 offer the same experience?

I like the liberty 4 NC for it's bass, does OnePlus Buds 3 offer the same experience?

Ooh okay, heard it has better sound stage as well.. I like my 4 NC but it sounds a bit muffled sometimes even though I adjusted my highs quite a bit. Also the case is a little bulky for small bags. Though sad thing is OnePlus buds 3 doesn't support wireless.

L4NC still seems to have the better ANC though.

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC Cheap, reliable connection, good battery life, good sound, average ANC

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.

Have had the 4nc for almost two years and got the earfuns yesterday. Pretty similar overall but at 53EUR the value you get with the earfun is just insane! What I found a little annoying is the latency on the 4nc. When using aptx on earfuns I think there is noticeable less lagg when watching videos. As for comfort, I think the earfun edges out too (even if 4nc are nice too), even with the standard tips. I have normal years and the standard size is ok. Had them a couple of hours and did not notice fatigue yet. But slightly more pressure on ear canal. But will probably buy spinfits tips down the line anyway that will mitigate this. NC seems good and about pair with 4nc. Multipoint working without problems. App is not the best but ok. Charging case is where they cut corners, its not either premium looking or feel good to touch. And the large logo is ugly. But at 53EUR who am I to complain. Good thing is a normal battery indicator. What I havent tried yet is working out with the buds or the battery life so that may perhaps change the impression somewhat but I would imagine they will be ok in that department too.

Valid thoughts. Agree 4nc is more premium, but even so, I would not exactly say they are premium like a (more pricey) sony or technics? My overall experience with wireless inear buds in general are more or less: they will work 2, maybe 3 years and then they slowly die, no matter the brand. Either battery or some other like sweat eventually kills them. Because of this it doesnt make sense to buy premium 200-300EUR in my opinion. For me small buds are good to have wirh you at work, gym or commuting etc but for gaming or flying nothing, in my opinion, beats over the ear in terms of comfort and ANC but the good ones csn of course be pretty pricey.

I bought the liberty 4 NC recently and honestly I have no idea why they get the praise they get They are utterly rubbish…. Bad fit, bad sound… don’t waste you’re money man

I came here for alternatives to the 4NC.. they turn ANC on and off spontaneously, and I have to disconnect them when using the phone because ppl can't hear what I say while using them. Drives me crazy. They do have support though... funny thing is YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR SELF-HELP SUPPORT. Which I guess is letting you read a manual. Did I say that uts a monthly subscription for that support?

If you liked the [Sennheiser CX400 BT](https://amzn.to/4kMvU0D) and want something wireless with a similar clean, rich sound under $100, I’d take a hard look at the [Soundcore Liberty 4 NC](https://amzn.to/4iz06Li). They’ve got gummy-style tips that fit snug without being bulky, great ANC for the price, and the sound is really customizable through the app. Out of the box, they’re a little bass-forward, but once you dial them in, they do a *really* nice job with vocals especially female vocals and anything acoustic or mid-heavy. I listen to everything from hip-hop to classical to podcasts, and these handle all of it without falling apart at the highs. They’re also super comfortable, hold a charge forever, and honestly punch way above their price point. You could stretch to the [Nothing Ear](https://amzn.to/4iz0lWI) if you want something flashier with a more balanced sound signature, but for pure value and versatility, Liberty 4 NC is hard to beat.

Be careful because after 10 months the battery life tanks with ANC on, I contacted soundcore and all they offered me was 20% off the pro

The Samsung Buds Fe and Sony c700 have good sound quality. Sony's ANC is poor but the sound is good. The JLab Jbuds line the Air Pro are good. Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and One Plus 3 are good too. Originally missed Linkbuds S. It has good ANC and good sound

I have got the Sony c510. They lack anc, but the seal blocks a lot of noise. Good app included as well as ambient mode. The Sony c710 seems to have improved the ANC over the c700. If you don't need something immediately, I think they will start going on sale more often. I would also consider the Earfun Air Pro 4. It has good/very good ANC for less than 75.00. myearfun site had a sale until sometime tonight, but I don't know when it ends. Soundcore Liberty 4nc is good too.

It does seem the A40 has lesser ANC. The Soundcore Liberty 4nc is definitely better as is Earfun Air Pro 4. I have liked the DHRME YouTube channel from the Netherlands. They thought too a40 ANC is disappointing. They liked the ANC on the 2 I listed.

One plus 3 buds are a smidge better than the liberty 4nc by soundcore. But the problem I'm facing with the soundcore is the battery life is plain horrible (not as advertised, so be warned). If the supposed battery life claims are true, soundcore is worth buying (cause I dunno whether I received a lemon when I bought it cause sri lankan warranty claims for this sorta thing is a clownshow (bought from simplytek))

This is very well within your budget, check out the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. It's got excellent bang-for-buck, insanely long battery life (I guess it's since the brand started out doing charging accessories and power banks) and the ANC punches well above its price.

The Soundcore R50i NC is the best choice. The Soundpeats might be good, but from experience, Soundcore rarely disappoint. If you're looking for earbuds under LKR10000, this is the best bet. If you can go a little bit over budget, shoot for the Liberty 4 NC. It's their flagship and it's absolutely awesome!!! Edit: I saw the Liberty 4 NC for LKR16000 on Nanotek

I've got a pair of Anker Liberty 4 NCs, though they dont fit well in to the ear canal, almost sitting on top of the ear canal. Seems its a common complaint if googled with it made only a tiny bit better with some after market SpinFit CP100s fitted, which is a mission in itself due to the odd shape of the stem/connection thing on the buds Can I therefore ask you about these; do they fit in to the ear canal well? I take it you've stuck to the silicone tips that came with it? Similar situation to yourself, lot of high res and flac audio, will be using with LDAC

I've got the Liberty 4 NCs and considering a different pair, not had much joy really with changing the ear tips to Spinfit CP100s, it barely helps much, still feels like they sit on the ear canal, rather than in and well sealed Can I ask, did you change to memory foam tips because of the original fit, or just your preference? What memory foam tips are they? Are they hard to change over like the liberty 4 ncs are?

