SoundcoreLiberty 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

Coming from AirPods Pro 2, I’d say the Liberty 4 Pro offer a similar experience while being overall better. You get longer battery life, the ability to fine tune the sound to your preference and arguable a more sleeker look.Sound wise, the Liberty 4 Pro out of the box is a bit too bass heavy for my liking but this can easily be fixed with the plethora sound customization options. Comfort and fit are excellent. Noise cancellation is excellent and right up there with the best from Apple and Bose. The transparency mode is not as good as Apple’s or Samsung’s but it’s definitely usable and you can hold a conversation. Where it lacks is overall clarity, level of white noise hiss and a slight sense of occlusion. The feature set is extensive including the ability to control some of the ambient settings of the earphones from the case. Also, you can locate the earbuds from the case if they are within Bluetooth range of course. You can locate both the case and earphones when using the Soundcore app. Controls on the earphones are similar to AirPods Pro so no complaints. And last but not least, the call quality is stellar with an excellent job filtering out background noises so the other caller can hear you clearly.Highly recommended!

These are great alternatives to $200-250 earbuds. The case is also really nice. The noise cancelling isn't revolutionary (get headphones for that), but I have no complaints about the sound quality at all. I like having a set of buds in my pocket on the go, and these are perfect. Battery life is great.I had an issue where one of the earbuds got damaged while cleaning. Their support team helped me out and sent me a new pair (I was able to use my old case). I appreciate this as I buy Anker products all the time, and this was my most expensive purchase to date.

Sound - excellent, great bass, midrange and highs. Adjustable in the appComfort is good, very light weight and I have had no issues with the devices falling out.Controls work OK and are customizable in the app. The slide for volume could use some improvement,Case is, to me, a nice toy but I do most of the control with my phone and the app. The battery display for he buds is handy. I ordered the white so I can't see the readouts with the lid closed. I ordered white because I didn't want the excessively slippery case.Battery life with the noise canceling on is not as good as I expected or as advertised. It's not an issue to me. Recharging the buds is quick.My main issue with the product is the noise control. It is easily adjustable in the app and user friendly, but it does not cancel noise as well as I expected. I also have Liberty 4 NC buds and they have excellent sound canceling. I flew a few days ago and compared the 2 devices during take off and while cruising. I was seated in a window seat with the engine intake right outside my window. I swapped devices during takeoff and cruise - the difference was significant with the NC buds doing a much better job than the Pro. The NC is fine for noise on the street or any moderated noise but not for work with power equipment or flying. I'll keep them both as I really enjoy the sound and comfort of the Pro. I hope the noise canceling issue can be resolved with an update through the app.

The original Liberty 4s (not the NCs) were absolutely the most comfortable things ever in my ears but the sound was atrocious and the bells and whistles gimmicky . So much so I skipped the NCs as so many reviews said the sound was close to the same . No thank you. I'd pretty much given up on anything new from Anker until I saw these and looked up tons of reviews , many of which direct vs the Liberty 4 og . My real life experience is close to what I'd read . The dogs were 100 out of 100 for comfort and fit , these are 90ish but only because I have a weird sized left ear canal that even the XL in this isn't quite large enough . It stays ok but not super like the ogs do . The app compensates for the sound leakage (a VERY cool feature btw ) but it moves when I'm being very active and it feels like it's gonna fall out .Maybe it's the 3 firmware updates I got while setting things up but after 5 hours of listening the right bud had dropped from 80% to 10% and the left had dropped from 80% to 60% . A huge drop as well as imbalance of battery usage . ANC off , LDAC on . Maybe other features are using battery as well .The app is a hoot to use but honestly I still like the Tozo app better .Anker has done a huge improvement in ANC quality but I don't like the slide to decide which one to use . Transparency mode absolutely SUCKS . It might as well not even be on . I make up for it with easy speak though . That feature is great and I'm not having much trouble with false mutes except when I yawn .I was excited when I read the volume could be controlled by slide while the rest of the actions controlled by squeeze . I absolutely love the squeeze of the ogs but could see how volume sliding might be an improvement . I'll never know because the slide on these is so hit and miss , even after the last update that was supposed to address this , I changed the single squeeze from off to volume on both sides . I'll slide 1st and if it's being finicky just squeeze instead . I would like the volume of the cracking sound when squeezing to be adjustable like the ogs do .Now to the sound . I started with Anker with the Liberty 2 Pro+ and those things are THE benchmark for sound quality I use against everyone else , no matter the price . I'd read the og 4 was capable of close sound except for the low end bass . WRONG!! They sound horrible except for mid range bass is compressed and distorted , highs harsh and distorted . Now when I read the NCs were very similar in sound I went the way of Ear Fun instead , picking up a pair of Air Pro 4s . They sound amazing . Back to the Liberty 4 Pro . They are soooo close to the Liberty 2 Pro+ , meeting every aspect to a T except the mid bass . I can't quite get that "you're there in person " realism on orchestra music but they sound incredibly life like anyway . If sound quality is what you seek , these should impress .The super duper fast charge is a game changer and so is the touch bar on the front of the case . I'd probably use that more if they added more options to what I can do from the case .I didn't find the shininess of the cover to be a turn off but I got a glow in the dark silicone case anyway . I may just use the bottom and only use the top of the case gets scratched up or I get over being smitten by the see through cover .I haven't tried wireless charging off the case yet as it was full when I got it . The magnets holding the buds in the case are very strong , akin to the ogs superb hold .The range is back the usual Anker more than advertised distance on my Note10+ , something I'd gotten used to missing with my AirPro4 , which was a good 10-15 feet less and more susceptible to no line of sight breaking up and buffering . Time will tell who has better overall battery life .Anker missed a huge boat with their release of the Liberty 4 but they've more than made up for it finally with the 4 Pro .

These are the best sounding, feature rich and fit that Soundcore has released.Bluetooth 5.3, wide soundstage, deep bass, great vocal clarity and instrument separation, gaming mode, a case with control features, 10 hour battery life, 40 with the case, wonderful app to adjust touch controls, features, sound profile and more, wireless charging, quick charging, great ANC and Transparency Mode.And so much more.These punch Way above their price class.An Easy recommend to purchase.