Customer Ratings & Reviews

Audio was solid. They stayed in well. After about six months they started shorting out. On of them dropped in volume by about 90%. I had to take them back and get store credit. Thankfully I have the best buy $200 / year warranty that covers all my stuff! Got my money back. I’m getting some Bose A30s.

I had the Powerbeats pro and a relative was using them and told me they sounded good, i said try this Ankers, she immediately said wow I thought the beats sounded good but this sound next level! I’m very pleased with the quality of this earbuds, best ones I’ve owned by far. Base sound crazy good, the case is elegant and different from the rest, they stay in your ear and are comfortable, good battery life. What else can you ask for

Bought these as a gift for my father because he doesn’t like the way AirPods fit it his ears. According to him they sound great and the ANC is prevalent and works well. The app has fantastic extra features and even offers extreme settings such as ear shape detection for better ANC performance. Touch controls are easy to use. The case is compatible with wireless charging. The only gripe is the case lid feels kind of flimsy.

I bought these for phone calls since they were highly rated for their noise cancellation for phone calls. However, they can be a PITA if they are not sitting just perfectly in your ear. The person on the line says you're muffled or really low, but they cancel out most noise. The cancellation is excellent for your listening either on a call or to music. Battery life is not where it's at though. I have to use one at a time and even then can't make it through the day (12hrs) meaning I use each side at least twice. Comfort is very good but the touch controls are sometimes a PITA too lol maybe it's the selections I use but hitting that same spot 3 times is no bueno

Got these on sale and they are actually great wireless buds. Easy to connect and switch between 2 devices. With the app, noise cancellation is adjustable and so is transparency. The touch controls took some getting used to but you can customize them with the app. By default a single press does nothing, making it somewhat difficult to accidentally press something. Ear tip pieces come in a variety of sizes for max comfort. The case is roughly the size of AirPod pro case but a little larger, and is equally easy to pocket. USB C and wireless charging; inside there are two led’s to indicate charging status for the buds placed in such a way that they gently illuminate the pads-this looks pretty cool. However, the top shell feels a little flimsy and is not nearly as solid as the Legendary AirPod Hinge. Overall, so far for the sale price I got these at ($80) I much prefer these over AirPod pro 2’s simply because it is easier to switch between my devices’ audio. Be sure to update the firmware using the app.

Love these ear buds. Excellent sound. Great battery life. Excellent value. I could not be any happier. The Hear ID equalizer setting is fantastic. I’ve had them for about a mont now. I wear them all day at work. Of the many earbuds I’ve owned, Samsung & Apple, these easily have the best sound. If listening to music is your main use of earbuds you can’t go wrong with the Anker- Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro earbuds.

I am enjoying the earbuds. Sound is good. One has a lot of control of the sound on the app and I was easily able to get it the way I want it. The touch controls are too sensitive for my fat fingers so I turned volume up and down off. I control that from my phone or my watch. My only issue is with connectivity. For example, I find if I switch from Spotify to Youtube, I can't switch back. I have to restart Spotify. Not a big deal and it may be due to my phone. I have a Google Pixel 6 Pro and it has been glitchy from the start. I like the look and feel of the case. These are my first wireless earbuds and the experience is much better than I expected. I don't think there is any advantage to using my wired earbuds so will probably keep them for use on planes.

I absolutely love these headphones. I've had bose, beatz, and apple earpods. Nothing compares to these! The sound canceling feature is phenomenal for an earbud. The feature on the app that allows you to listen to music and simultaneously to your surrounding area is an awesome feature. For example, if you want to listen to music without bothering someone but still pay attention to what ever is going on in the back ground. The sounds is crisp, and the bass is full. I love the fact that you can change the silicone covers to FIVE different sizes! One of my favorite features is that when you put the earbuds in and twist the outside pod, it essentially "locks" the earbuds in place, preventing them from falling out while doing any sort of strenuous activity. The best part of all is I purchased them when they were on sale for $85.00 I was a little skeptical about purchasing them. But I had nothing to lose when they were on sale at almost 50% off! I couldn't love them more!

Some of the best sounding earbuds i have ever had with good battery life but the earbuds for me wouldnt connect to my phone after i took them out of the case and i needed to put them back in the case and back out again to work

Great earbuds. Good low bass. Multiple earpieces to find a good fit. Controls work great on the buds and functions can be changed via the app, which keepsnthe firmware updates.I have had these for over a year and the battery life is just starting to decline, but they charge very quickly.

These headphones sound wonderful and their ANC (Active Noise Canceling) is excellent. I put these up there with the best headphones I've used and I've used a Ton of high-end sets. My only semi-grip with these is that the case is somewhat large. Again though, these headphones are outstanding!

