Liberty 3 Pro

Just want say everything in simpleSOund: Top notch as expected high bass effect theatrical experience if your music player supports dolby digital.Battery: so far goodCalls: Responsive mic but consumes charge within 1 hour of phone call. so its advised to use one earbud at a time for longer phone calls.Only disappointment because of the right earbud not easily recognized by charging case and its annoying, it may be because of the earwing.Comparing with soundcore Life P3: Liberty 3 pro has the same amount off bass with clear low and mid notes, whereas life p3 bass effect hides some of the behind low and mid notes.

Sound is really amazing and loud enough, 60% volume will be enough with ANCANC is top notch almost same like Sony WF 1000 XM4battery is also really goodworth for the price, wait for the offerFitting is ok, its a bit bulky but it will fit perfectly and won't fall outcharging case looks really nice, but difficult to get a case and taking out and putting inside is the tough part, sometimes it won't disconnect from the phone even after putting into the case

Anker Liberty 3 Pro is GREAT.The Pros:1. Customisable equalizer based on your ability to hear highs and lows.2. Decent fit on the ear.3. Offers a plethora of eartips to fit the ear better.4. Really good sound with impressive lows and all round sound.5. Call quality is very good - Better than a Sony WF-1000XM4 (which costs 3x than this)6. Brilliant battery life. Just keeps going and going and going and...(you get it right?)7. Really small case - fits the pocket sooo well.8. The way it slides open is pretty classy!Cons1. The earbud activates ANC automatically, thereby creating a vacuum when worn, which is pretty uncomfortable. I have to manually revert it back to 'Normal' every time I wear it.2. Wired charging port is a bit wobbly (maybe its mine). I use the wireless charging base.Overall, it's an absolute bang for your buck.

I'm thrilled that it works with both my mobile device and desktop computer, and that it has improved my entire audio experience in the workplace.If you're looking for a noise-cancelling and wireless headset, you should definitely consider them.

Overall, these are average earbuds. Good sound, but not amazing. Decent noise cancellation but not excellent.The issue was that the batteries died quickly. For some reason they now last 30 mins. They also dont charge properly in the case; you have to make sure that the buds are properly charging by fidgeting with them..

Had to use jetaudio+ with cristalizer+ also increased the db from 0 to 20 to unleash its true potential, sounds like a badass clear highs and lows with crystal clear sound and heavy bass , recommended it to my friends

Great Sound, Terrible Build & Even Worse SupportThe sound quality is excellent deep bass, wide soundstage, and better than many top-tier brands like Sony. But that’s where the positives end.Build quality is extremely poor. One earbud went quiet after a small drop just 5 months in.Battery life dropped to 30 minutes, and the other earbud eventually stopped working too.I sent them in twice under warranty, and both times they just returned the same broken unit with minor tweaks.Customer support was dishonest and slow each warranty cycle took a month, with no real fix.Honestly, it’s not worth it. Great sound doesn’t matter if they stop working and no one helps you. Spend your money on something reliable.

One of the best earbuds I ever use reasonable price soundcore can match or sometimes surpass some of the expensive brands in feature for me at least its comfortable with lot of size to chose I own Sony XM4 it's only batter in ANC and don't imagine it can block 90% of noise can do only 10% I have the only issue with connection its becoming worse with LDAC don't by any earbuds for the LDAC still technology not ready since the all operat max for 20m or so and uses lot of power