Liberty Buds (D1200)

I bought these for me and hubby. He prefers them over his AirPod Pros and Beats buds. This is my 5th Soundcore after ditching AirPod Pros. I have AeroFit 2, AeroClip, Sleep A30, one I can't name, and this one. The AirPod Pros always hurt my ears after awhile so I couldn't wear them for long. This was the reason I bought AF2 and AeroClip. I like not having something inside my ear but having an ANC option. So this was a nice compromise for me. Hubby doesn't like me wearing them in public because he says I'm oblivious to the world. So I use them at work to drown out the noise and at home so I don't bother him with my TikTok obsession. I love Soundcore because I can change the EQ according to what I'm listening to and it has dual connections. The only gripe I have with this is that when I'm riding princess in the car with these on, I experience popping noises occasionally with bumps in the road. It's the ANC trying to readjust the seal. Not a deal breaker for me.

Glad to hear. I don't assign an action to the controls for single press and that has solved the touch issues I was having. Double press controls volume, triple press controls next/previous, and long press left cycles the ambient sounds and right controls play/pause.

I wouldn't know, I always lose one before they fail. Because of this, I get cheaper ones, using Anker Liberty buds now 75 on sale and they are great (for me). In the house I have my Sennheiser M4 on.

What about the Soundcore Liberty Buds? Not in ear. Not really open ear. Good sound. Good ANC. I have the AeroFit 2 as well, but the Liberty Buds are my go to earbuds now.

Earfun AirPro 4+ or 4i, Soundcore Liberty Buds. Earfun and Soundcore both have great apps, which you can tweak once and mostly forget about. Out of the box, the Soundcore has the better tuning if you want clarity. The Earfuns are a little more bassy.

I have always had issues with in-ear buds because of the same issue. I just got the liberty buds. They dont insert into your ear but rather hook in to your ear canal. I've only had them a few days but they are much more comfortable

I have a pair of anker soundcore buds that I’ve been using heavily daily for like 4 ish years now. The battery seems to last nearly as long as it did when new. The sound quality is pretty good for my non technical ears. Had to grab a new pair cause I lost them for a few months but now I have them both and haven’t noticed a decline in the originals at all. I like that they’re decent quality yet affordable to replace.

I try to avoid the speakers, you will put them too loud and damage your hearing. I was very happy with my Jabra elites, but lost them all. Replaced by anker soundcore buds.