Liberty 4 Pro by Anker, Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 7-Sensor and Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancelling, 2× Faster Charging, Studio-Level Hi-Fi Music, Clear Calls with 6 Mics and AI

I waited a long time before I left a comment as I wanted to test them as they are expensive I love them! Do they have flaws? Yes & No!? How so? You can not please everyone. The people who leave negative reviews do NOT know how to use them! It’s honestly that simple , I handed them this Christmas to my mum & 3 siblings I’m in my 30’s one older one 18 one 22 None of them knew how to work them. BUT.. Nor did I BUT…. When you get them and open the box it explains to you in the most easy to follow layman’s terms instructions You PUSH them in hard ( with the right size ear cups you get 5 sizes ) Once pushed in they seal, BUT you must also push in and TURN up so in and the bud part up This gives the most amazing seal you will get , I have had beats apple & others None come close to the fit and seal. Now none of my sisters got it not even my younger two, but as soon as I showed them that was it they were not afraid Of breaking them or doing it wrong and they worked perfectly As in .. so wuth the Liberty 4 Pro’s on the case you can run on the Transparency normal and ANC Which are all outstanding! So I played no music and spoke and showed them that if you want to hear traffic and music , or if you like me ( I ONLY Use these to watch UHD Blu Ray movies & Netflix & Prime etc that’s it! ) But I can say once they are put in correctly you could head bang and they would not fall out I have a Bluetooth transmitter as I have an iPhone and iPhone are cheap with there codex of Bluetooth ( just the basics if you own an android your blessed! ) But it’s not an issue As in , you ONLY Need the transmitter if you want to hear the best of best sound in a movie wuth studio level quality Your getting 85-90% with out it , I just love my UHD 4K Blu rays They never ever drop , once you link them to your tv or phone as soon as you put them in Boom! You get the connectivity sound every single time ( over months & months of use ) not dropped 1 time If they are dropping on people they are going behind concrete walls and doors a few rooms away I’ve a good 10-15 meters of kitchen & sitting room they never drop not even when I go into my room ( doors open it’s Bluetooth not wifi ) The battery life is amazing, I always use ANC so no fridge hum , no loud cars , no nothing just my tv feet up chair back and hearing stuff in my favourite movies I’ve never heard before You do not need the app , but do download it! But I very very rarely use it as they link to my phone and tv once turned on You can do lots of tricks in the app , hear id Spatial Audio LDAC ( not certified which is my only CON! Idk why they don’t as they have won so many awards in there class and there is not even a close second for price range ) You set up the at to what you like , how they are , movies , music etc & so much more Like I said the range is at least 25 meters that’s around two corners two different rooms The battery life I’d like to be better , but the huge plus is You will get I think 6 or 8 hours with ANC up full blast and doing micro changes many times a second or every ten seconds or a minute So the battery life is how you set them up , mine are to the extreme and I’ve gotten up on a Sunday And had to put them back in the charger two times for 5 to 6 mins , going from 25% to 75% in 5 mins Getting from 80% to 100% takes about 15mins So ten mins out of the day you can’t use them watching tv all day That’s amazing for there size no surprises it’s Ankler If you want quality build with a decade of trust in a company these are for you The only reason people give out about them is because they don’t read the very basic box you get them in , the flap as you open it explaining it all in under 100 words with pictures to follow It’s like my older sister, she even been shown for ten mins , did not like them and could not figure out It’s push in & UP! Wuth the stem/bud They have the volume control that’s so easy , slide finger up volume up slide down and it’s volume down The ANC is on the box or the other bud But really all you need is , put them in turn on Tv/phone ( bing ) connected No phone , no app , it’s done , play They will last 24 hours wuth the box wuth the digital screen showing lots of different stuff Charging the number ( left one is 89.76% & going up right one the same just in numbers like 89.76% 89.77% , because once you look at the left one and look at the right it’s already charged ) You can use a 100 watt charger & a 240 watt fast charging lead The case will only take what it needs , like s phone or anything else So I do understand the bad reviews, but not sound quality or build or dropping connections It’s people not using them for no joke , ten mins with the original box open & boom you never need it again they are that simple My only con as I said is the LDAC which is 4 times better sound quality than high resolution wireless Audo & btw there Never is lip sync issues I’ve tried on 3 TV’s 2 laptops. There flawless that way lip syncing is Not a problem I just don’t know why they don’t certify it! Yes it is 100% LDAC and a huge difference the sound is like hearing for the first time And I have a LDAC transmitter for my big fancy Tv and LDAC pops up with no lag or lip syncing issues whatsoever If your thinking of buying them But them’ Don’t mind the bad reviews as it’s people like my sister 41 who after ten mins got fed up , but she would put them in the bin and but others ( fancy job so hard to please her lol ) My younger sisters loved them and both asked for them for there birthday They own apple air pods, that should tell you all you need to know So in short , just read the box , not even the book instructions inside the box Just the box that opens out 3 fold it’s long , mess wuth them for ten mins em, don’t be afraid to push in hard , make sure turn UP for the perfect seal And oh yea but the 10 quid case , not to scratch or if you drop them , they are protected Amazing strong magnetic case , I have the huge clip thing taken off as I use them for tv But for the ten quid buy it it’s worth it If you the same build quality and sound quality out of the box your going to pay £300+ quid That’s just a fact! They are cheap for what your getting, if they launch an upgrade so Liberty 5 Pro I’ll be buying them for sure I also own the soundcore Q30 & Space one Q45 which I really love & recommend too so comfy and so well built Your buying quality that you will get YEARS out of them. Stop thinking and just buy them If you do as I said , or what the pictures and box says you will absolutely love them too A very long read I know’ but they are expensive it’s an investment hence why I watched 6+ months for my review and it’s all positive Hope this helps someone decide! Said everything I can think of! :)

