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The Soundcore by Anker Liberty 4 NC Bluetooth is a pair of wireless headphones with active noise cancellation aimed at users who want to enjoy the best possible experience of listening to music, podcasts, or TV series without being disturbed by external noise. The headphones feature 11mm drivers, adaptive noise cancellation 2.0, 7.5 hours of playback with ANC, 10 hours of playback without ANC, and 50 hours of total playback with the charging case. They are also water and dust resistant, with IPX4 certification.
The Liberty 4 NC features a high-sensitivity in-ear sound sensor, oversized driver, and innovative noise isolation chamber that cancels up to 98.5% of noise for quiet travels.
Noise cancellation adapts to your ears and environment: Adaptive ANC 2.0 performs real-time calculations and adjusts to your auditory resources and external environment for maximum quiet amidst the noise.
11mm custom drivers consistently deliver clear and detailed sound. Enjoy wireless Hi-Res audio and LDAC technology that transmits 3× more data than regular Bluetooth - bringing wireless music to life.
Use HearID 2.0 to find the perfect sound profile for you. If you want to customize it, the EQ is fully adjustable or choose from 22 presets to match your sound.
A single charge is enough to enjoy uninterrupted entertainment for a trip across the USA. Pack the Liberty 4 NC for your next adventure and listen to 1,000 tracks or watch 30 movies back-to-back without worrying about the battery.
Liberty 4 NC allows quick and easy Bluetooth pairing with Android devices, automatic play and pause during use, and multipoint connection with Bluetooth 5.3.
Don't let a sudden downpour or an accidental spill ruin your commute. The Liberty 4 NC noise-canceling wireless headphones feature IPX4 water resistance, so you can have peace of mind during your travels.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Disappointed with the microphone quality during conversations. The sound for music is very good, but that's about it. If you want them for communication, stay away. The person you're talking to hears you as if you have your hand over your mouth. Overall, I would not recommend it for everyday use for conversations!
At this price, don't even bother looking elsewhere, we're talking about insanely good sound with just a few adjustments for such a price, deep bass without disturbing the high frequencies even at 100%. Decent battery life, funny connectivity, and above all Anker warranty
Nice bass, clear sound, very good ANC and overall very convenient for everyday use. The app is very helpful and offers many options to change the sound to your preferences. It includes all sizes of silicone ear tips. I haven't tried them yet in a workout or running, but I don't think I will have any problems (because they are also waterproof) good value for money
Comparison with the redmi buds 3 pro (30€):
First of all, I bought the libert 4nc from their website for 60€ and, in a few words, the "upgrade" to these was not worth it.
Positives:
- The app is simply perfect, it has all the settings you could want.
- They have single tap, useful for adding other functions, but also for confirmation that the tap was pressed.
- They connect instantly.
- They pick up my voice better during calls.
- The safe volume feature is very good for protection against earrape.
- The sound is slightly better than the buds 3 pro.
- The battery lasts much longer, around 8 hours without taking them out.
- The device switching for audio playback is better, as the sound is not interrupted every time the phone makes a sound (e.g. message, screen lock), but only when you press pause.
- They are more comfortable for running, they hardly come off and, importantly, the ANC cancels out your breathing (with the buds 3 pro, you could hear it and it was somewhat annoying). Also, footstep sounds are not as audible, but this may be due to the shape of the earbuds that protrude outward and distribute their weight better.
Negatives:
- The noise cancellation is practically the same as the buds 3 pro, maybe slightly better at covering the "creaking" of subway trains (I compared it in the subway and gym). So, based on the marketing and videos I saw, I expected it to be much better.
- The NC modes (ANC, transparency) have quite a bit of white noise, even at low settings, which becomes tiring after a while (the buds 3 pro had no ANC at all, only transparency at max).
- Additionally, a significant drawback is that the sound quality changes quite a bit when any NC mode is enabled and the bass and midrange are reduced, resulting in a more indistinct sound (with the buds 3 pro, it didn't change at all).
- When you are on a call, the prolonged tap (or whichever you set) for the NC mode does not work! Instead, it ends the call. In my opinion, you should be able to choose how to end the call with a different tap or be able to change the NC mode differently, because it's not practical to have to open the app every time I'm listening to music with ANC on and someone calls me... (the buds 3 pro allowed you to control the NC during a call).
