soundcore By Anker Liberty 4 Nc Wireless Noise Cancelling In Ear Earbud,98.5% Noise Reduction,Adaptive Noise Cancelling To Ear And Environment,Hi-Res Sound,50H Battery,Wireless Charging,Bluetooth 5.3

Excellent quality earphones. Meets purpose beautifully. Sound clarity is great with active noise cancelation.

I’ve been using Soundcore products since around 6 years. I started with Spirit pro and used for 2 years when I was student. I then got Liberty 2 when I started working. I gifted Soundcore Life 2 to Dad. I used Liberty 2 for around 3 years. No issues with it, loved the bass heavy signature sound it had. I now needed a ANC earbuds as I need it quiet while working so I went for Liberty 4 NC. The ANC is decent. It gives a different feeling which I don’t mind. It blocks around 60 to 70% of outside sound. Although high piched sounds like horns, vocals are still not suppressed enough. The sound quality is fine. I was expecting better than Liberty 2 but the bass is no where near as good as Liberty 2. I tried many EQ settings, even put bass at full high but could not get the effect of Liberty 2. Also while playing music when ANC is turned on the sound starts cracking. When ANC is turned off music sounds like normal. Over all it’s a Decent product for the price. Edit: using it since 1 month and I’ve noticed, when I’m listening to podcast or music, the sound suddenly sounds hollow like and bass completely vanishes. After about 30 seconds sound goes back to normal and bass returns. This is so annoying. Edit: month 2, ANC has become less effective over time, even noise coming from another room with room door closed I can hear clearly then what is point of ANC, some noises it does not block at all. very disappointed.

The product is good and I was happy with my purchase in April this year. Suddenly, a couple of weeks ago the right ear bud stopped working. Basic troubleshooting didn't fix it I mailed support (being in warranty period) and they promptly responded and arranged for pick up and delivered a "repaired product" today. My original case was damaged but they shipped an undamaged case! It paired fine, but to my horror, it wouldn't charge. So what this means is that I can't use this earbuds anymore. The "engineering team" did not even do the basic charging check and the charging port is clearly damaged. Mailed them today with all evidence but I feel cheated in buying a premium brand. I requested them to send my original(damaged case) that was charging fine Edit: Soundcore support reached out again to help fix the problem and that's much appreciated! Will update here once the process is complete in 2-3 weeks. They said they can't locate my original case, but let's see the outcome. Edit: update as on 02 Jan 25. They reverted that they are out of stock with in-ear buds and offered to ship a new Anker Space. I agreed. Let's see how it goes. Hoping there are no more surprises IMO, the customer service is prompt and reverted to mails fast, while the overall replacement process took time. That's why one star less

Have been using them for almost a year now. Pros: --> The battery works as advertised. Even if not, I am more than happy with it as they last at least 3 times longer than my pixel buds pro on one full case charge. --> Sound quality is good, not as good as pixel buds pro but better than options that cost 4-5k at the time. But definitely worse than items that cost 4-5k right now in India. --> They are the best fitting earbuds for me after pixel buds a series. Cons: --> They have issues connecting with a lot of devices - I face issues on my macbook and on almost every phone I connect them to. Thankfully they connect instantly on the device on which I need to use them the most which is my office computer. --> Sometimes the earbud stops working on one side which can be fixed after tapping the earbud. I bought these after reading reviews online which said these were the best pair of earbuds under 100$ when they came out. But my guess is that like a lot of other companies, they use their inferior quality products that fail quality control checks in the Indian market. Anyways, from what I hear there are far better options in the Indian market in even the cheaper price bracket so there is no need to go for these. But I will give them 5 stars because for me they last a lot longer than any other noise cancelling earbuds I've tried and I've tried quite a few.