The Soundcore Liberty 4 Pros are a very good set of earphones, they feature LDAC and so the audio quality is exeptional (not audiophile level but still very good for the price) they are crystal clear and have punchy bass and clear vocals, the audio profile can also be tuned to your personal liking in the soundcore app. The noise cancelling is also surprisingly good rivaling some much more expensive brands and even some over ear headphones, they come with several ear tips to fit any ear size and are very comfortable in ear, the slide controls are very responsive and easy to use, the tap controls are a bit more finicky. The battery life is decent but could be slightly longer for the case, the earphones give up to 10 hours on a single charge (depending on if LDAC and NC (noise cancelling) is turned on or off) and the case can charge the earphones 3-4 times before needing to be recharged. Would absolutely recommend these earphones

Amazing sound experience as you could expect from any Soundcore speaker, but the ANC is far from what i expected. Functions great, easy to use and pair. Looks and feels durable. Very comfortable and light. , battery life is superb. Good value for money, however soundcore has high standards, so even the cheaper ones are good.

I've got several pairs of ear buds. My go to pair are Samsung Galaxy Pro 3, and I also owned a pair of Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro. After giving the Liberty 3 Pros to my daughter, I felt it was a good enough reason to buy another pair. I did a lot of research (not just a cursory glance on Google), and I was going to buy a pair of Liberty 5, but the majority of reviews stated the the Liberty 4 Pro were better. I think I made the right decision and I definitely wasn't disappointed. The Liberty 3 Pro sound great, but the Liberty 4 Pro take it to another level. On testing, I found that you can actually get the volume up loud enough until you get ringing in your ears (like you could used to in the 80' and 90's), although this is obviously not advisable! To me, they sound much better than the Galaxy Pro Bud 3, and better than the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, with more features. The only criticism is the case. It has a pointless feature on it to adjust the ANC. It's not really a good selling point, and is ignored by myself. They recharge from 0% to 100% in just over 30mins and up to around 45% - 50% (which gives you a good couple of hours of listening) in around 10 mins. I'd ignore any claims made by Anker that they charge quicker than this - I've tested them thoroughly myself. These are an absolute steal at this price, and are the best ear buds I've ever owned. I can't speak for Apple Airpods, as I've never used them, but I can confidently say that these will give any of the top-of-the-range ear buds a run for their money! POSITIVES: Good price Great fit (with spare buds in various sizes) SUPERB sound quality Great active noise cancelling Quick charging (including a quick 10min top up) Excellent battery life (approximately 5-6hrs if used sensibly without 100% ANC!) A wide range of presets and manual adjustments! So much more.... NEGATIVES: Pointless charging case feature (just a gimmick) Case is slightly flimsier and more clumsier than the Soundcore 3 Pro (and Galaxy Pro 3) Can be made to play very loud (or is that a positive?). I did notice that after wearing for 5 hours at work, my ears were a little bit itchy and sore. On the whole 5*****