- The sound leak compensation feature is awful, it seems half-finished. Every time a sound starts, after 1 second, the volume suddenly increases a lot for a short time (earrape) and then drops again. This only happens at low volumes.
- They are quite bulky.
In conclusion, I mainly bought them for the supposed better ANC, but after trying all the different silicone tips for the ear, I didn't notice it. For twice the price, I also encounter another negative, the issue with calls, so I do not recommend them. I would go for the buds 5 pro.
Overall, these are the company's 2nd headphones and they are truly the best choice in my opinion for this price. Very good noise cancellation, except for the adaptive mode which behaves strangely in changing environments (e.g. while walking). Otherwise, they are very good and reliable, with no disconnections.
Good choice for everyday use, very good sound, highly customizable through the application, they don't tire and offer good passive noise isolation if you use the right silicone tips that fit your ear. I assume the ANC is good, it's impressive if you haven't encountered this technology before.
Very good sound, until now I had a little cheaper ones like blitzwolf xiaomi etc, they hold much more battery, clean and powerful sound even with noise in outdoor space, nice app that has settings and more!
Coming from the JBL tune 230 nc, I can say that it is a pretty good upgrade. Slightly better battery, slightly stronger sound, equivalent to 1-2 clicks, with the same settings on the equalizer, sound quality almost the same.
Very nice design.
Very good application.
Bluetooth connection very good on s24 ultra, and I say this because my JBL had small interruptions every 10-15 minutes, for one second.
The microphone is very good in calls, even in conditions where there is external noise. The truth is that reading some previous reviews about the microphone made me think about buying them, but in the end I can say with certainty that they hear me better in calls than with the JBL, and mainly the difference is that it can filter external noises better such as car traffic, light wind, etc.
good sound quality, med ANC, microphone very bad and battery life is a scam… the first time i got these they lasted 4 hours with 2 of which ANC was turned on..
i used ANC in the gym to try it: It only blocks some noise from the gym’s speakers music but not all, it doesnt block people’s conversations even if they are far away from you and
so in conclusion:
positives: good sound quality, easy to connect
negatives: very awful microphone and battery life
great ear buds, very good sound quality and decent anc. The battery life is great. mainly use em at work for music and calls and is noise cancellation during calls is excellent
My previous and first headphones were the Huawei freebuds 4i for three years, which had excellent reviews. I can confidently say that the Liberty are much superior in all aspects. The only negative thing I can find so far is the slightly larger case, but that is also the reason why they have a much better battery life. The sound is truly deafening, sometimes requiring a little attention to the volume when listening to music, with exceptional sound quality (you will definitely find a setting that satisfies you through the app as it has many options and capabilities). The app is literally full-featured, the connectivity is fast and seamless (so far, I haven't experienced any disconnections unlike with Huawei). The call quality is very good for both me and the person listening to me. Only once did I have a complaint, but I was in a crowded place with music and speaking relatively softly to avoid being heard. The noise cancelling is very good for those who are interested (but make sure to find the right ear tips for your ears, otherwise it may not work. For example, I had to change them three times to find the right fit, even though I thought both of the first ones fit me well). The touch functions are all available and work very well (and fully customizable).
To summarize, I am completely satisfied with this choice and they are definitely worth their price and more.
As a bass lover, I read ecstatic comments about these headphones! I've had them for 4 months and still haven't been able to find a setting that I like on the equalizer. The bass is EXCESSIVE, resulting in the loss of all sound quality. Everything sounds dull and colorless, even if I set the bass to 0!!!! Before these, I had some Huawei headphones that cost 25 euros and their sound was infinitely better with fantastic bass and sound quality. Also, it's the first time I buy headphones and none of the ear cushions fit me!! How did they manage to do that again??? The ANC is good but definitely not 95% as they claim. I would say it cuts around 70%, and if the external sounds are voices, it cuts even less, which is annoying. With Ldac turned on, I didn't notice a big difference because the song or movie you're watching has to support it. Also, with Ldac turned on, the headphones only last a maximum of 3 hours, not the 9 hours that the company claims. The call quality is good, fortunately, BUT it shouldn't be in the noise cancellation setting, otherwise, you can't hear well. As for connectivity, it occasionally has some small interruptions but very rarely. For the 80 euros I bought them for, I can't say they're worth it. If they were priced at 20-30 euros, it would be okay.
You will need the app to adjust the best Eq adapted to your listing.
