Excelente diseño y sonido, muy buenos. Read more

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Firstly I'll say these are great all rounders for earbuds. Sound is great, the ANC and transparency are pretty good, and I do like that these have IP55 dust/water resistance (Great for the gym), that and the gaming mode works wonderfully this time! (Not the case when the Liberty 4 Pro came out) However if you have a pair of either Liberty 4 model earbuds, I'd wait for the inevitable Liberty 5 Pro later on. These do have some improvements over the Liberty 4 Pro but sadly there's a couple of backwards steps. First issue is there are no sliding controls on the stems of the earbuds, which was present in the Liberty 4 Pro. It's now squeeze controls and I'm not a fan of this. Now it can be customized where either a single, double, or triple squeeze could be custom set to do whatever you want. But volume adjustment by squeezing wasn't very intuitive or responsive compared to the Liberty 4 Pro. Even said squeeze controls are worse this time around and I think that's due to the smaller section on the stem dedicated to the squeeze function. Maybe the later models after this one will improve this or even hopefully patched. Next is the ANC is a bit worse than the Liberty 4 Pro, not by much but with reducing volume to voices. When I'm at the gym or at home, I can't tell the difference between the 2 earbuds, but hearing voices both natively around me or on TV, certain tones of a voice pierce right through. (And I got a replacement set as this can be a sign of a faulty set of buds, this was the same with both units) Now this I don't mind too much, as I don't want ANC so good it's almost like sensory deprivation. But you'll want to be aware of this. Especially since I've been seeing reviewers say the ANC is outright better than the Liberty 4 Pro, and that's just not true. It's good, but not better. Now what I do like is the vastly improved transparency mode! While not as good as my flagship earbuds the Pixel Buds Pro 2, it's definitely an improvement over past Soundcore earbuds. I'd even say it's their best in show at the moment. It's very easy to hear conversations if you don't have the volume cranked too high, and I can easily hear traffic when out for a walk. They also improved the in-ear detection, much better than previous earbuds. It does take a couple seconds to pause music when taking a bud out, but it starts resuming my music almost immediately as I place it back in. The Liberty 4 Pro didn't even have this feature at first, and even with it being patched in it was a solid 5 or so seconds before music would pause or play. Also the battery life is improved quite a bit. A 4 hour walk and gym session had my Liberty 5 at around 49% battery, whereas the Liberty 4 Pro I'd be under 30% with the same time. Thankfully both earbuds have some impressively quick charging from their charging cases. A 20 minute top off had both back to 100%. However the Liberty 4 Pro's charging case does charge slightly quicker than the Liberty 5, but not by much. I imagine you won't notice if you charge your buds overnight or even for a few hours. Another thing I do love that's now working out of the box is the gaming mode. No issues thus far with either my phone, Nintendo Switch, or my Razer Edge when playing COD Mobile. Hardly any audio latency at all which is very impressive. Sadly wasn't the case with the Liberty 4 Pro, even now it's still a bit awkward to use. (You can't have multipoint on and they have to be connected directly to the device you're gaming on to work properly) I'm glad it's now working properly on the Liberty 5 right out of the box. For audio I can't really comment or even complain about. They sound great to me, but you'll want to use the Hear ID feature if they're too bass heavy or sound 'off' from your regular earbuds. Basically it's like a hearing test where you go to a quiet room and you'll answer which tones you can/can't hear. As well as listening to samples of a song that you think sound better. I hate fidgeting with levers and this gets rid of all that. Lastly with fit, you'll find something that'll work. Besides the included 6 sets of eartips, the nozzle where said ear tip goes has a universal shape where almost any 3rd party ear tip will work. I've had great luck with Spinfit, both their Omni and Ice eartips work real nicely. (They don't affect the seal and they're silicone, meaning they won't wear down over time as quickly as memory foam) Azla also makes great eartips that work wonderfully as an option too. In short, these are amazing earbuds that aren't exactly Airpod killers like what some reviewers claim. But I imagine you'll like these quite a bit if you need a slightly above cheap set of earbuds, or if you need something for the gym with good battery life. They do a lot of things real well (Maybe not so much with touch controls, but that's minor) but they don't do anything bad. Read more

