Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great ear buds huge bass person and they have really good bass really good noise cancellation great battery life

These earbuds are outstanding! Great sound, great noise canceling, great value. The HearID 2.0 really helps to tailor your personal preferences while enhancing the noise canceling experience. Many other features usually found on much more expensive earbuds. My biggest complaint, by far, is the case. Yes it's beautiful and lights of the earbuds in a professional setting, but a slimy frog is easier to hold on to than this case. The release button is in just the wrong spot allowing the case to spring from your hands as you attempt to open it. If you are trying to accomplish this with work gloves on, you'd have better odds hitting the Powerball than keeping the case in your hands. If they could put a texture on the case, and/or square up the corners a bit more, these earbuds would be top 3 in the market... Period.

These are awesome! Far out of their weight class budget wise.. these are such a clean sound , remind me of my panda drop collab with the amps ... you can hear everything from breath to air, background chatting in movies to whispers that you'd miss otherwise.. brings movies to life and in music it defines and showcases every instrument. You can't go wrong .. I've owned every one of the soundcore in the liberty set along with many others. I've never been disappointed

One of the best ones i ever had. The battery lasts forever. Fits perfectly and it has an amazing sound.

The Soundcore Liberty 4 wireless earbuds are a great bargain and feature an impressive array of features and technology. The Soundcore app, which I downloaded to my Apple iPhone, works great, and gives me access to an amazing number of settings and features to fine-tune my Liberty 4 earbuds. EQ settings, a noice ceiling feature (so I don't blow out my ear drums), a fitting test, and a whole array of other useful features left me agog at how much technology Anker managed to pack into such a small package. They easily were recognized by all my devices--although it may take slightly different techniques to get each (phone, laptop, tablet, etc.) to recognize the earbuds. Some connected right away, another might need me to hold the case button for a few seconds. Once your devise recognizes the earbuds in bluetooth, the rest is easy. Oh, and did I mentioned the sound quality (I don't think I did...), it's outstanding. And again, the app settings will let you adjust the sound settings and EQ until you get your perfect sound. The noice cancelation works well, but don't expect to be running or walking along a busy street with lots of traffic and expect it to block all the noice. Even so, the app had a number of different settings that will let you adjust the noice cancelation in a variety of ways. All said, I am extremely happy with my purchase. I some ways they are more flexible and as easy to use as my Apple AirPods pros. I bought these, because my AirPods have been acting up, and I needed an alternative which would be more consistent.

Noise cancelling and sound quality are very good but it has occasional issues with pairing. Battery life is great. Removing both buds from the case to use with a stored Bluetooth device occasionally requires additional attempts due to the left bud not working. Resetting with both buds in the case and reattempting use generally works well.

I have never heard of the Soundcoore brand so I was hesitant to try it. I'm very glad I did. I've had earbuds from Samsung, Bose, Jbl.. This is the best I've tried. They are super comfortable, have superior sound including a strong bass. They are also loud. The price point is much lower than those other brands. If you're looking for a new set of wireless earbuds, I highly recommend Soundcore 4 NC

Once you set these up with a quick hearing test these things really shine. The audio quality and Clarity is excellent and Rivals my Sennheiser momentums. They do come out easily and I found for larger ears I had a hard time getting a secure fit and had to buy larger tips to get a snug fit

Fit, sound quality, battery, app, connections, etc… are top under $100.00…

I can't say enough good things about these wireless ear buds! The sound quality is much better that I expect for any ear buds at this price point (for me, utilizing noise canceling plus 3d surround sound was best when i was outside), and the fit is awesome (I was able to walk five miles, running at top speed for spurts, and neither one fell out even ONCE!). I returned ear buds that, on sale, cost $20 more, and decided to get these because of all the positive reviews - I couldn't be happier!

I just replaced my much more expensive earbuds with the Soundcore by Anker. By far, these are the best earbuds I have used; the sound quality and noise cancellation are excellent, the battery life is better, they are easy to use, and I haven't had anyone say they can't hear me during a call. I highly recommend them.

