Soundcore Liberty 5 by Anker Noise-Cancelling Earbuds with Dolby Audio

These are great! To be perfectly honest, I was not 100% satisfied with the sound when I first got them but I downloaded the Soundcore app, where you can customize your sound preferences, and now I am in love with these! The fit is great! They don’t fall out of my small ear holes 😆 and are lightweight. I fall asleep with them in most nights because they are so non-invasive in your ears. The COLOR - I have the Apricot (or something like that) color and the case is so beautiful. It’s almost pearlescent. I also love the slide back top versus the flip top like most earbuds have. I did buy a clear protective cover for the case because I don’t want to ruin it it’s so pretty. They have great noise cancellation - I had them in in the bathroom with the overhead fan running and had to take one earbud out to check if I was hearing things correctly because I could not hear the fan at all and thought I forgot to turn it on. These earbuds feel and sound high-quality and I am looking forward to buying the newer version when the time comes to replace these. Battery life is also excellent.

Great sound. Great app. Great noise cancellation. Excellent fit and balance. These are just plain excellent. I've used Sennheiser and Jabra earbuds, and these are newer I know, but just plain better than either in every way. I tend to buy last year's flagship product to save a few bucks, and on markdown, this set is a fantastic value. The equivalent "premium" branded product costs more than twice as much. Anker did a great job here. Also just figured out how to add volume controls to the earpiece touch controls now using the app. Perfection.

(Disclaimer I used AI to check grammar and clean up the review) Everything about these headphones is great, especially at this price point, and I would definitely recommend them. The sound quality is warm, the noise cancellation is phenomenal, and they’re comfortable enough to wear for the entire battery life without fatigue. They fit securely, charge quickly when needed, and the Bluetooth connection and syncing are excellent. The waterproofing is also top-tier—I accidentally dropped an earbud in milk, where it stayed submerged for about a minute, and after drying it off, it worked perfectly with no issues or crackling. My only gripe is the touch controls. I’m not a fan of the squeeze controls since they often dislodge the earbuds and feel less responsive than tap controls, which I would have preferred. Also, I’d recommend getting a color other than black—the blue ones I have are much easier to find if you drop an earbud or are searching for them.

I love the Liberty 5 earbuds!! They fit well and feel much more comfortable than other earbuds I've tried. There is a slight pressure feeling when putting them in, but they don't hurt my ears while wearing them for long periods. And the noise cancelling is great! It's even better than I expected. Background noises disappeared, like fans that I didn't even notice before. Also, the loud voices of nearby coworkers faded significantly, so instead of sounding like they are yelling right near my desk, they now sound like they are using hushed voices on the other side of the office. For me, that alone makes them worth the price. I'm now looking forward to more peaceful days :) Also, I have not had any problems with the battery or the sliding mechanism in the holder, which is cute and small and easy to carry in my bag.

So, let me tell you a story about me and earbuds. I have tried a LOT of earbuds over the years…hell, about 10 plus this year (Apple, Sony, Baseus, Bose…and yes, Soundcore, just to name a few). Now Soundcore and I have had an interesting relationship. I have liked (truly liked) only one of their earbuds (sadly I can’t recall the name of them, but they had built-in ear fins and honestly were pretty damn good). Their headphones were always “meh” and the other types, including the prequel to the buds I am about to talk about, the Liberty Pro 4, either got returned or sold to go back to one of the “big boys”. So the Liberty Pro 5’s were just released, and I just got gifted some Bose Quiet Comforts the week before. Claimed improved ANC, Dolby Audio, etc in the description. Hmm. Heck with it, I bought them at $129. Got here the day of this review, and for the past 4 hours I have listened to everything from movie scores, classic and modern hip hop, love songs, metal, etc. Well. 1. These are LOUD. Not sloppy loud, not mids, treble or bass overcoming loud, but the good kind that if you are not careful ya gonna go deaf. The bass is really good for earbuds, the highs after a little messing around in the settings (highly suggest their HearID option and other sound setting in their app, which is excellent) and the mids are smooth. 2. The Bose retail are more well known but I have to admit that I enjoyed my music SO MUCH more on the Liberty Pro 5. The 4 honestly I thought was crap (I would have used a stronger word, but you get my point). Obviously the Dolby Audio helped, but Soundcore really built these well, well tuned and not exhausting to listen to. 3. Comfort wise is hard to judge; I almost went back to headphones before these, but honestly I only took the buds out twice when they got SLIGHTLY uncomfortable, and it was brief. Obviously your mileage will vary, but definitely a lot more comfortable for me than the last several buds I have tried from Soundcore. My only criticism is the ANC. They did say that they improved, especially (and forgive me if I am misread this in their description) but the music of voice was supposed to be imprevoed. It honestly has not, even tho the muting of other sounds is quite good. Gonna mess around with other ear tips and see if it improves a little. In short, these are definitely the best buds I’ve ever tried from Soundcore, and even better, some of the best buds I have used, so I may actually keep these as my music companion when I need to take a walk (if I notice something when I do use them outside I’ll update my review) or de-stress from dealing with the American public in my current vocation :)

