Soundcore - by Anker Liberty 3 Pro True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds - Black

Let me start by saying WOW! Seriously impressed with these. I have a collection of in ear headphones and these are my go to, and its only been a few days. The unboxing experience is fantastic with these. You are presented with mulitiple choices on ear wings and tips. The headphones themselves have a premium look to them as well. I listen to all types of music and have been satisfied with all genres. Bass levels are insanely good and i find it balanced (not to much or too little bass). From R&B to Heavy Metal to Frank Sinatra, these make them all sound incredible. Pairs easy with the app on my Galaxy S22 Ultra. Noise cancelling is in my opinion, on point. Of course the key to any noise canceling in ear headphone, is having a peefect fit. I have had them on for about 3 hours (max so far) and they are comfortable and have not come out during yard work. I use Spotify, Amazon Music and Apple Music if your wondering. I haven't run the battery down yet, but find the battery to be on par with what i expected. Got them on sale and had some rewards cash, so I think i stole them! Highly recommended and so far couldn't be happier!

I bought 7, hyped and well reviewed, wireless earbuds: AirPods 3rd generation, Sony XM4, Bose Sport, Sennheiser CX Plus, Sennheiser Momentum 2, JLab Epic Air ANC and the Anker Liberty Pro 3. To each their own on what sound they are looking for (I say this because I am a bass-head), but the Liberty Pro 3 has to have the best sound out of this list. The Sennheiser CX Plus had great bass, but not so great mid or high ends; it can start distorting the sound once a singer hits those high notes. I didn’t want to sacrifice mid and high ends for bumping bass. It wasn’t worth it. The Sennheiser Momentum 3 had amazing soundstage and range, but lacked bass. I want to at least be able to hear and feel the bass, not necessarily have the buds vibrate, but at least be able to HEAR it (I do adjust the settings and EQ and also try multiple songs that I know whose bass is mixed very well. I gave it a fair chance, as well as the rest). So, I started learning about soundstage and really liked it. I had never paid attention to details like, for instance, how one of my favorite earbuds, AirPods 2nd gen, had a very closed-in soundstage; sounded like the music was in a box. Even though the sound is great and can get loud and bass-y, I now see how boxed the sound is. I then tried the Liberty Pro 3 and was stank-facing the entire time. I do rather extensive research in general, but these were only mentioned ONCE out of all the forums I had read and videos I had watched about quality wireless earbuds. The sound is very well engineered, the soundstage is wide, the bass can get DEEP AND NOT sacrifice mid and high ends. I like the applications settings and user interface (not at all buggy and frustrating like Sennheisers). The buds in default are pretty good, but I was able to adjust it to my own liking and was not and am not disappointed with how well it handles my favorite songs and genres. These are quality earbuds. They can be adjusted pretty extensively and the box comes with so many extra eartips and wings— I had just never seen that before. They’re not going to come out of the box tailored to you. I took the time to make them accommodate MY sound and they work amazing. I know how music and wide instrumentation is supposed to sound like and executed. But with wireless earbuds, it can be difficult for the small drives to extend and produce everything the way over-the-head headphones can. To each their own of course. I went through many earbuds and was captivated by ONE and interested in another out of 7 “high-end” and expensive earbuds. The only downside to these earbuds are the touch controls. They’re not as polished as any AirPods, for instance. And it is a bit awkward to “scoop” them out of their case, which looks awesome as well. But, I am able to live with that. Other reviewers believe that through their inconvenience of their experience, they’re entitled to call the product trash because it was not tailored to them right out of the box. These are quality earbuds. But, it just may not be for everybody.

