Name: SoundCore Liberty
Brand: Anker
SKU: 490017
Rating: 4.2 (43 reviews)

Anker SoundCore Liberty - Pros & Cons

Liberty 3 Pros are an excellent value at $170
these earbuds are extremely well built
durability and microphone quality
build quality and Qi-enabled charging case
Qi-enabled charging case supports fast charging
The system is impressive
solid budget-friendly pair of earbuds
The app itself is easy to use
They also charge quickly with great battery life
soundscape was balanced and distortion-free
Controls and setupThe Liberty Air features touch controls and has more programmed gestures
Percussion sounded sharp and impactful
more comfort
better noise isolation and even better sound than
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bass is still strong and the mids and highs sound great
are comfortable and well-built
Sony are better built and have a significantly better battery performance
better noise isolation performance and a more stable in-ear fit
comfortable and well-built
a better battery performance
support multi-device pairing
the Liberty 3 Pro have a more comfortable and stable fit
more comfortable and stable fit
IPX7 rating is accurate
the Liberty Neo microphone is very good
Sound and mic quality are much better with the Liberty Neo than
reliable
high-quality
Soundcore Liberty Neo is very easy to use
Liberty Neo is one of the best pedestrian audio products
Air 2 Pro sound surprisingly good for the money and features
The vocal mode is very good
an easy-listening
full sound with plenty of deep bass
prioritizing durability and comfort over sound
works surprisingly well
the audio separation is magnificent
an exceptional battery life and loads of cool features
earphones have touch controls that actually work pretty well
Soundcore does look and feel more premium and better built
sounds more natural
balanced
and detailed
impressive build quality and a better working app
The control scheme is delightfully easy
itself oozes premium as well - everything looks and feels fantastic
Connectivity on the L2P is solid
decently soft and comfortable
affordable wireless earbuds and good built and sound quality
the bass sound is punchy and reasonably quite good
overall sound quality is good and decent for wireless earbuds
feature works very well and I so much like it
Liberty Air 2 is still most plastic in construction and still solid
The earbuds fit perfectly with the magnets that come with the case
portability and convenience factor
fit comfortably and come with a lot of extra tips and wings for the
vocals are crisp and clear
Stylish and customizable
The earbuds provide great stability and rest gently on the concha
the sound quality is superior

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and sloppy accounting
it s not likely to solve the problems with Windows on Arm
the default bass output was too much for my liking and overly
background noise on my end occasionally broke into the conversation
Android and iOS is somewhat bloated and chaotic
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
strong in terms of ANC or audio quality
the default sound signature is overly sculpted
vinyl crackle and hiss in the mix
sound quality across frequency ranges isn t something
Life A2 NC have much longer continuous battery life
can't connect them to PCs in any other way
Samsung have a more neutral default sound profile
battery life can vary depending on usage
some devices do not support Qualcomm True Wireless Primary-Secondary dual pairing
the buttons aren t painful to operate
Liberty Neo is no match for blustery winds or nearby conversations
amplified bass can hide poor audio engineering or cheap drivers
Soundcore app only supports certain headset models
low-frequency kick drum and synth beats
bass-heavy and the tap controls are a bit limited
tap controls a bit limited
the controls are limited compared with competitors with three options
lack seamless switching and other more advanced features
the bass notes can be too loud
fingerprint-magnet gloss finish in favor of matte
wind noise
Low frequencies are heavily amplified by default
the earbuds are a bit on the heavier side too
Mids are also a bit receded on stock settings
drivers are just the tip of the iceberg
no longer good enough to simply go wireless
this feature seems a bit redundant
Charging case uses standard Micro-USB not USB-C
activate the voice assistant and the volume controls at the same time
lower-mids can sound a little muffled
is not too big and not too small
the touch system is unstable
earbuds
getting them out is a bit of a hassle
too bass-heavy
it only sells the white and black colors
the device struggled to communicate with compatible devices
loud traffic noises drowned out my voice
poor touch response and speech recognition
There are no volume controls
the buds suffer from connectivity issues
earbuds lack the ear stabilizer found on the Liberty 2 Pro
the sound quality on the Liberty Air 2 is bad
my voice sounded somewhat tinny
music does not automatically resume when you re-insert the earbud

Anker SoundCore Liberty - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Impedance	16 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	103 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Anker - Video Reviews (9)

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Anker SoundCore Liberty - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wireless

Width	1.26 in
Depth	2.01 in
Height	3.5 in
Weight	3.63 oz

Microphone type	Built-in microphone

Battery operated	yes
Charging case	yes

Colour of product	Black

Channels	2
Impedance	16.0 Ω
Frequency range	20 - 20000
Diaphragm diameter	0.01 in

Bluetooth version	5.0
USB	yes
Type of USB connector	Micro-USB

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Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker - Editorial Reviews (13)

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Based on 13 reviews

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Anker SoundCore Liberty Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro review: cut-price noise-cancelling earbuds

the Guardian

Published: 15.02.2021

Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro review: cut-price noise-cancelling earbuds

Anker’s true wireless earbuds sound good and fit well for about half the price of AirPods Pro

Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker Soundcore Liberty Air Review: Better Sound Than AirPods for Half the Cost

Tom's Guide

Published: 01.02.2021

Anker Soundcore Liberty Air Review: Better Sound Than AirPods for Half the Cost

3.5

The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air offers good comfort and sound at a budget price, but the connectivity and controls could be better.

Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro review: Small earbuds, big sound

iMore

Published: 28.01.2022

Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro review: Small earbuds, big sound

4.0

If you are in need of wireless earbuds with ANC and transparency that also come in fun colors, then the Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro could fit the bill.

Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro review: feature-packed buds

The Verge

Published: 21.02.2022

Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro review: feature-packed buds

4.0

LDAC and multipoint for under $170? Not bad.

Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker Soundcore Liberty review: Wireless headphones with stellar battery life

The Economic Times

Published: 04.01.2020

Anker Soundcore Liberty review: Wireless headphones with stellar battery life

Priced at Rs 9,999, Anker Soundcore Liberty claims to offer 100 hours of battery back up.

Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro Truly Wireless Review

RTINGS.com

Published: 16.11.2021

Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro Truly Wireless Review

4.1

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro Truly Wireless are the next generation of the Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro Truly Wireless. They're more comfortable than their...

Anker SoundCore Liberty Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro Review

PCMAG

Published: 07.04.2022

Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro Review

3.5

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro earphones deliver powerful audio and quality noise cancellation for their sub-$200 price, but the company's more affordable models might fit your needs just as well.

Anker SoundCore Liberty The value alternative to Apple's AirPods

CNET

Published: 28.01.2019

The value alternative to Apple's AirPods

At $80, Anker's new true wireless earphones are an excellent value alternative to Apple's AirPods.

Technically Well

Published: 02.05.2020

Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Truly Wireless Headphones Review » Technically Well

4.7

While the Soundcore Liberty Air 2 may have a slight resemblance to the Apple AirPods, are they a suitable alternative to the pricier Apple brand? Price Tracker Sound Quality This isn’t Soundcore’s top-of-the-line earbud in terms of sound quality. For that, you’ll want to check out the Liberty 2 Pro. However, that’s not to say […]