They work great for when I want noise canceling and also ambiant sound is awesome wireless charging is nice sinc i tend to gorget to plug in devices only downside is if you deal with metal clanking on eachother in ambiant sound it causes a really bad feedback sound otherwise love it

I have been using soundcore devices since they enter the industry, like the title said is good to see a company that makes exponentially better devices, price and microphone wise the p2 life were the best for the price I did test various and choose those, they still work, but I needed something better, then I saw the liberty 4 NC, the liberty pro 3 were legendary, so when I saw the non pro variant at a good price and seeing that it have LDAC and Noise Canceling It is the best on the market for what it offer. Size wise is also pretty portable I also recommend Soundcare travel case, is really good! If you do not see the LDAC codec go to app and update the devices to get access to it!

These are better than my Airpod 2 pros, NC is really good, not able to hear anyone or anything once it is on. Charge last 2-3 days with full use. The only complain i have is not being able to track headphones on either the Soundcore app or find my device (Apple).

Great earbuds. Great sound and ANC, probably the best you will find for the price. Mics work well for calls. The transparency mode is also improved over the Life Note3, let's in about 70-80% of ambient noise, seems to focus more on picking up voices. I'm giving 4 stars because I had to return the first pair because of a clicking sound in the left earbud. So I'm a bit concerned about quality, not only because of this issue but my Life Note 3 sometimes have connectivity issues now after about 1 1/2 years of use. Oh and sometimes after ending a call, music will resume with static. The only way to fix it is to put the earbuds back in the case for about 5 seconds and then reconnect. I like the earbuds enough to deal with this inconvenience.

I absolutely love these, especially getting them on sale for 69.99. I was looking for something to replace my Sony Linkbuds S without spending that Sony price. Sound quality is great (even at full price). I've been overall satisfied with all Soundcore purchases, and these are no exception. Sound is clear, bass is perfect to me on r&b equalizer setting. Only issue is the loud static sound in the right earbud when switching from normal to transparency mode. I find it loud and irritating enough that I won't switch modes often. Other than that, I would buy again. I would purchase these over the Sony.

I got these to wear when I'm at work so I wanted something that wouldn't sacrifice sound quality and my ability to hear my surroundings. These do just that with multiple mics in each bud that help filter background noise out while letting voices play clearly through the music. The music itself sounds incredible and being able to switch to noice cancelling or audio passthrough by just holding my finger on the bud is a huge plus!

While the features and sound quality of these buds are 5 star at and beyond this price point, they lose a star from me due to the proprietary ear tip connection. This rectangle fitting gives little flexibility in upgrading the ear tips for fit, sound isolation, and security (running), limiting options and making it more expensive. For stationary listening these earbuds are amazing. The noise cancelation functions very well. They are comfortable (although they tend to come loose). Sound quality, when using a customized sound profile, has been top-notch. The Bluetooth connectivty has been rock solid. I love the case, longer battery life, and the convenient battery level indicator for each ear bud and case in the phone app. A great upgrade from the life note 3 i was using.

These are great buds as far as connection, sound, and battery life. My ears are small and even using the small tips, the buds still do not fit. But that's the only con. Everything else is great. My second pair of Soundcore Liberty buds

To start, these weren't my first choice. I really wanted to like the new AirPod 4 with Noise Cancelling but they didn't fit my ears like the OG AirPod 1/2s do. I also wanted to give the AirPod Pros a try but they also don't fit my ears at all. Beats Fit Pro also didn't fit properly. That being said, I noticed these have a similar stem like the original AirPods so I figured why not for $100. Here's a quick TL;DR coming from a heavy Apple user: Pros: Sound is on par if not better in some cases with the AirPods Pro 2 (excluding the gimmicky Dolby Atmos/Head Tracking). Battery Life is awesome - case lasts 2 weeks easily EQ Adjustment Noice cancelling is good in most environments Cons: Transparency mode doesn't come close to AirPods Dual connection doesn't work well between MacBook and iPhone Proprietary ear-tips Adjust the EQ to your liking and you will love these if you want a good pair of noise cancelling earbuds. If you can live without the Apple proprietary features or if you are looking for a competitor, give these a spin and you will find that for the price, you won't be disappointed.