I'm considering upgrading from my Liberty 4 NC earbuds to Sony WE-1000XM5s. I've heard the new Pixel Buds are comfortable but lack bass. Since the Sony XM5s are much more expensive(4x), I'm wondering if they're worth the extra cost.

Yeah I ended up putting the comply foams on mine after even trying different set of silicones and the NCs sound better and stay in ear way more securely now

Good for you for trying but the data is pretty bad I think. For example, there's a significant difference between the Liberty 4, the Liberty 4 NC, and the 4 Pro. And I'm sure the 4NC has been recommended way more than your data show. There's also a big difference between the Denon PerL (listed) and the Perl Pro. The pro is one of the most recommended ~$300 bud here, and it's not registered in your list. Same with Nothing (which I have and I think what you've listed) vs Nothing (a) (which is cheaper but gets recommended way more. Not your fault really because the manufacturers use stupid repetitive model names, and we use abbreviations (az-80 instead of the manufacturer name, or super abbreviations like L4NC).

Good for you for trying but the data is pretty bad I think. For example, there's a significant difference between the Liberty 4, the Liberty 4 NC, and the 4 Pro. And I'm sure the 4NC has been recommended way more than your data show. There's also a big difference between the Denon PerL (listed) and the Perl Pro. The pro is one of the most recommended ~$300 bud here, and it's not registered in your list. Same with Nothing (which I have and I think what you've listed) vs Nothing (a) (which is cheaper but gets recommended way more. Not your fault really because the manufacturers use stupid repetitive model names, and we use abbreviations (az-80 instead of the manufacturer name, or super abbreviations like L4NC).

Yes, souncore Liberty 4 NC and Liberty 4 Pro are two of the most recommended buds in their price ranges, and the Prime Day deals are legit. (Not earth-shatteringly cheap, but cheaper than the normal "sale" prices.)

Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC is still €55 on Amazon. The sound quality and ANC are great and they fit my ears relatively well.

out of curiosity which ones have you tried? I actually really liked the EQ on the liberty 4 NC but I ended up returning them. I havn't tried the Liberty 4 pro but those are frequently on sale for $100, and many youtubers have said they are best sounding soundcore earbuds. I currently own the Oneplus Buds Pro 3 which I I think most people would say sound better then Airpods Pro 2. But then their is a whole another level of sound once you get to the $200+ range with earbuds like the Sony XM5, Sennheiser Momentum 4, Bowers & Wilkins Pi8, and Technics AZ100 & AZ80. Not to mention the now cheap(but bulky/uncomfortable) Denon Perl Pro. I still think Airpods pro 2 are best all around earbud but theres a lot of better options when it comes to sound. Edit: Also to be clear, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC aren't even the best sounding earbuds under $100. Most people seem to prefer Oneplus Buds 3/4(4 is $100 on oneplus website), nothing ear(a), Earfun Air pro 4, and CMF buds pro 2. I get saying Airpods are best earbuds out there but saying they have best sound is kind of insane given other options.

I have the Liberty 4 NC, and I highly recommend them. I've been using them for about 6 months, and they have been great. Connect immediately, sound very good for the price, noise canceling really gives you the bubble effect, and I like the shape and feel of the case.

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC for 50 bucks, great price/performance ratio!

I don't know any of the earphones you mentioned except the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. The Soundcore are great - awesome sound and the noise canceling is amazing. At 55€ (US$ 63) very good price-performance ratio. But they fall out of my ears easily when I yawn or chew. I just bought a pair of Soundcore over-ear headphones for the next flight, as I don't want to crawl through the plane looking for a lost earbud.

Additionally to some Soundcore 4NC Bluetooth earbuds I always carry some USB-C EarPods with me as a backup in case I forget to bring my earbuds. They don’t need to be charged, are easy to use and with the cord also indicate others I’m wearing headphones. Bought two pairs when on sale at Amazon. At that price a nobrainer for me. I wouldn’t call myself an audiophile though and can’t judge quality in comparison to other earbuds.

Having done some looking around both here and elsewhere, I just recently got the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and have been really impressed. I've had a pair of Beats Fit Pros for about 2 and a half years, but one of the ear hooks broke, itsn't easy to glue, super hard to replace, and of course I didn't want to buy a whole new pair. Noise canceling is solid, sound quality is really good, and they have wireless charging as a bonus. It took a little bit of tweaking to get them sounding how I wanted and I ended up getting some different tips because I wasn't a fan of the included ones, but I've always been kinda picky about that stuff. Overall, I'm happy with them.

I second this due to ANC, sound quality, but primarily the aptx for traveling with those 3.5mm Bluetooth dongles that have aptx codec. The improvement in lipsync is huge. This is a big reason I stopped using my liberty 4 NC

Bose Qc35ii for long haul business trips and some cheap Anker ones (currently liberty 4 NC or Space one) for short haul. They cost 1/4 of AirPod pros but are 90% as good in terming NC. Some areas are even better.

I have the Space Travel also, kaso ang hina na nung output niya. For good ANC, the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC is decent. You can even get it as low as 2-3k PHP sa Lazada if you have lazcoins.