Crispy sound very good ANC, no distortion when you reach the max volume.
Worth the money that I've spent.
The AirPods Pro that I replaced are extremely impressive. Excellent sound, especially with the customization through the app. Essentially, it creates an audiogram that adjusts the sound according to your hearing, whether it's low or high. It comes with different ear tips to fit as many ears as possible, although there may be cases where they don't fit. It's impossible for any company to include countless ear tips for every possible scenario. I consider them value for money with very good quality. If you're choosing between these and the Liberty 4 with health sensors, in my opinion, it's not worth spending more money on the latter as they are exactly the same without the sensors. I got them for €74.
Very good sound, very good microphone (after following the instructions in the application for customization). The only negative thing that changes depending on each person's morphology is that they don't fit well in my ears during exercise. The problem is solved by purchasing silicone wings for exercise, but the fact that it requires a 3rd party solution is problematic
At the price of 60 euros that I bought it from their website, it is worth it and then some. For those who have an issue with the microphone: 1) Be careful that it is not in noise cancellation mode because then nobody really hears you. 2) Play around with the settings because sometimes it has an issue.
Update: Unfortunately, after some time of use, the results in speech are not as expected. The interlocutor cannot hear me clearly. If you want it for speech, you should probably look into other products. Otherwise, for gaming/movies/music, I consider it decent. Even better if it was cheaper.
Satisfactory for music with great duration. The microphone is terrible, many complaints from the callers.
For the 100 euros they were purchased, the quality of the microphone is unacceptably poor. The ANC and sound quality are at very good levels, but the headphones are borderline useless if you want them for everyday use in calls.
The headphones are incredible, they charge very quickly and have good battery life for the money you pay. I managed to get them for 80€, which is a great value for money. They are waterproof, have good noise cancellation, and they don't tire your ear. They are very comfortable and perfect. Additionally, in the Soundcore app that you can download whether you have Android or iOS, there are many options and you can adjust the headphones as you like. I don't regret the purchase I made because many headphones at double the price offer the same thing. For someone looking for a more affordable option, these headphones are the best solution as they offer almost everything one needs for everyday use. I hope I helped, even a little bit.
At the given moment, the black product that I own is not available, so I will leave the review here.
The sound quality is very good.
The noise cancellation is very good.
The battery is good.
Connection to multiple devices is excellent, with smooth switching to Pixel, iPhone, MacBook.
The soundcore app and the options it offers (various transparency modes, custom white noises, etc.) are excellent.
However!
Quite often, during phone calls and messenger calls, teams, etc., I have to change the mic input on the device because the other person on the line tells me that I sound like I'm speaking from a very "deep" place, resulting in them not being able to hear me. In noisy environments, they can't hear me at all. My device is Pixel 6 Pro.
! Update:
The problem with the mic existed when I had the headphones in noise cancellation mode. When I changed it to normal, the other person on the line could hear me just fine. In noisy environments, they could hear me satisfactorily.
Coming from soundbuds slim+
Top-tier headphones at an excellent price. I haven't found any negatives, nor any lack in quality or features. Their fit is perfect, even for running.
Go check out the presentation on Soundcore's page.
On Samsung, LDAC needs to be enabled from the Bluetooth settings
I got them for 75€ with a coupon, even at 85€ it's an incredible value for money, the noise canceling competes head to head with flagship models priced at 150€+.
You need to download the app and "play" with the personalize ID to get the maximum sound quality and activate LDAC sound quality. Also, through the app, software updates are done for the headphones, which is a big plus as bugs are fixed and improvements are made to the product you have purchased. I haven't experimented much with the battery as I use many functions that consume more battery and I haven't had the chance to use them continuously for a 10-hour period of simple use, but the performance of both the case and the headphones is satisfactory with continuous response for the remaining battery percentage and for all 3 devices.
Without a second thought, I would recommend them and I believe I made the right choice to overlook the fitness features of the basic Liberty 4 model, which is priced at 130€
Verified purchase
It takes a little while to connect, but overall I am satisfied
The worst headphones I have ever bought.
Verified purchase from Kooqie
Very good headphones with a battery that never runs out
Verified purchase
It's great for the money. The app is a must.
Simply amazing, I highly recommend them without reservation
Verified purchase
Very good and value for money, perfect sound with strong bass. The noise cancellation is very good
Verified purchase
The best budget ANC headphones I could get.
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