So i put these in my ears as soon as I returned/traded my jabra elite 7 active due to a barrage of problems that i am officially giving up on Jabra. They charge too much for the problems they have. Anyhow these things sound nearly identical to my elites so that's a huge win for me! Fit is about as comfortable as my elites despite the difference in design! I can actually feel a breeze in my ear so the cooling effect is nice during long listening sessions. Anc completely knocks out the rumble of a peterbilt diesel! Big win over jabra. It's sad when anc can't even remove the low frequencies from just humming your own voice. That's poor design. Controls are good for me even though once in a while they don't pick up my taps but that's mostly cuz i wear gloves for work. Not shoving the bud further in my canal with physical buttons on the Jabra is a welcome relief. Button programming options are spot on. EQ works pretty good. Would like to see some sub bass frequency adjustments in the 60hz range but it's not a deal breaker. The one caveat that's got me questioning keeping these is the misleading "volume control.". These do not have true "independent" volume control. They merely adjust your phones volume which is fine for the most part but sometimes you need an edge in volume for those tracks that were recorded at lower level for whatever reason. This is one thing that most other brands advertising "volume control" have and it's nice to have that extra ceiling. I'm not a fan of the case design as you have to grab the buds at a weird angle to get them out then twist them back 180 to place into ear. Big fail on that one. I feel like I'm going to drop them every time I'm putting them back in the case. Overall they are nice for the price. Gonna keep testing them and see. The Android app is buggy when you place buds back in case then take them back out. App can't connect to buds and you have to force close it to reconnect.

These are by far one of the best wireless headphones you can get for the cost. Performance is a blend between the bass performance of the Sony XB series and Bose stronger mids, with the ability to have very detailed highs.

Oh my gosh! I wasn't expecting this but they sound just as good if not better than Sony XM4 earbuds. These are my first earbuds by Soundcore. The charging case isn't oversized. It can be charged via USB-C cable or Qi wireless charging. There's several eartips and wing tips so that you can get the right fit. Wearing a long period of time does not hurt ears. There's a companion app you can use for a fit test, updates, etc. If you have not tried these, I recommend you do.

Goated earbuds. Fit great into your ears and have multiple ear pieces to make sure the fit it perfect. Sound is fantastic and the app helps alot with getting the levels for everything perfect.

I am blown away by the sound and the features of the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro earbuds. I seem to have a fetish for earbuds, owning Samsung Icons with ambient sound and passive NC, Sony WF1000XM3 with ambient sound and superior active noise cancelling, Jlabs Epic Pros with great sound and passive noise cancelling. Also a few JVC, Pioneer, and Altec Lansing buds to round out the collection. And none come close to matching the Liberty 3 Pros. Bass that rattle the eardrum along with crisp highs and mid frequencies. The JLabs, the Samsung and the Sony are great buds but each is deficient in one way or another. The JLabs have great bass response but no ambient noise feature. The Samsung have a good ambient noise feature but misses it on the bass. Sony has good active noise cancelling but an ambient sound feature that tries to outthink the user and does a miserable job at it, and also misses it on the bass. Also the Sony's have a top heavy design that wants to pop out of my ear regardless of ear tip size. The Liberty 3 Pros absolutely hits the marks for me in all ways. Being an old geezer I have lost some of my mid and higher frequency hearing and one of the great features of the Soundcore app is a hearing test with equalization to compensate the areas of loss. Obviously you can manually set your own equalization curve but the results from the hearing test automatically boosted those midrange bands where I would normally add boost anyway. The amount of customization available in the Soundcore app puts the Sony and the Samsung apps to shame. If you are thinking of trying $200-$400 high end buds, try the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro's first. They are a better value and totally outstanding in sound quality, noise cancellation, ambient sound or transparency, and app features. The only down mark I would give is, I have always had difficulty pairing Anker Soundcore buds to my Motorola Z3. These were no different. It took three tries before they paired but once paired they would link as soon as I opened the case. I really love the earbuds, they are superior to anything else I have or have tried.

Amazing sound quality and excellent fit. Recently pulled out all my earbuds and compared same song on each for sound comparison. These compare very well if not outright outperform (in most cases) much more expensive name brand headphones.

Very good noise cancelling. Excellent battery life. Better sound quality compared to every pair of ear buds I've owned. I would purchase them again. I got a very good deal when they were on sale and I would buy them even at regular price.

Great earbuds. Battery life is good and the mobile app has a lot of customizations and EQ settings. Comes with multiple ear fitment pieces. The sound is crisp and clear, Used them for zoom conferences and everyone heard me speak clearly. Would recommend to friends.

I like using these. It blocks the sound out and I like the bass