Weird, I don't have any issues with ANC on the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC

These are my thoughts on both earbuds after using them for a couple days EarFun: ~ really good noise canceling, and is the best of the two. On normal mode it also blocks out it pretty good amount of noise. The transparent mode was good as well, takes some getting used to, but overall I could hear when people would speak to me ~ the app is pretty easy to use and very custom friendly. I personally loved the bass booster preset because it gave me the bass I wanted, whilst keeping the clarity which I loved ~ battery life is ok. For me personally, I don’t think I’ll be using anc 24/7 however, I did time the earbuds to see how long they last with anc on and it lasted a whole of 6hrs36mins before one earbud died. Which isn’t a long time for most people. If you use on normal mode it’ll definitely last longer ~ I like some of the other little features like, the fact that u can remove the earbud and it’ll pause whatever you’re listening to. It’s a little delayed but pretty good. ~ earbud fit is nice, but I will say liberty 4ncs feel more comfortable to me. However, they’re both good in comfort. ~ still have to test mic quality out ~ packaging is solid(base), but the lid is pretty light which scares me a bit. It will be easy to carry around ~ comes with 18month warranty Liberty 4nc: ~ I’m going to start off with the anc, and I think it’s pretty good as expected. Make sure to go through the eartip sizes for the best seal. The transparent mode is also more clearer than EarFun, but they’re pretty close in that aspect. With all that said, I still think EarFun anc is better at blocking out noise. ~ sound quality is pretty good, but EarFun also wins in this aspect as well because it just sounds clearer to me. ~ if your a stickler for packaging like me, you’ll definitely like the look of the Liberty 4nc case, but I will say that opening the case is straight up annoying with the button so if you don’t like that, you can also lift it by the lid as opposed to the button ~ I personally like the feel and fit of the earbuds because they feel more comfortable, but it’s one of those cases where you have to test it out for yourself. The only thing is that I truly don’t like when earbuds stick out of you ears because it looks odd, but it’s most likely not going to be noticeable to others ~ the app is very customizable, and you can adjust the leavel of anc you want, and also select a mode of transportation to which the earbuds then adjust the noise canceling. The hearID was really nice when I wanted to adjust the sound quality according to what I had prefer for music. Wind reduction was also pretty good on this one. Overall just super customizable. ~ the mic quality is pretty good on this one but I still have to test this out ~ the battery life is as advertised and lasts pretty long which I do like, and I also like the fast charging on these earbuds(10mins = 4hrs) in comparison to the EarFun (10mins = 2hrs) ~ little minor additions that I also really like are the fact that you can take an earbud out and it’ll pause as well as automatically turn on transparent mode. It’s very minor but for me I often take one earbud out to hear someone so it’s nice to have that instead of having to turn on transparent mode. ~ touch controls are customizable, but the preset is already easy to maneuver through ~ comes with an 18month warranty Feel free to ask any questions, but as of right now I’m struggling to choose between the two because they both have nice qualities. The main issue is that I like the EarFun more in terms of sound quality and anc, but the battery life along with the small details on the 4nc like, automatic transparency mode when an earbud is removed, battery life, and fit is making me second guess which ones to keep and which I want to return.

I’ll definitely have to test it out again

They were a Which? Best Buy.

SoundCore by Anker Liberty 4 NC £60 from the Anker webste

I've got soundcore space A40 and liberty 4 NC. I love them. They are so so good.

I second this. The ANC is remarkable and the sound quality and comfort are no slouch either.

Bingo. I've purchased many earbuds, both high-end and budget, and of the budget ones the Soundcore's have routinely over-performed for the price.

I think you missed your mark on everything Soundcore. There's only one recommendation for the Liberty 4, which is almost never suggested, while the most commonly recommended earbuds - the Liberty 4 NC - aren't even mentioned.

I have a decent amount of high-end earbuds, and a few sets immediately come to mind. First would be the Sennheiser Momentum 3 & 4. Awesome sound quality and truly great ANC. Secondly would be both the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and Liberty 4 Pro. Very good sound quality and top tier ANC. I could flip a coin between these two and be fine either way.

I'm still partial to the Liberty 4 NC. Not just very good ANC, but the sound quality is excellent as well.

I have those, too. Very good sound quality, okay ANC, but the one beef I have is with the app. Not nearly as many options as other similarly priced earbuds.

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.

For under $💯 the Liberty 4 NC checks all of your boxes. Excellent ANC - better than you'd expect. The same goes for the battery life, and they have an IPX4 rating good for sweat and light rain. The bonus is excellent sound quality for the price.

Right now, the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, Liberty 4 NC, and the new Liberty 5 all look and sound very good. All three are between $100 and $150 and perform well above their price points.

Count me as # 3. These are amazing, especially for the price. I recently purchased the new Jlab Jbuds Pods ANC, thinking they were going to be a competitor to the L4NC, and I was enormously disappointed. The Soundcore stomps the Jlab out in every category. I've read tons of good things about the Earfun Air Pro 4, but I have yet to purchase them. I tried at the Earfun website but they wouldn't accept my card (Walmart Visa) for some odd reason (Yes, I have plenty of money to cover these ten times over) and I refuse to let Amazon blackmail me into buying their ridiculous Prime service. Anyway, sorry about the rant, but long story short, the L4NC are astoundingly good. As a matter of fact, for the money, I think they're the best buds on the market today.

The Liberty 4 NC definitely belongs in the conversation. In my experience, the Liberty 4 aren't really all that great tbh.

Sennheiser Momentum 3, Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, Liberty 4 NC, Edifier Neobuds Pro 2 to name a few.

You think the L4NC has better ANC? I've tested them back-to-back, and to me, it's too close to call. Both have exceptional ANC, and if ANC was the only criteria, I could flip a coin and be perfectly happy either way. When it comes to sound quality, this is where it gets difficult. Straight-up, I'd say the L4P wins except when I'm using the manual EQ with the L4NC, and I combine it with the 3D surround sound it improves the sound quality tremendously imo. Battery-wise, the L4NC wins hands down with an extra 1 1/2 to 2 hours of additional playtime.

You're pretty accurate on most accounts, but the one area where I believe you're wrong is in the ANC. Not because you did anything wrong on the steps leading up to testing but because Soundcore supplies the L4NC with atrocious ear tips. For me, there's no possible way that I can enjoy the full effects of the L4NC's ANC without replacing the stock tips with something better. Once I switched to the supplied tips for my Technics AZ-60/AZ-80, the ANC improved drastically. Maybe try finding better tips and give it another shot. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised.

I've tried many, and some of the best are the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, Liberty 4 Pro, Edifier Neobuds Pro 2, and the Sennheiser Momentum 3/4. Unfortunately, I've never tried the Bose, but I have the Sony XM4/5, and they didn't impress me.