Have been loyal to Jaybirds for over 10 years (x2 and x3 models) but my most recent ones finally gave up and I looked at alternatives. Had never had completely wireless earphones before, the jaybirds connected with a loop behind the neck, and was convenient to hang around the neck while not in use. A friend said their old Anker earphones had seen him thhrough many travels and gym sessions so I started looking at their range, only i tending to get a basic pair, in case I didn’t like them. We have an Anker bluetooth speaker which performs way above its price range and size so the make was bot in question. I opted for the better, more expensive model and am not disappointed. You can adjust the volume by stroking the earphone stalk which also has press-funtions to stop/start music. Surprisingly I haven’t used the noise cancellation function yet as I simply haven’t had to. The fit is so good and sound is so good that I don’t notice ambient sound with the volume up only to a medium level. The fit is secure and comfortable even over long periods. I had always used comply foam tips for comfort but the supplied silicon tips are surprisingly comfy. The earphones don’t move during activity and the fit is a good seal for optimum sound. The sound is fantastic, the Anker eq options really let me get what I want out of these. Great sound for films, amazing clarity and bass for music. The battery life was always an important factor for me as there are times where I would wear my earphones for +5 hours continuously . The battery on these earphones last for ages, not worn them in one go long enough yet to test them properly and the fast charging case tops them up super-quick. The case is larger than some others but nothing that bothered me. Larger size means larger battery for more recharges and has a display showing earphone and case charge levels as well as the noise cancelling level and can also be used as a remote to your phone’s camera. A few other functions all from the case make this bundle a very nice piece of kit. (Not sure what the point of the atmospheric level is) The app has many features and is easily navigated. All in all, I would recommend these to anyone looking for new earphones.

Before I get into this review, I want to preface it by saying that I have a lot of Anker audio products, so this review is based on me having experience with the brand. I have the P40i, Space Q45, Sport X20, Q30, and the Aerofit 2, as the ones in my Soundcore app. This is so you understand that I am very familiar with the brand and how they should sound. I'm going to start with the bad aspects first. The sound quality is not good for music. They really struggle with bass and mid-range at the same time, you can tell that it is a physical issue with the components used rather than software. Regardless of what profile you use, and no matter what settings you change, whether it be for LDAC or any other sound profile, the audio is extremely compressed. The headphones are simply not able to deal with multiple frequencies at once, the response times when you listen to anything that has a tiny bit of bass absolutely plummets. Even listening to music that has very little bass, it feels like the drivers just don't know what to do. Mid-Range comes across feeling like it has treble as an undertone, but then when treble comes in mid-range seems to take a backseat. It's really really weird experiencing what happens when you have audio profiles that have bass, mid-range and treble that change constantly during the tracks you are listening to. These were tested on a Google pixel 8A, a Mac air laptop, an iPhone 15, and a galaxy s23. The response times and poor audio is clear across the board. Phone calls are very good, like very good. I made two phone calls whilst using these buds and both people on the line commented that I sounded crystal clear and they actually asked me what was different. The feel of the case and the feel of the buds is of a very high quality, the touch components on the case work effortlessly. They fit brilliant. In total I spent 3 days of these earbuds between 7 and 8 hours a day with music, and I can confirm the battery life is very good. Even when using LDAC I was able to go a full day. Bluetooth connection is extremely simple through the app set up as extremely simple through the app as well. However, I can't recommend these earbuds for music listening whatsoever. If these headphones had the sound quality of P40i, the then these would be an absolute bargain for the morning. Unfortunately, the sound quality of these earbuds which are advertised as being on the premium side, is without doubt the worst of any Anker product I have, that in itself is a hard thing to say because the rest of my products are superb. I was extremely disappointed with these headphones because I expected to at least have the sound quality of headphones that are 1/3 the value of these. The only reason I can give these two stars is because the case itself and the fit and the functionality is spot on. However, the item is designed to listen to audio, and these just are not good at all which is a real shame as the rest of the product catalogue that I have, is genuinely superb.

Picked up the Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro earbuds, and they’re really good. Sound quality is crisp with proper bass, and the adaptive noise cancelling does a solid job blocking out background noise. Calls come through clear thanks to the 6 mics, and charging is super quick – two full charges in no time. Only minor gripe is they feel a bit snug if you’ve got larger ears, and the touch controls take a bit of getting used to. Otherwise, brilliant earbuds for music, calls, and noise-free listening on the go.

Had pro 3 for years only reason for changing right bud stopped charging most of time . Been using pro 4 for a few weeks Sound quality no problem, battery life ok , until you turn the anc up then drains rapidly. ANC practically useless only music volume drowns out back ground noise continued to persevere until anc seemed to amplify background noise. The quality difference of pro3 and pro 4 is immense, the 3 anc works perfectly to the 4 waste of space . The case controls found needed multiple swipes , when using app much quicker though they don’t make it simple to find basic settings. So have decided to return and purchase from a different manufacturer. So can only conclude anker/soundcore have decided to focus on the truly budget market The only thing in their defence other big name companies share the same problems unless your willing to stretch the budget, and have spent hours on reviews before purchasing pro 4