Upfront, I am a fan of Anker products. I’ve had a pair of Soundcore Flare Speakers for years, and I still love them. Recently, I was looking for earbuds to wear while walking outdoors. Pros: They’re comfortable, and they come with six different sizes of ear tips. I could get a good fit, and I don’t have to worry about the earbuds falling out. I have a wonky left ear canal, and finding earbuds that stay in has been a challenge. These work great. The app works well and lets me tweak the EQ to my liking. The sound quality is quite good, particularly considering the cost. The battery life has been good, and the charging case works well. The Bluetooth connection is rock solid. It doesn’t disconnect, and I haven’t had to pair them with my Android phone again. Cons: The stem controls are a bit of a pain. I find it is too easy to turn off the noise canceling by adjusting the fit. The noise canceling is barely adequate. Common white noise, such as passing cars or fan noise, is not effectively attenuated. This is my biggest beef with these earbuds. I’m not going to replace them, but if I had known that the noise canceling wasn’t particularly good. I would have purchased something else.

I have come back here to revise my review which was based primarily upon a service experience vs. the product itself. Following my initial review below - members of the Soundcore/Anker customer support team reached out to me very quickly, understood the frustration with the automated system, and offered a full refund. After back and forth with them, I indicated that I really just wanted a replacement as I enjoyed the product very much - this was my second set. With a few days I had a replacement and they sound great - as did my initial set of Liberty 2. But now, with the Liberty 5 - the sound is truly great but now have the noise cancelling function which really makes them stand out. I am impressed with the way the customer team reacted to my review and appreciate the effort to make it right - which they did. I ordered Liberty 5 after enjoying my Liberty 2 very much. The Liberty 5 sounded great at first but the right earbud volume became a problem - virtually indiscernible - could hear it faintly. I went Soundcore website for help and this is really what this review is about. What a ridiculous experience using the Chat. It kept forgetting the entire conversation. It offered my a replacement and all I had to was confirm I tried all troubleshooting steps (which I had done several times over). I confirmed and it made me start over. Eventually I cut/pasted the entire conversation with all necessary information and was promised an email to move the process to the next step. The only email I got - an advertisement for 20% off my next purchase. That's not happening. The absolute worst, time suck, customer service experience possible. Do not buy this product if you expect service after the fact.

Liberty 5. Its not a 5 star becuz of the eartips, for me I like a different style. Bluetooth connects really quick and the range is great. I have good connection on multiple floors at my house. The sound is great with the app, being able to adjust the EQ. I usually use the transparency mode. Which is great as well. Phone calls? Callers can here me fine. Noise cancellation in a airplane are great as well. I have volume for mine at about 75%. And didnt here the kids cryn sitting a few rows in back. Til my music changed to the nxt track?? Anyway didnt really here em at tht point. Battery? I got about 7.5hrs w/nc on. (Airplane) switched to transparency mode and heard everyword flight personal said before and at conclusion of flight. The case lid is alittle suspect tho. It slides to open and feels like it will break. But luckly i dont play with it. It does stay close. Mag charging is great so far. The buds snap right in and charge full. Case is light, usbc charges pretty quick. As with the wireless. My NC4 lasted about 3yrs, til battery in buds began to fail. Hopefully, these last longer? I think a great purchase, quality. The sound is great with the soundcore app, features. NC is great. As with transparency mode. I got 7hrs on a single charge.

Works well for price. Good that one can personalise settings via the app and have a choice of in-ear bud size. Haven’t had a chance to use the noise cancelling for air travel yet and suspect it won’t come near over-ear headphones.