Earfun air pro3 or 4. Soundpeats capsule 3 pro plus Soundpeats air 5 pro (only on AliExpress but are great!) Anker aoundcore liberty 4, 4 pro, 5 or 4 nc Qcy melobuds pro OnePlus buds 3 pro Nothing ear. I'm sure there's more. IV test all of these and find for sound and comfort plus decent phone calls the earfun air pro 4 and soundpeats buds. The soundpeats air 5 pro is very comfortable and I can have them in for the entire 6 hour battery life without a problem

Earfun air pro3 or 4. Soundpeats capsule 3 pro plus Soundpeats air 5 pro (only on AliExpress but are great!) Anker aoundcore liberty 4, 4 pro, 5 or 4 nc Qcy melobuds pro OnePlus buds 3 pro Nothing ear. I'm sure there's more. IV test all of these and find for sound and comfort plus decent phone calls the earfun air pro 4 and soundpeats buds. The soundpeats air 5 pro is very comfortable and I can have them in for the entire 6 hour battery life without a problem

LG Tone T90S is great, I bought yesterday from Amazon at 65€ (used) and I'm happy. I returned Soundcore Liberty NC, it doesnt fit in my ears.

This is what I use and love them. I have the Buds pros and and buds 2, but they always fall out of my ear. I haven't had that issue with these.

Have the liberty 4 NCs. They are really nice, especially the dark blue colorway

Just scroll down the sub.... it's been asked every day for as long as I can remember! Liberty 4 NC has probably the strongest ANC but isn't the outright best - they all have their pros and cons you have to weigh up what you can live with. [This video](https://youtu.be/nA8SzBswW5w) is a good starting point

Space A40 have a bit of a strange sound profile - not the usually bass canons you get with Soundcore. If you do get them and you're not satisfied with the sound, let me know as I do have a half decent EQ setting for them. The Liberty 4 NC are usually a bit more than £50 but if you want strong ANC then they are probably the best pic under £100

Not tried the A3i. I tried the P3i and didn't like them - way too bassy. The Liberty 4 NC are not quite so bassy, but they're still a bit bloated for my liking. You can hear what they sound like in [this video](https://youtu.be/nA8SzBswW5w), it's a comparison with a load of other earbuds but if you skip to around 28 minutes that's when the sound samples start and the Liberty 4 NC is one of the first ones. In terms of other features etc you have to make compromises with all earbuds in some way TBH. The L4NC are a bit bulky, the call quality is average and transparency mode is mediocre, but the build quality is decent, battery life (without LDAC) is solid, and app experience is good with lots of customisation.

I include sound and ANC samples in all my reviews, recorded using a binaural microphone setup, so you can actually hear the difference for yourself rather than taking people's word for it. The seal makes a huge difference when it comes to noise reduction so one person's findings might be different to someone else's purely down to the fit. Here's my review of [Earfun Air Pro 4 ](https://youtu.be/2dSnlgElEaw), the OnePlus Buds 3 and Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are compared [here](https://youtu.be/nA8SzBswW5w), and if you scroll through my page you'll find the Soundpeats option mentioned as well. IMO - there's no outstanding candidate - all have their pros and cons. For me, the likes of Redmi Buds 6 Pro, Realme Buds Air 6 Pro and OnePlus Buds 3, whilst not outstanding at anything, have a good blend of sound, call performance, ANC, transparency and price. The L4 NC has the strongest ANC but struggles on calls and the sound is too bloated for my liking. The Earfun are good other than on calls, where your voice muffles quite a bit depending on the scene.

Rather than taking people's word for it, listen to some sound and ANC samples. [This one](https://youtu.be/2dSnlgElEaw?si=UUCqosIyyqFQOwW3) covers the Earfun (skip to 01:50) [this one for the Soundcore](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA8SzBswW5w&t=1926s) (skip to around 30 minutes) where you can hear through a binaural sound test what each sounds like. I much prefer the more Harman-style tuning of the Earfun (warm neutral-ish) whereas the Soundcore is more v-shaped but muddier. Both videos also have ANC samples in the same coffee shop (for me, the Liberty 4 NC is around 5-10% more powerful). Earfun have the better transparency mode. They also have call samples, again in real life busy environments (rather than someone waving a fan around and saying that replicates wind - it doesn't LOL). I think both struggle a little on calls, particularly around other voices, where the noise reduction algorithm can't tell whose voice is which and muffles you a little. Earfun have the wider selection of codecs, but unless you have a Snapdragon phone, that probably won't matter. Both are decent choices, but despite the better ANC on the L4 NC, I prefer the Earfun. Still, there's no best overall because everyone places different levels of importance on different things.

The Oneplus Buds 3 are great. I've also retired my Liberty 4 NC, but it was for the Earfun Air Pro 4. Those were my surprise of the year. The Oneplus buds were great, but the lack of wireless charging and the fact that they hurt my ears after a while (Liberty 4NC also hurt my ears) had me looking for something else. Neither of these buds are perfect, but the OP3 or EAP4 would be a 1A/1B choice over the L4NC. I still love Soundcore as a company though, and their support is still among the best in this space IMO.

I have the AZ80 and Space A40 from this list. I also have the Earfun Air Pro 4, Soundcore Liberty 4NC, Soundcore Sport X20, and I've had several others over the last couple of years including the Jabra Elite 10 gen1. The Earfuns are my favorite for music. The AZ80s are my favorites for day to day use, including phone calls and transparency mode. What I've learned is, the difference between the really high dollar options and mid-priced ones is much smaller than you would expect. I hadn't used the A40s in a while, and they were my absolute favorites for a long time. While they aren't as good as my Earfuns or Technics, unless you're comparing them side to side, you'll probably be okay.

I think the Sport X20 and Liberty 4NC have the best ANC of the bunch. I don't take much public transport, but all I need them to do is reduce noise, not eliminate. So to me,they all are fine. Specifically regarding ANC though, the Soundcore buds are a cut above.