Introduction The Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are true wireless in-ear earbuds that offer advanced features and impressive performance at a competitive price. Build Quality and Design The earbuds are made of high-quality materials, making them durable and comfortable for long listening sessions. They fit securely in the ears and come with a compact charging case for easy portability. Sound Quality The sound quality is excellent, with clear and detailed vocals. The bass, mids, and treble are well-balanced, delivering a rich and immersive listening experience. The noise cancellation is effective, blocking out a significant amount of external noise. Features and Functionality The Soundcore Liberty 4 NC offers a stable Bluetooth connection and impressive battery life, lasting up to 8 hours on a single charge with an additional 32 hours from the charging case. The touch controls are intuitive, and the earbuds come with a companion app for customizing the sound profile. Performance in Different Scenarios These earbuds perform well in daily use, providing excellent sound quality and noise cancellation during commutes and office work. They are also suitable for gaming, with accurate sound cues and minimal latency. For exercise, the earbuds are sweat-resistant and secure, making them ideal for workouts. Pros and Cons Pros: Excellent sound quality Effective noise cancellation Comfortable and secure fit Long battery life Affordable price Cons: Touch controls can be sensitive Conclusion and Recommendation Overall, the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC are an excellent choice for anyone seeking high-quality true wireless earbuds with noise cancellation at an affordable price. Their performance and features make them a great value for money.

The earphones themselves are reasonably good. The fit isn't very comfortable, and can hurt your ears after a few hours. But the sound clarity is great, connectivity is good enough. My primary issue (and the reason for the 1 star rating) is that around 11 months after purchase, the battery life became awful - it would last less than 60 minutes on full charge. When I approached the company under warranty, they informed me that my Liberty 4 earbuds were not repairable; they then offered me cheap 2000-3000rs 'refurbished' earbuds as replacement - because they did not have my model in stock. This has been ongoing for more than 30 days, and I ended up buying a new pair of earbuds from a more reputable company. Hopefully, some day they will resolve this issue and I will update my rating accordingly. Update (31/3/25): They offered me INR 625 as refund - as the product was purchased 11 months ago. So, they are quite clear on the fact that the product loses nearly 90% of its value in under a year. Purchase from a reputed brand, folks. Save yourself a ton of grief. Update 2 (4/4/25): I requested that they return my defective device instead of this pathetic refund; but unfortunately, they have 'misplaced' it. Do not bother buying from this scam company.

The Good- Sound - 4.5/5 - fortunately, they sound great! No complaints there. ANC - 4.3/5 - Pretty good for the price. No complaints. Can't cut human voices, if that's what matters to you. No ANC can really do that. The Mid - Comfort - 3.8/5 - can wear for a couple hours before it gets uncomfortable. Fit - 3.5/5 - They mostly stay in but have fallen off a few times. I remove them when I board/deboard metro because they could fall due to crowd at the gates. Battery life - 3/5 - with ANC and LDAC on and a few calls on single bud, I got about 15-20 hours. Design - 3/5 - design is decent, nothing to write home about. The Ugly - Connectivity - 1/5 - I have them paired with two devices - Android phone and a Mac. Never do they seemlessly switch. It gets worse. Most of the times, after using them on one device, not only they won't automatically pair with another device, they'll need to be unpaired and then re-paired. It's a pain. My 1200 rupees oneplus buds neckband never had this problem. Touch controls - 1.5/5 - finicky - Hated the implementation. You can customise what the different touch patterns (single/double/triple) do but it's still pretty mid. It's hard to get them right when operating because it's a mixture of touch and pressure. Another thing you have to get used to is to not touch the area when you push them in after they get loose. All in all - if you can handle the quirks, go for it. Personally, the connectivity issue is a pain for me and I would look elsewhere.

Sound is great value for money product. But the device becomes our of order as soon as warranty expires

