Customer Ratings & Reviews

Initial thoughts... Very nice buds, but are they really able to compete with Apple AirPods Pro? In order to answer that, I must first set the stage by saying that this a subjective opinion and while others may agree, certainly others will disagree. I find this to be especially true when comparing ANYTHING to Apple since Apple has such a loyal following. End of the day, for me, yes, these absolutely compete with [and in many area's] beat the AirPods. My wife has her goofy Apple Eco-system and she is the first to disagree [of course] with me, but that is in my opinion because anything outside of her Apple-world is also out of her comfort zone. One of the nicest features these Soundcore has is the ability to switch between ANC [Active Noise Cancellation]. I was amazed when switching from "Transparency Mode", or "Normal" mode to ANC, the gym we go to just disappeared from a sound standpoint. The echo in the locker room, the ever present gym overhead music and the buzz of conversations, almost 100% gone. Walking through the gym, same... Impressive. Watching "The Sopranos" while on the elliptical was great! No background noise and the sound was impressive. The placement of the sounds as compared to the screen was great. Compete with Apple? Absolutely! Beat Apple? I say yes, the wife says no. But me being an Android guy, I'll take Soundcore all day long. As for music, again, these are an excellent choice! Powerful bass, smooth midrange and evenly delivered highs. Listening to Slipknot's "Yen" was a new experience. The fade in had great placement and movement, the bridge, being delivered in stereo and moving bassline L to R, the multi-layered textured guitars... These took an already excellent song to other-worldly. Same with several other Slipknot, 5FDP, Meshuggah, Korn and A7X songs. As a former professional guitarist, I had to listen to Polyphia. Wow! "G.O.A.T" was just stunning. The bass was so punchy, and again, the multi-layered, dissonant guitars moving in stereo, ANC isolated to the soundstage of your skull... Fantastic. The case is nice, clean, solid and simple. Holds plenty of charge for more than a few 1.5 hour treks to the gym. The buds are snapped into place by a positive magnet. I will say the Apple's may have a slightly higher quality "feel", but I wouldn't justify the additional cost to be in-line with the perceived "feel". The app, was clean, simple, and well layed out. You can easily change modes between ANC, Normal And Transparency. Transparency is a GREAT choice if you are out for a ride or a jog or a walk... You can still enjoy your music while also being well aware of what is going on around you. Great feature. With the app, you can also change EQ/listening modes. Kind of a cool feature but most people will probably find their favorite and leave it there. These also do offer heart rate monitoring. Again, kind of cool, but for me, not really needed. I already have a fitness tracker that does that but for what it's worth, these are just as accurate. I also like the fact that if you are listening and want to chat with someone, you can pull out a bud and it will pause playback. As for the "Almost Perfect"... I'm not a small guy. The largest silicone cups they have are right on the verge of being too small for me. I understand that is on me, not Soundcore, but it would be nice if they offered a larger size. While doing cardio and weights with a bit of a sweat, they are just on the verge of feeling like they are falling out. I am constantly having to push them in. Other than that, these are a fantastic choice. And if you have an Apple-snooty spouse, great choice to flex on their buds ;).

So I'm coming from liberty 3 pro and i gotta say these have a slight edge overall. I think the new acaa 3.0 has slightly better staging. Bass is good for me (moderate bass head) but of course can be tweaked via the app. They are on the brighter side so you will need to tame the upper frequencies a bit. The charging case problem with liberty pro 3 is gone since the stems lock them into place and there are no slippery wings or fins in the way. Also the orientation of how they go into the case matches the same side(left on left side etc.) unlike the lp3 where the left went to the right and vice versa. The squeeze controls only took me a few minutes to get the hang of and they are just as simple as the touch controls of the lp3. Case is nice and slim and even fits into the coin pocket on my jeans. App has even more controls for extra features of the L4. The spatial audio feature is cool but does reduce fidelity (bass reducing) and imaging as it moves the sound around. The anc is just as good as lp3 and knocks out enough of the outside world (mostly bass and midrange) for my satisfaction. It's not sony or bose but those create too much pressure with anc on anyhow. The fit is super comfy for me. No fatigue after several hours. My only wish is that they supplied a set of xl tips. They seal well but feel like they could fill my ear canals just a smidge more.

These little earbuds have fantastic sound! I am very surprised by the bass. I have also had problems with the fit in other earbuds, but these stay in place well. The customizable touch controls for both left and right earbud is a very unique feature for Anker. The clarity of in-ear active noise cancellation is blissful in a noisy environment. Integration and simplicity with the use of the Soundcore app add yet another reason to own these earbuds.

These are great. I think I was the forbidden love child of Sloth (from the cinematic masterpiece, The Goonies) and The Thing (from John Carpenter's, The Thing (duh)) as I have a weird left ear canal. No in-ear headphones stay in place and produce a working noise cancellation for me at all. I'm an Android user through and through, and it pains me to say that the original airpods were the best headphones for me, even though they didn't have ANC. These guys are pretty dang good though. They fit great, are not uncomfortable even after an hour+ of use. The noise cancelling is fantastic and the head tracking is a unique feature that I can't stop using. I haven't used the heartbeat crap - I've got a pixel watch for that. They sound great. The left one still comes loose because I've got a mutant ear canal, but it's worth it (not being a mutant... that part sucks).

I own many earbuds ... Sony XM4, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Liberty 3 Pro, and many more. These are my go-to buds. They do everything well. The sound is great. The mics for calls are clear and do a great job of focusing on the voice and blocking ambient sounds. The ANC is quite good. Transparency mode is good as well. They have no true weaknesses (XM4 aren't great at calls and control flexibility is mediocre, Buds 2 Pro lack true multipoint, etc.). I very much prefer the stem-squeeze control mechanics of the Liberty 4 over touch controls.

Absolutely love these. I was between these and 2 different sets of beats headphones, and was coached to go with these. Capable of 2 separate bluetooth connections, so you can have 2 different devices linked to either bud at the same time. Sleek charging case, capable of USB C charging. Active noise cancelling, customizable audio quality, and much more. By far the best bluetooth earbuds I’ve ever purchased. Can not recommend these enough. And all for an unbeatably affordable price…especially in comparison to the competition.

Liberty 4 earbuds are a comfortable fit and the sound is nice. They are replacing the Liberty 2 Pro earbuds I misplaced. I use them mainly for phone calls and I am told the clarity is nice. When I do use them for music the sound is very good. They also hold a very long charge. I charge them about every other day. The instructions did not show how to disconnect a call; however, by experimenting with my earbuds, 2 squeezes disconnect. I highly recommend.

Great headphones after you eq them. Noise canceling is decent for the price aswell. What these excel at is the fit i can wear them for hours and not even feel them at all. The heart rate sensor actually works and measures the same as my watch 5. Calling is lacking from what my ppl have told me.

Their sound is great and the microphone provides clearly understood verbal communication on my Samsung S23. They are comfortable to wear but kept slipping out of my right ear until I got some different. They also have avtive noise cancelling which works pretty well. My desk is right in front of our furnace and when it kicks on it generates about 60 dB of noise, which the Soundcore ear buds pretty effectively blocks out. Finally, I can connect the buds to 2 devices, without having to unpair first. this is a great feature that works very well.

After reading a lot of other reviews, I settled on these earbuds. I have to say that the sound quality is really, really good and they fit well in my odd sized, small ears. I like that there is a fit test in the app, and once you complete it, there is a tone the plays in each one when you have inserted them correctly. The app is pretty easy to navigate and functions well. The noise canceling options are really great and the sound customization options are excellent. I do have a bit of trouble keeping them in place when I'm doing a workout and moving around a lot, but I don't necessarily blame the earbuds for that as it has been a common thing for me. Overall, they're a really good product for the price.

The best near true wireless headphones I have owned. Bought these and gave AirPods Pro’s to my teenage daughter. Everything is better: sound, noise cancellation battery, charging case, price.

The sound is great, Bluetooth 5.3 connection stability was rock solid paired with my 5.3 apple watch SE 2 at the gym. Unlike the 5.0 ear buds and player I used to use with constant choppy signals and drop outs. Customized controls are a plus, but the fit isn't the best. No matter which ear tips I used there was always a bit of noise leakage. And worst of all when I tilted my head to look up they really leaked noise to where I had to readjust them upon looking straight again. Ear fins would have fixed all of that but no such luck on the Liberty 4's. Too bad.

Great sound, app support, and the spatial audio feature is also neat. They fit well and the battery life is not a problem. A charge the case every three days or so.

I literally collect TWS earbuds from cheap cheap earbuds all the way to B&O earbuds and all thats in between. Everything yiu read about these is essentially right. Waych teviews on YouTube to get a better idea of how good these buds are. I want to keep it short. Fantastic sound, fantastic features, fantastic look, fantastic fit and the app is excellent. Probably the best companion app for earbuds withJBL. Anyways, gitBuy them and enjoy!! I use them daily

I only bought these because I needed a new pair and trying to stay with the same brand but overall they are well made for the price and features. I personally don't need heart or pulse rate monitor but seems accurate. My only thing is I don't like the two finger push on the side... On the bright side you can make it sensitive so you don't crush it, it has more features all good and better with the app. Downfall price

These fit great. Sound is clear. Battery life is good.

I love these earphones. Tweaked equalizer to where i can get great sound, bass, and at a perfect volume level. Ive tried other wireless buds and they all had the problem of not going high enough with volume. Highly recommend for those looking for cheaper wireless buds that can be on par with airpods pro

These earbuds are awesome, the sound quality is fantastic and they are comfortable in the ear.

I love the sounds of these earbuds. Pretty comfortable and not much of discomfort i feel when I use in ear silicone earphones. I also love the wireless charging case and the light up is pretty cool whenever you open the case. Where this set lacked thought was battery life. Regular use with the charging case lasts me 2 days vs 4 days with my old AirPods.

Amazing fit perfectly and need to buy if get damaged