Eu vou fazer aqui uma avaliação baseada na minha experiência com vários fones de ouvido bem mais caros (Sony WF-1000XM5, Bose QuietComfort Ultra, AirPods Pro 2/3, Nothing Ear etc.), então saibam que o sarrafo está bem alto. 1° Construção e Design: O fone é muito bem construído, com acabamento premium tanto nos earbuds quanto na case. Os materiais são de qualidade, leves e com boa durabilidade. A única ressalva é a tampa deslizante da case, que parece um pouco mais frágil que a de concorrentes premium. Tem certificação IP55 (resistente a suor, chuva e poeira), o que é excelente para uso diário ou academia — melhor que muitos fones nessa faixa e comparável a opções mais caras. 2° Conforto: Encaixe preciso e estável, graças às borrachas de silicone de ótima qualidade (vem com uma variedade grande de tamanhos — algo simples, mas que faz diferença enorme). Eu tenho orelhas de tamanhos diferentes e uso uma de cada lado sem problema. São leves, mais confortáveis que os SoundPeats Opera 05 e até que os Bose QuietComfort Ultra em sessões longas. O app tem teste de encaixe, o que ajuda a maximizar ANC e som. 3° Bateria: Aqui é um dos grandes trunfos. Fiz testes reais: ANC ligado + volume 80%: ~6h por carga + 4 cargas completas da case = ~30h total. ANC desligado + volume 80%: +8h por carga + 4 cargas = mais de 40h. Os números oficiais (8h com ANC / 12h sem, totalizando 32h/48h) são confiáveis. Carregamento é bem rápido (10 min para várias horas de uso), embora não seja o mais veloz do mercado (Nothing e EarFun ganham aqui). Mas conta com Suporte a carregamento sem fio que é um diferencial muito bacana! 4° Qualidade de Som e Volume: É aqui onde o título dessa avaliação se justifica, esse fone COM CERTEZA vale mais do que o anunciado. Graves pesados e impactantes (basshead total), mas com clareza e controle que muitos fones de R$1.000+ não entregam. Médios limpos e presentes, agudos com brilho (às vezes até excessivo na equalização original). Depois de equalizar (e se lembre que nesse fone e INDISPENSÁVEL você equalizar, gaste uns bons minutos testando todos os presets disponíveis e vendo onde se encaixa melhor no seu gosto, dificilmente a equalização original vai te agradar), a experiência fica fantástica. Escutei “Innerbloom – Rüfüs Du Sol” e senti toda a complexidade da track com os graves bem fluidos e sem exageros, e “Meet Me Halfway” (Black Eyed Peas) soou leve e energética. O volume desse fone é muito forte, sobe absurdamente (80% facilmente acima de 110dB, cuidado com audição!). Comparando: Sony WF-1000XM5 (quase 3x o preço): O Liberty 5, bem equalizado, rivaliza ou supera em bass impactante e energia, embora o Sony tenha mais refinamento natural de fábrica. Bose QuietComfort Ultra: Bose é mais equilibrado e “premium” em alguns gêneros, mas o Liberty entrega mais punch e diversão por fração do preço. AirPods Pro: Os Soundcore ganham fácil em graves pesados e customização. Suporte a LDAC (hi-res) e Dolby Audio (com modos Music/Movie/Podcast) eleva tudo quando ativo, além de serem recursos de muita qualidade. 5° Aplicativo Soundcore: Um diferencial gigante. Interface moderna, rápida e intuitiva. EQ de 8 bandas, dezenas de presets, HearID (teste de audição personalizado) e Preference Test — esses recursos transformam o som. Controles totalmente customizáveis, ajustes de ANC/Transparência, multipoint (conexão simultânea em múltiplos dispositivos), modo jogo de baixa latência... Tudo premium sem complicação. É um dos melhores apps do seguimento. 6° ANC, Transparência e Chamadas: ANC é ótimo para a faixa de preço — cancela bem ruídos de baixa frequência (avião, metrô, escritório) e vozes, bem melhor que gerações anteriores. Não chega ao nível dos Sony XM5 ou Bose top (que custam 3-4x mais), mas surpreende e é “forte o suficiente” no dia a dia. Modo Transparência ainda é o ponto mais fraco (fica um pouco distorcido e altera a EQ). Qualidade de chamadas é excelente (6 mics), clara mesmo em ambientes ruidosos . No geral: Esse fone é um espetáculo. Vale muito mais que o preço pedido (cerca de R$500 – R$600 dependendo da promoção). Fones de R$1.000+ (e até mais) não fazem frente em custo-benefício. Eu tinha preconceito com a marca, mas depois do Liberty 5 mudei completamente de ideia e vou buscar mais produtos Soundcore. Se você quer graves pesados, boa bateria, ANC sólido e customização insana sem gastar uma fortuna, compre sem medo. Recomendadíssimo!

Ho acquistato queste Soundcore Liberty 5 dopo aver valutato diverse opzioni e devo dire che ne sono rimasto estremamente soddisfatto. Suonano incredibilmente bene, ben oltre le aspettative per questa fascia di prezzo. Ecco i punti principali dopo i primi utilizzi: Qualità del suono (10/10): Il doppio driver si sente tutto. Il suono è pulito, i medi e gli alti sono cristallini e i bassi sono profondi ma bilanciati, mai impastati. Ottimo il supporto LDAC per l'alta risoluzione. Se vi piace ascoltare i dettagli nei brani, queste cuffie sono fantastiche. Cancellazione del rumore (ANC): Isola molto bene dai rumori esterni (traffico, mezzi pubblici o brusio di sottofondo). La modalità trasparenza è altrettanto valida e naturale. Comfort e stabilità: Sono leggerissime e non danno quella sensazione di pressione fastidiosa nell'orecchio. Rimangono ben salde anche se ci si muove parecchio o durante l'attività fisica. Applicazione: L'app Soundcore è un valore aggiunto enorme. Il test HearID per personalizzare l'equalizzazione in base al proprio udito cambia completamente l'esperienza d'ascolto. Comoda anche la funzione di tracciamento della frequenza cardiaca per gli allenamenti. In conclusione, se cercate un paio di auricolari che puntino tutto sulla qualità del suono e sulla sostanza, acquistatele a occhi chiusi. Valgono ogni centesimo.

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Great and mics are satisfactory but not catching low voice