Anker Soundcore - Liberty 4 NC

I have and like both. If I had to choose, I’d go for the L4NC, even though the sub-bass on the L3P (which is quite dear to me) is better. The sound quality out of the L4NC is surprisingly very good. I was not expecting relatively big, well lit soundstage. EQ through the app to make it sound how you like, and you’re pretty much set.

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

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

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

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/

Liberty 4 NC. I just tested like 12 buds of all prices and the NC won hands down. 

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.

soundcore Liberty 4 NC everything i need and it's really good for wherever and whenever i use it best app support too

I just bought the liberty 4 nc. They sound decent, anc is not bad in comparison to my Bose 35 ii and Sony wh-1000xm5 headphones, but I can't get them to stay in my ears. I will get a tight fit, but as soon as I start talking they fall out. so I will probably return them and look for something with a ear loop. oh and I don't know if I got a bad case, but the door doesn't pop open, have to push the case button and pull the door open.

Soundcore liberty 4 NC. Feel great, amazing noise cancelling, can create custom EQ or use their hear ID thingy and battery is amazing aswell as charging. Had mine for 3 months and they've never came close to dying and I wear them a lot. They also don't break the bank.

I actually had the liberty air 2s right before my 4 NC's and the difference is huge. The air 2s did basically nothing, turning the volume up more worked better than the noise cancelling. I get the bus a lot to get around to places, turn the noise cancelling on and it goes from a bus full of people chattering to feeling like I have achieved full serenity. Basically can't hear anyone on the bus at all, but if I was with a friend then I could use the transparency mode so I can fully hear everything around me. If you really care about noise cancelling and have the money I'd recommend making the jump to the 4 NC's

Make sure you download the soundcore app to get the most use out of them. And you're very welcome.

Don’t get Soundcore Liberty 4 NC. not hight volume and noice cancelling is very poor. I can’t hear tracks when I’m in the train. + left earbud sometimes is lower than the right one. My old earbuds were much much better although they did not have so many fancy features. It was Enacfire G20 - now discontinued and disappeared from the markets :( Now I’m also looking for a new earbud :)

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

Earfun free pro 3 are louder and more bass than the liberty 4 nc, anc is worse though. Yes I've had both and the free is the one I kept with an volume booster it's enough for me.

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.

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

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!

IMO exercise focused buds can be a little overrated...not saying they're bad, but usually an ipx4 rating will be more than adequate for the gym. With that said I tried the jabra elite 7 active and soundcore x10. Even though the x10 is cheaper, I found the sound to be more full and dark. The jabras just don't have big enough drivers to me. Long story short, I tried and kept the liberty 4nc for my gym buds and they stay in just fine with the stock or aftermarket tips. I still have the x10 for lawn and car work.

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.

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.

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

I've recently got Anker Liberty 4 NC buds off Amazon for about £50 and am seriously impressed with them. I don't use earbuds often enough to want to spend approx £200 so searched long and hard for ones under £100 and read many reviews before settling on the Anker ones and I am not disappointed. I've not had them long so can't speak for longevity but the build quality seems good - and more importantly the sound and noise cancelling is really good, way better than I might have hoped for with a 'budget' brand. That said, I'm a fan of Anker, their stuff is always good quality and lasts a long time.

So far, no. In fact the connection is instant and hasn't dropped out at all. The app is really good too. The fit is secure and the sound is really good. Not just 'really good for the price', but just 'really good'. I really can't fault them.

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.

The soundcore liberty 4 nc ticks all your box's

Soundcore Liberty NC 4 they are beast for the price

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.

Yes, and I fully acknowledge that there are more comfortable earphones out there. In fact, as I type these words, I am wearing a pair of Soundcore 4 NC's, which are more comfortable in my ears than my QCII. They have decent ANC, too, and they only cost me 70 euros!

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

They were a Which? Best Buy.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, best earbuds under $100, amazing noice cancelling, fit, controls, BT 5.3. Sound is only alright, if you're an audiophile go with galaxy buds 2 pros

Picked up the studio buds plus and liberty 4 nc today. Will see how they are, if they aren't good enough for me I'll try the ear funs next.

Well I have now tried the liberty 4 nc and studio buds plus. The liberty 4s never even got connected to my Bluetooth as they do not fit in my ears at all, no matter what ear tip. The studio buds plus fit amazingly. I'm not sure if their quite loud enough yet, but I'm considering keeping then anyway as they are the most comfortable earbuds I've tried so far and I think their nc, pass-through, quality and bass are really nice.

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 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.

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'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.

Soundcore space a40, liberty 4 pro nc are decent affordable choices. For the buds pro, you might want to try it out. Thr ear fit wasnt great for me and so for all the hype. It didnt do it for me. I tried the shokz recently. They are really look. That's what im looking at now

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

I have been using Soundcore earbuds, including the Liberty and Space models, for a long time. While I know Soundcore earbuds aren't the best, I've found they often fall out of my ears. Now that I have a budget, I'm looking for the best earbuds that stay securely in place while running or going to the gym. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks