Liberty 5 by Anker, Noise-Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 2x Stronger Voice Reduction, Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancellation,Fast Charging,Dolby Audio, 6 Mic AI Calls

These are well worth the price. The noise cancelling is noticeable immediately and works well. The sound quality is just fine and the set up for your taste is easy too do. I'm very happy with these.

I have had these “earbuds” for a couple of weeks now, they replaced a budget pair that didn’t work properly, and I can definitely say these are worth that little increase in budget. I am not a sound purist but from my point of view they are excellent. Reading the instructions and downloading the app and fully charging was the recommended approach and I think this gave me a better understanding of the basics of use. There’s a good program in the app to set up your “buds” for your personal hearing based on age and range of tone you can hear, worthwhile checking this out. There’s a decent amount of options of ear fittings and having found the right fit and developed my technique for fitting securely I set about listening to a couple of hours of my favourite tunes. Finding the right volume was easy and the stereo effect was among the best I have experienced. Central voice with separated sound, well as I said I am no connoisseur, but it was to me excellent. I usually use over the ear headphones but recently found them a bit heavy and hot to wear after an hour or two. I found these comfortable even after a couple of hours. I haven’t mastered the buttons and committed function to memory yet, but I haven’t been trying. I am sure the younger more dexterous users will quickly pick up nuances. I can not attest to use in exercise but I found that they fit securely and survived some playtime with my energetic dog. Ease of use, well I can only say that being of a more senior age than perhaps the target market a read of the instructions and I was good to go. Value for money? Your discretion really, very much better value than a budget pair, simply vastly superior, sorry I do not have any reference to the luxury brands. Noise reduction both for people near by and for me the user seems to have past the test. Wife can not hear any noise from them and I have missed out on a few offers of tea, they pass my test! In conclusion, read the instructions, set to your hearing levels and kick back and enjoy.

I got these headphones for a good price on prime day. Sound quality is great and so is the fit. The case is really sleek too with the sliding feature. Noise cancellation is brill for in ear buds. My only gripe is the fiddly nature of the controls on the earbuds. It's not top or swipe, you have to a strange gripping motion.

I've only had these headphones for a few days.. And I've not heard a single thing in the gym or running.. meaning the background noise... So let's break the product down.. COMFORT they already came with the medium covers and I haven't had to change them.. They don't feel sore and they have a really good snug fit.. and they don't give that scabby cut feeling or pulse pain so I think they are very comfortable.. QUALITY.. Sound quality is decent but if you download the app you can get a bit more settings to fit your needs of what you like to listen to.. battery life looks rock solid.. No connection issues seems really reliable.. connected very quickly.. DESIGN this is where I think it really separates it self from most of your avg headphones.. if you usually hit a left or right, or touch the ear pod once it switches off or does some erratic stuff that can frustrate people even a slight knock putting a beenie on or something.. well these ones have a neatly tight slit button about width of a finger nail.. and if you are lucky to press it you will get what the touch does on most pods.. so I thought that was a really neat feature so less problems with that.. The case charger now this is where you would be careful we are so used to open pods up as the top case lifts.. but if you go try it without reading instructions like I did I was wondering why an earth they were not opening.. there case is a slider back and forward.. so be mindful of that.. cause it doesn't look like it would take a much brute force to think that the case opens up to then snap the lid that would be my only concern for others buying this product.. but it is well written on the instructions.. but I was just eager to get these in and go.. But it's a slider so that's just a heads up.. Anyway that probably sums it up. And I do not get paid for advertisement.. thought I'd add that in.....

Easy to set up, with or without the app, although some features need the app. I wanted to change some controls so I had to download it, however, once downloaded it was easy to do. Great noise cancellation and the sound is rich and clear. They also seem to be weighted/balanced well so they feel safe and don't work loose whilst I'm walking. The multiple choice of silicone plugs means few will struggle to find the right fit.

