Liberty 4 Pro

Second that, best bang for the buck in that range, got mine for 25k, could not be happier, especially since I can use the single pair on both iPhone and android simultaneously. The sound quality is up there with some of the best,

Compatibility is great, apart from the first time where you need to go into Bluetooth to make the connection and download the soundcore app to fine tune it to your liking, the lack of ldac on iPhones also make the buds sound just a little bit more crispier when paired with an android, call quality is top notch, I can whisper on an airline (android and iPhone calls) and the other end can hear clearly, anc for the price is excellent, and you can fine tune it to your liking and environment, same goes for Spatial Audio, after the initial connect, all you have to do is pop the ear buds in and it’s connected to both phones, battery life has been acceptable in my case, the screen on the case, although gimmicky does come in handy for quick toggling of a few key functions, I chose them over the Sony, Bose and technics, both the former win the anc race but by a very small margin, technics win the sound stage race, which essentially becomes meaningless when you look at the massive difference in price, 60k for Sony, 60/70 for bose and close to 100k for technics. All in all, quiet happy with the overall product so far c been using it for slightly over a month now and no complaints. Long term reliability still remains a question as my xm3’s served me well for 5 years but these liberty 4 pros definitely feel like an upgrade overall. I’m not a fan of apple ear buds, from their fitment in my ear to their sound quality so I was lost in choosing between Sony, Bose and technics, read online that these pack a punch and took the risk, very happy. Would be happy to answer any specifics.

I got the liberty 4 NC pros yesterday and the noise cancelling on its max setting is so good that it's uncomfortable XD. I have to put the NC on around 70% since its just weird to hear NOTHING, when I don't have music on.

I read a review that said Liberty 4 Pro is better than Liberty 5, too. They are surprisingly good. And give various sizes (mine is XXS). Very comfy to use.

You can consider soundcore liberty 4 pro for small ears. For its price, it has a lot of features. Ear tips are also very important! :)

My Liberty 3 Pros recently died, so I reached out to Soundcore for a warranty replacement. Since the Liberty 3 Pro is completely sold out, they offered me the Liberty 4 Pro instead. I just received them today. My original plan was to sell the 4 Pro and put that money toward the 5 Pro since it’s the newest model. But after reading a ton of comments across different subreddits, it seems like the 4 Pro is actually the better choice, especially when it comes to raw sound quality. I don’t use ANC much, so that upgrade doesn’t matter much to me. Comfort and sound quality are my top priorities. Given everything I’ve read, I’m now leaning toward just keeping the 4 Pros. Anyone have thoughts on whether that’s the right move?