Right now the Earfun Air Pro 4 and CMF Buds Pro 2/2 Plus (I have the Pro 2). I use these more than my Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, my Technics AZ80, and my Soundcore Liberty 4NC have been unused on my shelf for months since I got these. I've had a lot of them. Airpods, Beats, Jabra, Sennheiser, Samsung, etc. The Earfun and CMF take the cake for me. The Oneplus Buds 3 were great too but they hurt my ears after a while.

I might get downvoted but I love the Soundcore Liberty 4NC earbuds, amazing for the price.

Agreed! The microphone noise suppression is pretty good as well, I've taken a few meetings while on public transit and people can barely hear the background noise.

I came from Soundcore's Liberty 4 NC, then the Liberty 4 Pros. And honestly, you just can't beat the noise canceling on those. I haven't found anything that beats those, but I got the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro for $90, and they blow the Liberty 4 NCs and Pros out of the water in literally every other aspect. The transparency is crystal clear, the sound is super well balanced, they feel more comfortable for long periods of time, and overall, they're just way higher tech than Soundcore. I was honestly very bummed out about the noise canceling on these because I've used different eartips, and those didn't do much. I ended up buying Azla's SednaEarfit Max, and they provided the best seal, but it still just doesn't beat Soundcore.

Oh wow, I said the same thing, lol. The Buds 3 Pro are just nothing in comparison to Soundcore's Liberty 4 NC and Liberty 4 Pro. It's very underwhelming for me, having come from those earbuds to the Buds 3 Pro. In my opinion, the Liberty 4 Pros provide the same amount of noise canceling as the NC's with better audio quality. As I said in a previous comment, however, the Buds 3 Pro blows Soundcore out of the water in every other aspect that ISN'T noise cancelling.

I tried with them, but it was a lot of issues

Noise cancellation by itself, ear tips falling in my ears (I tried all sizes) like the earbuds making a kicking noise etc

They are bad for me I guess, I’m on my second pair

I second this answer. There are equalizers in the soundcore app to boost the bass even more, if OP would prefer.

I would, objectively, agree. For the price at least, everything that the Liberty 4 NC's offer is pretty amazing. $90 USD and you get a bunch of features only a tier below Apple Airpods, which are more 2x the price. If that's not a great deal, I don't know what is.

I had the liberty 4 nc but ended up returning them because they were very very similar to my space a40’s, which are excellent at that price range. The latter also stay in my ears better and for longer without me needing to readjust them. Can’t speak to the other options on your list though.

Agreed, I just bought them and I love it

I find the anc better on the 4nc and sound better on the EarFun

I've heard earfun are really good, but my advice: go for the Anker Liberty 4nc. I have them and they sound better than some £100 earbuds and have great noise cancelling

Soundcore Liberty 4 nc and love them. At the moment they're £50 on Amazon so a little out of your budget but well worth it.

Me too

A lot of people rave about the nothings. I can also highly recommend the soundscore liberty 4 NC, which I am wearing right now, and which are on offer on Amazon right now at the best price you will find £54. And you can even get some renewed ones for like £45 on Amazon as well. And finally, some reviews are saying that the earfun airpro4 are even better exclamation mark and it seems to be born out by other reports as well. These are also in the Amazon spring sale at I think £59. These are all legit companies who are trying to make good quality stuff. At the price you are trying to pay these are definitely the ones you want to look at. There may be one or two others but you won't go wrong with any of these. The most important thing is that they are comfortable fit your ears etc and that they work for you. Most of them have equalizers, particularly helpful for bouncing out for your preferences.

Soundcore liberty 4 NC fit small ears (liek mine) and are by far the best of the soundcores under 100 notes, and get rave reviews for that. So if you're looking, you can often get them for about 55, like right now, when there's an offero n

Bought the liberty 4NC a few months ago. They've been amazing . Battery life lasts me weeks without having tk charge . Sounds great . ANC is decent too - not as good as say a Bose Quiet Comfort Headphones but one of thr best I've tested for ear buds. They were somewhat weird fitting at the start and sort of hurt my ear after a few hours . But after the first week it somehow just stopped lol. Highly recommend.

I use OnePlus buds 3 also. They're great. Also just got a pair of Anker Liberty 4 NC for like $70 for a pair at work. Similar performance as OnePlus buds 3, has ANC also and also has wireless charging and way cheaper!

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC for me

Terrible there ate so many great buds in that price range (ear fun air pro 4, sound core liberty 4 NC, oneplus buds 3 etc etc) I wouldn't even consider these. # #

I think few choices around $80 perform better then the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. 

I think under $100 the Liberty 4 NC (not Liberty 4) are some of the best you can get. 

For a bit more, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC when it's one sale. Fantastic active noise cancellation. 

OnePlus buds 3, Earfun air pro 4 and Nothing ear (a) all seem like great allround buds in that range, but soundcore liberty 4NC has the best ANC.

I have the Soundcore Liberty NC for 2 years. Perfect for listening to music. Very good noice cancelling as well. Sometimes I play games but they are not on par with my cloud alpha wired.I would not recommend those for gaming. I own the red magic 6s pro.I could easily compare the liberties with the apple airpods pro which I also own. Good value for money too.

Agreed. For that price, [Soundcore Liberty 4 NC](https://s.shopee.ph/9KURvozTum) is the best choice.

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).

No issues at all with my sound core liberty 4 nc. Used 6 plus hours a day, never had a dropped call, issue connecting , or anything. Android phone. I'd you have a apple you're gonna need to get air pods.

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. Just got them and I like them a lot

Grats, enjoy. Love mine but Soundcore Liberty 4 nc have better noise cancelling.

I have these Soundcore Liberty 4 noise canceling buds and couldn't be happier.. Highly recommended. 👍🏻 https://a.co/d/7mNpPfC

Liberty 4nc but battery life is average

Liberty 4nc should be the top under $100

Under 100$ anker soundcore 4nc. Hands down

You can't find better airbuds then Liberty 4 nc under 20k

I recently bought the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4nc and so far they’re great, can definitely recommend.

Soundcore p30i (surprisingly good ANC for the price) and Soundcore Liberty 4NC are top in my books. Just got a pair of HUAWEI 6i on sale and so far they’re great

Bose QuietComfort Ultra, but they are expensive. A cheap option is the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. I also have ADHD and I would like it to be accepted in my environment to simply put on headphones when I'm overloaded but since that's not the case I resort to the old "I have to go to the bathroom" trick lol. Cheer up!

How come no one mentioned the Soundcore 4NC? Best all around, great ANC, great microphone for calls and comfortable enough to sleep wearing them. And all of that for less than $100

the ANC is better for liberty but the sound is way to bad for what your paying for the liberty

To be honest, I'd save some money and go for the 4 NC. U N P O P U L A R O P I N I O N A L E R T ! ! ! All of their TWS IEMs are ugly/generic looking, and was extremely hesitant to purchase them, but to be honest - I'm mad hating on Sony prices, and I have been for some time now, so I decided to stop purchasing their products altogether, after a running \~15 years of only getting Sony for my audio needs. The 4 NC sounds identical (even better to my ears), and already have a "good enough" feature set, which I don't know if it actually even differs from the Pros in any relevant way. I went with the 4 NC - I'm still kind of turned off by their lackluster design but the sound is OK (I like some boom and a wide soundstage, so they're serviceable), NC is OK, features work as expected (excluding the fact that you can't have multipoint AND LDAC at the same time).

Currently on the SoundCore liberty 4nc! it's amazing.. great noise canceling and good battery life

Hi! I used my soundcore Liberty 4nc, which was less than 100 and sounds great, and has nice anc!

Ive had an old pair of Jabras for YEARS and theyre still going strong. I have some jbl live pro tws. Theyre a little patchy in some regards but if you want sickeningly heavy deep bass theyre fucking amazing. Dnb and dubstep sounds incredible on them. My current daily drivers are Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. Theyre fantastic. The NC is solid for the price. Really good controls. Apps not bad. Good balanced sound and good fit. The dual device connection is seamless too. I listen to spotify at work then accept a work teams call from the work laptop without interruption. The buttons can be a little hit and miss occasionally and the build quality doesnt feel super robust but Ive has them about a year without issues so I think theyre excellent for the price point.

Ive had an old pair of Jabras for YEARS and theyre still going strong. I have some jbl live pro tws. Theyre a little patchy in some regards but if you want sickeningly heavy deep bass theyre fucking amazing. Dnb and dubstep sounds incredible on them. My current daily drivers are Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. Theyre fantastic. The NC is solid for the price. Really good controls. Apps not bad. Good balanced sound and good fit. The dual device connection is seamless too. I listen to spotify at work then accept a work teams call from the work laptop without interruption. The buttons can be a little hit and miss occasionally and the build quality doesnt feel super robust but Ive has them about a year without issues so I think theyre excellent for the price point.

Im not a huge fan of noise cancelling either for the most part, but two points; - most apps can disable it easily. Once you remove it from controls, theres no way it accidentally comes on. - a lot of cheaper noise cancellation is AWFUL. It feels like horrible pressure on the ears and I actually got sick off many cheaper options. Having the option to just gently reduce decibels is actually quite nice, and my favourite for this is the Liberty 4 ANC’s. They have a decent balanced sound profile, and thwir noise cancellation isnt the ‘strongest’, but it feels very natural and just shaves a few more db off surroundings. Sort of like a really good seal from earplugs. If you sont transit or work in an office or go to the gym then you dont really need it. But it can be a godzend for those situations.

Jbl anc is terrible imo. Makes me feel ill. Low cancellation. Earfun WAY better. I like the anc on the liberty 4 nc’s the most of mid rangers though.

I havent tried them but I absolutely LOVE my Liberty 4 NC’s that are another in the range. Best bet is to read a bunch of reviews and understand the downsides and if theyre applicable to you. For example some reviews say the p30is have bad latency. If you wont use them for games at all; thats irrelevant to you. If you will; maybe they wont be suitable. Another pair which is great value at the moment I just grabbed are rhe Earfun Air Pro 4’s. Got some for my wife as well and shes super happy with them.

Started off with Pixel Buds Pro 2 and have tried several others including Boss QC Ultra, Earfun 4, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC/Pro, and Cambridge Melomania M100. 3 of these stood above the rest for me- Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, Earfun 4, and the Cambridge. The Liberty 4 Pro and Earfun 4 are very, very similar to me in both sound, NC, and features. I think it almost comes down to preference on looks/fit, to which I personally prefer the Liberty 4 Pro (especially in white as it includes a case that isn't a shiny fingerprint magnet) for its fit and finish. Then you have the Cambridge which are so underrated. The NC might not be quite as good as on the other 2 but it isn't a huge difference, but the bump up in overall sound quality is noticeable, especially if you take the time to do hearing tests (when applicable) and then further tweak the EQs to your preference. It would be a hard to pick a single winner from these, they are all 3 great Side note- the Liberty 4 NC are very nearly as good as my above 3 picks and are a great buy at their current sale price of $70. The NC is pretty much identical to the Pros, main difference to me is you can get slightly more out of the dual drivers on the Pros when you EQ them.

If they have the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC for $70 I think they are every bit as good as the Earfun, if not a little better because I really like the Soundcore app and I believe they have the HearID feature which tunes the EQ to your hearing and works pretty damn well (I have had several Soundcore buds so can't remember for sure if these have HearID). Also CMF Buds 2 Pro are good buds and I love the case with the multi function dial. Last I checked they were on sale for $47 on Amazon. The bass is quite heavy but you can mostly EQ it out. I've heard the newer CMF Buds 2 Plus sound better out of the box BUT they do not come with the multi function dial on the case and they cost about $20 more so I would prefer the 2 Pro and just EQing the bass down.

Love the dial because I default to using my phone to skip tracks and everything else because I loathe touch controls on earbuds. If I had to choose I'd take the Liberty 4 NC over them just because I think they are better overall in about every category- but you can't go wrong with either of these buds IMO- or for that matter Earfun Air 4 as well.