5 stars because nobody reads the 1 star reviews. Anker get 5 stars for DOWNGRADING an already not so great product. Oh dear, no "lessons learned" from last time, I bought the Liberty 5's and made a rather scathing review of them (below) and had hoped after contacting customer services that they would indeed "learn lessons from my feedback" They didn't, AND they made them WORSE, despite this supposedly being the "next iteration". (If you're wondering why I bought them - to see if Anker really did do any product improvements. NOPE.) Here's how: They used smaller drivers than the previous iteration (liberty 4) 10.5 > 9.2 mm. These liberty 5's have worse impedance - 17 ohms compared to the previous 10 ohms of the liberty 4's, THAT REALLY MATTERS IN SOUND OUTPUT. 10 ohms to 17 ohms for earbuds is a bad thing. REALLY BAD. (Quieter, less bass, less battery efficient) Doesn't have AI translation software built in. THEY USED THE SAME ANC system as before (which was bad). It still stops the music when it hears something - EVEN WITH THE ANC TURNED FROM THE "BE AWARE" SETTING OF 5 TO MAX, which is supposed to stop that behaviour. As they are new, I cannot comment yet on the longevity of the mic usage, but if the mics on this one start cutting out or misbehaving like the last one - I will be asking for a refund - AGAIN. And the biggest kick in the 'nads of all? THEY REDUCED THE PREVIOUS 2 YEAR WARRENTY TO A 1 YEAR "LIMITED" WARRENTY. So Anker produced a worse product, with HALF the warranty period for around the same money when the other product is bought on sale. Good job Anker. Here is my previous review - which got deleted TWICE: Edited from original review which seems to have gone..... missing. Anker reached out to me after my below review and their customer service I have to say is as excellent as I would hope from a company like Anker, and we have had a resolution to the matter, and promised to pass on my criticism of the "too sensitive" ANC software. Having used them a couple more times, even though the ANC is still too sensitive, if that's not really what you're using them for, then these earbuds give excellent sound reproduction and I reiterate as good if not slightly better than Sonys CF-700's and should definitely be considered for your next earbud purchase. Edit 2 after 1 years use - the microphone for speech for telephone calls has stopped working, they are currently under review for repair or replacement - music sound is still good - even after the latest update the ANC is STILL TOO SENSITIVE AND TURNS THE MUSIC OFF WITH THE SLIGHTEST PROVOCATION - like me coughing, that's even when ANC is turned up to 10. **Original review as follows:** I bought these in the recent black friday and after downloading the software, doing the hearing test and the equaliser test I put them in and went to my workshop (I work from home as a cabinetmaker). All seemed fine until the ANC kept going on and off - after a google, turns out the ANC "Be aware" software will autoturn the music off if it hears ANYTHING. A door closing, a screwdriver dropping onto the floor, a car driving past and THERE IS NO WAY TO MAKE IT NOT DO THIS. Turning the ANC to max setting does not stop this. I bought these BECAUSE there is a lot of noise distractions in around and near my workshop and wanted ... guess what? ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING 100% of the time. What these do instead is ""sort of active noise cancelling..... unless it hears a noise". As my tagline, instead it's like a skittish chihuahua "What's that? **bark bark** I heard something, what is it? WHAT IS IT? Oh it's nothing....." and then the music comes back on. And I'm absolutely not joking when I say that this was happening MULTIPLE TIMES WITHIN THE PLAYTHROUGH OF A SINGLE SONG - 3, 4, 5 times within a handful of minutes. THE WORST BEHAVING ANC SOFTWARE OUT OF THE THREE ANC EARBUDS I BOUGHT TO TEST. It works great, for the 20 seconds until it hears a sudden noise, then cuts the song ENTIRELY. It's TOO sensitive. For a cost of £100 on sale or £130 normal price, this is bloody terrible and INCREDIBLY BAD SOFTWARE DESIGN that they don't have an option for "full active noise cancelling at all times - ignore all outside sources".

I have very mixed feelings about these. I have owned different makes of earbuds. These have some strong features but are not excellent or worthwhile in my opinion. The battery life is strong - you can get a few hours with ANC and LDAC enabled. The sound quality is impressive and there is plenty of customisation compared to other buds. I have a pair of Bose Quietcomfort Ultra Gen 2 earbuds. They do not have the same level of customisation. There is an equaliser that has great adjustability. However, I'm not sure how much one would use this. The build quality is reasonable but I found the plastic case was a bit flimsy. The connectivity is strong and the connection doesn't drop. The price is very impressive for what you get. What really ruined the experience for me was the "noise cancelling". I can't believe the comments of other customers. The ANC was pathetic for me. As I mentioned, I have the Bose. First, I could not get an idea seal for passive noise cancellation despite trying all the eartips. I like walking in the countryside early in the moring and listen to music or spoken word. I want the best ANC. The Bose are fantastic and block out most noises. The Anker were pathetic! They did not block out much noise, especially running water. The Bose blocked our most of the running water. The Anker none. I found them so woeful that I decided to return them. Mine only cost me £59 on sale, which was good value. Nevertheless, the ANC totally ruined it. If you don't care about ANC they are impressive, but if you expect ANC forget it!

Had problems from as soon as I bought these earbuds. No charge at all, so had to charge the charging case. Then I was having daily connectivity issues, meaning the I had to uninstall them from iPhone and reinstall, meaning I lost all the controls, I had set up for the earbuds and the right ear bud, continually, didn’t charge properly and the last time I charged them, the left charged to 90% and right hand only to 30%. When I tried to return to Amazon, through there online returns procedure ( all I wanted was a replacement set ), but that wasn’t an option, the only option was to send them back for a credit, even then, I wanted to drop parcel back at the Amazon counter, where I pick my parcels up from, the only option, was to get royal mail, pick up from my home address, which is very inconvenient for myself. I ended up getting in touch with soundcore, who were very very helpful and I have sent them back under warranty and waiting for my new set to be sent out. This is the first time I have ever had any problems with Amazon returns.

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