Avec ces Anker Liberty 4 NC, Soundcore a encore frappé ! La qualité de ces écouteurs intra-auriculaires est stupéfiante. Ils sont tellement bons qu'ils remplacent pour moi des Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 qui m'ont coûté 249€, à comparer aux 70€ demandés par Soundcore... Les Sennheiser prennent maintenant la poussière dans un tiroir, et je ne vois pas vraiment de raison de les en sortir de sitôt. D'accord, je ne suis pas un audiophile à l'oreille absolue. Mais pour un type basic comme moi, le son produit est exceptionnel - d'autant plus que l'application (pour iOS et Android - je l'utilise sur un téléphone sous Android) permet d'adapter le son selon vos goûts et la signature propre à votre audition. L'appli Soundcore vous propose de tester le système auditif de votre oreille droite puis de l'oreille gauche afin d'adapter le son produit de façon unique à chacun de nous. J'ai écouté l'extrait d'un morceau de jazz avant le test, puis le même après, et la différence est saisissante. J'écoute également beaucoup de podcasts, et j'apprécie la clarté des voix, chaque intervenant - quelque soit leurs timbres de voix - peut être entendu et compris parfaitement. Comme leur nom l'indique, ces Anker Liberty 4 NC sont équipés de la technologie de réduction de bruit (NC pour Noise Cancellation). Si vous choisissez les embouts qui vont bien (l'appli a une option qui vous aide à choisir), lorsque vous activez l'option NC - soit depuis l'appli, soit en tapotant directement sur les écouteurs (vous pouvez adapter les fonctions tactiles de chaque écouteurs selon vos préférences dans l'appli), vous êtes coupé(e) du monde à 98% si on en croit Soundcore. Pour moi, ça ne va pas si haut - ce n'est pas au niveau des Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbud qui sont ce qui se fait de mieux aujourd'hui -, mais j'irais sans problème jusqu'à 90%. Compte tenu du prix, c'est exceptionnel. Vous pouvez également arrêter complètement la fonction NC, ou la réduire de 50% pour que vous puissiez entendre suffisamment les bruits extérieurs pour votre sécurité, par exemple. Soundcore annonce une autonomie de 10 heures (50 heures cumulées en tenant compte de la boîte de charge), ça correspond assez bien à mon expérience si la fonction NC n'est pas activée. Comptez plutôt 8h50, si le NC est activé tout le temps. Le boîtier / l'étui de charge (comment ça s'appelle, en fait ?) se charge par USB-C en environ 1h30 de 10% à 90%. Soundcore affirme que si vous placez vos écouteurs dans l'étui pendant 10 minutes, vous augmentez l'autonomie restante de 4 heures. Je confirme, c'est vrai. À condition de charger avec un câble USB-C. Si vous choisissez une charge sans fil, ça ne marche pas aussi bien. Le boîtier à une ouverture originale - ils aiment bien proposer des étuis avec des ouvertures qu'on ne voit chez aucun de leurs concurrents, chez Soundcore. Ceci dit, cet étui est un peu grand, même si je reconnais qu'ils auraient du mal à le faire plus petit compte tenu du design des écouteurs. La connection Bluetooth (avec un smartphone récent - 2024 - sur Android) est immédiate. Le son tient bien même au-delà des 10 mètres. Le son des appels téléphoniques est bon des deux côtés dans un environnement moyennement bruyant, NC activé. Dans un environnement très bruyant (construction) et / ou très venteux, la qualité est moins bonne, et des deux côtés les voix semblent plus mécaniques. C'est loin d'être inaudible, mais ça ne fait plus très naturel. Pour conclure, ces écouteurs intra-auriculaires Soundcare Anker Liberty 4 NC sont exceptionnellement bons. Ils se rapprochent de très près des meilleurs (Bose), et dépassent même certains (Sennheiser). À ce prix, vous aurez du mal à trouver mieux. Je recommande donc très chaudement.

Good Quality Noise Cancellation, very good battery life and i had no problems with the app, definitely worth more than the price

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Edit. Spotted a blue pair for $125 AUD. You would be insane not to grab these for that price. The appearance may seem retro in the ears not in the ears. Literally the most comfortable buds I have used in years. I believe these are a nearly perfect blend of performance, price, NC, beautiful connection with BT, sound, bass, details - all of it. A criticism might be made about appearing plastic, and they are so light, you don’t notice them in the ear, though there is a subtle either ceramic or very high quality in the bud that needs to deal with the driver. It does beautifully. This js a bit gushing, but after this it was like “I have discovered the Anker buds are actually excellent!” It surprised me a bit. Anker have been making speakers and buds for a while, I just had no idea they were this good. I like the P40i that I got after. Though it comes to choosing between the two I would pick the premium improvements that accumulate for a better experience. A good price at $AU 150.

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