Earfun air pro 4 or liberty 4NC.

Unfortunately I give the sound quality to the earfun and the ANC to the soundcore. Overall I would choose the earfun.

SoundCore space A40, liberty 4NC's or P30i.

The space A40 are a great fit as the form factor is bud style. They sound good, fit is brillant, Anc is ok, but they don't get that loud. The liberty 4NC's are much better in every area. I suggest you just hang on till you can afford these.

Top one I own is the liberty 4NC's, these have great sound and ANC, also very comfortable fit. I also have to mention the SoundCore P30i, these are very reasonable for the price ( about £30). They have a smaller form factor and get very loud. At the price you could have both.

Have a look at the noble range, but do you really want to spend that much on a pair of buds? I have bought many pairs of buds over the years, both cheap and very high end. I have come to the conclusion that you really don't need to spend that much anymore. For $300 you could get two or three pairs. I have multiple pairs of SoundCore buds, Noble, Bose and B & O. The ones I tend to use every day are the sound core P30i's, they have a great fit and I just love them , the other pair is the Tozo NC9. Both of these are about £30. Have a look at the SoundCore range as the app is the best out there and they have buds at all prices. Liberty 4NC are good alrounders.

Buy soundcore liberty 4nc for the same size , they have 5 different ear tips sizes, starting with extra small, it would definitely match your ear

I have the liberty 4 nc's and want more bass

Love the Liberty 4 NC's really powerful for the price. I also have the dark blue.

Love the Liberty 4 NC's really powerful for the price. I also have the dark blue.

Im a soundcore fanboy. I agree their stuff is amazing. I have the Liberty 4 nc I don’t know if this counts because these are $99.99 but they are just awesome. They blow everything I had out of the water

Yep. Had a Liberty 2 and Liberty 4NC which both degraded to the point of being unusable well before two years. It's a shame that more reviewers don't do long term reviews and test the battery longevity of earbud brands. In your opinion, which are some brands with either good longevity or easy repairability?

r50i nc while good has a heavy bass by default, you have to mess around with the equaliser a it to get a more neutral, natural sound otherwise its a good pair of buds. the t3 pro from soundpeats is also good but the soundpeats app is hot garbage comapred to the soundcore app. if possible get the liberty 4 nc. excellent for the price

I gifted my father the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and he loves them. My daily earbuds right now are the Nothing Ear (2024) & Technics AZ100.

even with expensive earbuds like airpods , all in-ear earphones will never have great mics. Granted the airpod mics are surprisingly good , all in ear mics are meh at best. My experience with the librety 4 has been great.

I can vouch for the liberty 4 NC. Great noise cancelling , and sound quality is much better than any cheap buds i've ever used. Battery life has never been an issue.

Somehow i picked up the hobby of hunting good, cheap earbuds. I loved my Liberty 4 NCs until I bought the Earfun Air Pro 4s. Hands down my new favorites. Although to be honest, I think the biggest factor determining the best buds is how well they fit your ears.

From the 2 choices you've mentioned, I'd get the L4NC because of the better battery life. Take note that the charging case of the wf-c700 can only hold one full charge, so it only gives you a total of 15hrs of battery life along with the buds. I only use a pair of budget tws from soundcore, the p30i, and I've been happily using them for more than a month. My only gripe about them is they can't be used for gaming but for the price I got them($14 on sale) I really don't have that much complaints. Oh and if you don't like how the L4NC sounds out of the box then you can also choose your prefered EQ presets or even make your own EQ in the soundcore app

The L4NC is still the TOTL earbuds from soundcore right now. The other ones are a more budget friendly option like the p30i and p40i. I only have the p30i so that's the only one I'd be able to share my personal experience with. Soundwise, the p30i leans on the bassy side out of the box like the other soundcore offerings. If you are a bass head I think you'll enjoy soundcore's bass up sound signature. I EQ-ed mine to be more vocal forward and tone the bass down a little bit and I'm happy with it. For other earbuds under $100, maybe the nothing ear(a), cmf buds pro 2, or the KZ Xtra(I think this will give you great sound quality since KZ is an IEM company although they've had their fair share of controversies). You can also check scarbir's blog for more recommendations [here](https://www.scarbir.com/)

Yeah that's what I meant dude. Just play around with L4NC's EQ like what I did with my p30i

Soundcore Liberty 4NC, but looking to change them in the future for Sport x20 as I feel they will be more secure on my ear for running.

I've found the Oneplus Buds 3 to be excellent for Phone calls in Noisy environments. Also the Anker NC 4 are excellent. Don't be fooled by the low pricing these pack a punch of Buds that are double the price. Disclaimer: I own two pairs of the Oneplus Buds 3 and after 6 months am still very happy with them.

Tops in the under $100.00 are OneBuds 3 Nothing Ear A Soundcore 4nc Earphone Air Pro 4 I'm very partial to the OneBuds 3. I've had two sets for around 6 months and they are all around performers with great sound and phone calls. All the buds listed above punch above their price. The nothing ear uses pinch control, the rest are tap which I prefer.

Anker soundcore 4 nc will go more than 8 hours with ANC Off. Also with ANC Off my Oneplus Buds 3 will go 10 hours.

Liberty 4 NC are just great, you can't go wrong with those

Using Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, sound quality is decent, and ANC is one of the best in this budget.

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. Amazing noise cancellation, amazing battery life, very comfortable and cheap. Sound is good (not for audiophiles tho). Also mic quality is not the best, it will work in normal situations but not in busy streets.

Liberty 4 Nc's are usually to what I know the best option on this list. The noise cancellation is amazing at that price.

soundcore liberty 4 NC has good noise cancelling and decent call quality.

my liberty 4 nc died after 90 days. It started hissing from the right ear so loud you could hear it laying on a table. it was deafening loud outside of normal mode. The metal grill inside actually fell out inside my ear. POS product. I am trying to get warranty service now but i suspect it will be denied because it fell apart. I have the a3i also and it was always superior. The damn liberty nc4 never fit right and always wanted to fall out. The anc never worked because the fit was so bad and the connector was made to force you to use their connector. Garbage through and through.