Over the last 6 months I have purchased several true wireless earbuds. These include the AirPods Pros, Jabra Elite 75t's, Sony WF-1000XM4's, and ultimately the Liberty 3 Pros. I immediately fell in love with intimate and warm sound of the Sony's. They have a very "in your head" sound. It's amazing what Sony accomplished with a single dynamic driver. However, they were quite uncomfortable and at the end of they day, buyers remorse set in and I could not justify the $300, 279.99 plus tax, price tag. I loved the way these sounded but just couldn't get past the price. Airpods Pros sounded tinny and rather thin. However they are super comfortable. Honestly the Jabra's sounded like complete garbage. Their frequency response is quite peaky and they lacked detail retrieval. They sounded very U shaped and this was mildly helped with the Jabra App. Now on to the Liberty 3 Pros. I don't consider myself a diehard audiofile, but I do have the HIFIMAN Sundara's and several Sennheisers with a decent dac and amp, so I can at least determine when something sounds good. These have entirely changed my perspective on what TW earbuds can do. I'm running these on android with LDAC and Tidal and they are unbelievable for what they are. There is a LOT more detail coming out of these when running LDAC. It seems to my ears that the balanced armatures really takes advantage of the higer bit rate codec. I dont perceive any drastic difference in the mids and bass response between LDAC and aptx. Detail retrieval in the highend is phenomenal. Since this has a balanced armature as well as a dynamic driver, it is able to deliver a serious amount of bass, moderate amount mids, and rediculous amount of treble presence. Occassionally the BA and dynamic drivers can sound a bit unbalanced on some recordings. These have a profound peak at about 7.5k which can lead to some vocals and symbals sound a bit sibilant, sharp, and a bit unnatural out of the box. I have manually EQ'd these through the app to sound very fun to my ears. Definitely not flat like my Sundaras. There is a slight dip at around 800hz and these need a bit of a push there to get vocals to sound a little more full. The Good -Incredible sound, can sound very bright to those unfamiliar with BA's. Very easy to follow specific instruments. -I swear these have some soundstage, not incredibly wide but the they can get a bit of anterior/posterior presence -Supports LDAC -Very good app with tons of features -Great ANC -Fit great: I use the largest wings and medium tips. They fit somewhat like BOSE Soundsports when using the big wings. Very secure with a solid seal. -Wireless charging -Stable connection, even when running LDAC -Obscenely loud, way more volume than you could ever need. I rarely, if ever, listen to these louder than 50% on my phone. The Bad - The touch controls feels a bit clunky, delayed, and microphonic when compared to the WF-1000XM4's -Battery life when running LDAC and Tidal is not great, well under advertised amount -Ambient mode sounds no where near as good as the AirPods pros and the WF-1000XM4's. Sounds quite artificial. -Quite significant latency, however, I don't play any games on my phone so it is a non-issue for me Got these on sale for $149.99 and they are without a doubt the best TW earbud at this price. All that sponsored YouTube hustle by soundcore was pretty annoying in the beginning. I waited a while until more reviews came in. However, these are the real deal and sound incredible once EQ'd.

Great sound quality Long battery life And comes with different sizes of silicone covers to find the perfect fit

Ive owned these earbuds since launch and they still impress me everyday i put them in. Between ANC, Noise caneling and the clarity fort he phone calls is just incredible for the price. I dont plan on getting rid of these anytime soon

I've had them 6 mos. Few complaints so far. Great for family car rides to cancel noise from different devices. Sound is amazing. Can't go too far from device or lose connection. Need to play with guards a bit for good fit so don't fall out.

I've tested hundreds of pairs of earbuds. These have Sony-level noise cancelling, easy to use app, all the functions you'd need on the earbuds without taking your phone out, customizeable touch buttons & very comfortable once you find the wings/tips that work for you. Best of all, got these for 50% through Bestbuy. Still would've paid the regular price for this value! Only cons i could think of: wish the battery life was longer on the case itself, connectivity lacks every now & then with LDAC turned on, & i hqvent found the HearID super useful when it comes to making my own sound setting.

Great ANC followed with great detail in sound quality. Customization thru the Soundcore app is on point with plenty of options. I've used these when inside coffee shops, grocery shopping, taking a walk, studying at the library, airplane flights and i could easily say without a doubt that fitment on these are miles better than the Sony XM3'S and XM4'S. Can't go wrong with Soundcore's excellent built quality at a budget price.