With my Pixel 8 Pro I use Soundcore Liberty 4 NC's with the addition of Spinfit tips although I do have some unopened Pixel Buds A-Series that I got with my Pixel 8a work phone. If there's ever a decent deal I could be tempted to try the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro's but not whilst they're full price.

Nice thanks, just ordered a pair! Finally time to repalce my aging Airpods pro as the NC has been broken for ages and the battery life isn't what it used to be.

I've been using Soundcore Liberty 4 NC buds for over a year with no issues. They stay in my ear, sound great, battery easily lasts a whole shift, no discomfort or pain. Might wipe sweat/steam off of them once a shift. I paid $85 for them, they're on sale now for $56.

Yes AirPods are pretty durable if you liked them plus they are in findmy now. If you don’t want to go Apple the ones I’d say that are durable are soundcore liberty 4 NC. I’ve used them in loud environments and they do good enough to block hearing damage. Maybe you’ll like the DeWalt job site earbud necklace

Soundcore liberty 4 NC. I’ve been using them almost daily for the last year and 6 months still going strong. They also did performance improvement with firmware updates which is great because when they first came out they were good but the firmware updates definitely fixed all the issues. They have all day comfort too. I haven’t used the other ones yet Another good one is the JLab Epic series

I have both sitting on my kitchen table and I cannot choose which one to open. I felt like the 4 NC never fit my ear that well when I previously had it (lost them), so I am thinking of going with the Earfun 4.

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.

Problem with the soundcores though is the ear tips. If you need to replace them good luck. The flanges that the top attach to on the soundcores is a lot larger than most others. I have the Liberty 4s and have been trying to find XL tips that fit and it has been damn near impossible. You can but some from soundcores, but you can only buy a set of multiple sizes for like $22 dollars. So $30 by the time they are shipped to me. Nope. Gonna find something else.

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.

The soundcore I had were the liberty 4s, terrible booming sound whenever I took any sort of step with ANC. Unusable on the bus whenever it would hit a small bump, the sound quality was also middling. And Iv’e tried almost every other earbud under the sun, while I think the momentum 4, and AZ80 from technics sound better, nothing, and I mean NOTHING will ever come close to the complete package that the pro 2s offer. It’s laughable how far behind every single company is in that aspect.

Before you decide buying the expensive earbuds do give the budget Soundcore Liberty 4 ANC a try, or even the P40i. Be amazed.

Anker Soundcore Space A40 are amazing for the price, I also got the Liberty 4 ANC which are a notch above. I also have a pair of OnePlus pro which are more than twice the price and while the build quality seems a lot better, the sound and ANC is not twice as good. I'm glad I have them and tried them, but I will probably never pay above 100$ for a pair of earbuds again as they are basically garbage once the battery life is gone.

Soundcore liberty 4 anc? Bang for buck. Pwede ka rin mag soundpeats

I've had phone calls using the L4 NCs, not had any issues with audio or with the other people understanding/hearing me. I have more issues with the fit and comfort level but that differs person to person.

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 just traded my Soundcore Liberty 4 ANCs for the Epic Lab. Sound was good, but the battery life was sorely lacking. Heard good things about JLAB's Epic Lab and I'm glad your thoughts validate that decision.

Liberty 4 will handle all of that. Possibility mine have an issue with phone calls. End user hears me sort of distorted. Battery life is crazy good compared to my AirPod Pro and Tozo. My Tozo’s are older and compared to AirPod and Liberty’s, they are basically trash and heading to my local electronic recycling place.

In my humble opinion - go for the standard Liberty 4 not the NC. You will get a better blend of call quality + audio quality. Change out the ear tips to Comply foam for a better seal to improve the ANC, if you wish. I loved my Liberty 4 and they really are very good for phone calls. I used them a ton in many different settings. Good luck!

I love my liberty 4

i have the liberty 4 and it's fucking horrible.

If you have a samsung device/s go with the galaxy buds, otherwise go with liberty 4. Those are the ones ive tried.

I had the liberty 4 for years until I lost one of them. Upgraded to the AirPod pros and wished I just bought the soundcore again. Definitely not worth the extra money

Second the sound core. Had the liberty for years till I lost one of them. Bought AirPods Pro’s to replace them definitely not worth the extra money

Do you think tws can explode in the ears? Because I did read the news where there were Samsung Galaxy buds which exploded in the ears of a lady. That's my new fear unlocked and I have five pairs of tws with me. 1. Samsung Galaxy buds 2 Pro 2. Pixel buds Pro 3. Pixel buds A series 4. Realme buds Air 3 5. Anker Liberty 4 TWS While they are all good brands and I don't wear them for hours, but I do feel it's a risk now.

I recently tried out the Soundcore Liberty Pro 4 NC and it really blew me away for the price to performance. See if any of their headphones fit into your price range if you want Bluetooth. For wired you may have a lot more options as well.

Soundcore liberty is the best on this list for everything but sound quality and it’s pretty decent that too

Don't sleep on the Anker Liberty 4 buds. They beat my Bose Quiet Comfort headphones. Only $60 right now.

Adding to the support for Anker Soundcore. I've got a pair of Liberty 4 buds and a Life Q30 headset, they're both great, although the Q30 can start to feel tight if I wear it for longer than an hour (I wear glasses). The Liberty 4's came with 4 sizes of in-ear rubbery bits, and I ended up going with different sizes for each ear to get a good fit - the fit is usually my complaint about earbuds, so I'm pretty stoked that both stay in place. One of my favourite features of the app is the white noise generator: I like mixing the raindrops, wind in trees, and purring cat, for when I'm not listening to something but don't want just the hiss of the noise cancelling. I swear I'm not AI.

From personal experience the soundcore ones are very good, they have a very impressive battery life and good sound in less cost Highly recommendable

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

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.