Después de probar varios auriculares inalámbricos, los Liberty 5 de Soundcore han superado mis expectativas. La calidad de sonido es excelente: graves profundos, agudos nítidos y un buen equilibrio general. La cancelación de ruido funciona sorprendentemente bien, incluso en entornos ruidosos. En cuanto a la comodidad, encajan perfectamente y no molestan tras varias horas de uso. La autonomía también es un punto fuerte: duran días sin necesidad de recargarlos constantemente, y el estuche es compacto y bien diseñado. La conexión es estable, rápida, y con la app puedes personalizar el ecualizador a tu gusto. Además, el control táctil responde muy bien. Totalmente recomendables si buscas calidad sin pagar precios excesivos. Read more

Read all the reviews and hovered for weeks before buying. Mixed reviews always get me. So my opinion? Brilliant buds. They fit perfectly and don’t drop out of my ears. Big bonus. Noise cancelling is a joy. Happened to swap from my old ones to these while using a very noisy cement mixer. The difference is day and night. External noise is muted down significantly. Old buds were running full volume and I was struggling to hear my audio book over the racket, forcing them into my ear holes. Popped these in and instantly was running half volume, with rich deep sound. So happy. Controls are good, less annoying than others. Really comfy for long periods, stay in, transparent mode works well too. Worth the money in my opinion. Almost went for AirPods to guarantee satisfaction but glad I didn’t now. Read more

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DOPO 2 MESI Le Soundcore Liberty 5 di Anker sono davvero un prodotto di alto livello. La qualità audio è eccellente, con suono pulito, bassi profondi e una cancellazione del rumore attiva che funziona molto bene sia in casa che all’aperto. Le chiamate risultano sempre nitide grazie ai microfoni con intelligenza artificiale, e l’autonomia è più che soddisfacente, garantendo ore di utilizzo senza preoccupazioni. Un grande punto di forza è la doppia connessione Bluetooth: poter passare da PC a smartphone senza dover disconnettere e riconnettere ogni volta è davvero comodo. L’unico piccolo difetto è che, di tanto in tanto, questa funzione di multiconnessione può confondersi e non gestire perfettamente l’audio tra i due dispositivi. A parte questo, resta un paio di cuffie complete, affidabili e con un ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo. Quasi da 5 stelle piene. Read more

Good but didn't like the sliding case Old module was better in case wise only Read more

Everything was top except charged to 100% , was listening to music in low volume with anc on, in 15 mins it drop to 70% Read more

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Just got the Soundcore Liberty 5 Earbuds and tested with all music styles, video clips, movie and telephone conversations, honestly, I’m super impressed! The sound quality is amazing – really clear with nice bass – and the noise reduction works way better than I expected for this price range. The only thing I’m still getting used to is the squeeze controls on the sides. At first, they felt a bit awkward, but I think it’s just a matter of practice. Other than that, these earbuds are definitely worth the money. Great sound, solid noise cancellation, and overall a really good buy! Read more

Fantastic! Excellent noise cancelling, decent enough voice pick up and good sound. For their price point, they are excellent value, better than big name brands I have bought before at twice the price. Read more

Value for money, good fit and have may ear buds. Read more

I own a lot of Soundcore earbuds. 6 or 7 at this point. For sleep, for working out, for heavy base and to speak while walking. The Liberty 5s are good in a few things and great in others. For example, the noise cancelling is outstanding, the volume is great. The different types of EQ settings are as always with the App..simply amazing. A few things i wish were better..The battery life on the system is not as good as the liberty 4NC, which i also own. Not a big deal but i did notice the difference. The ability for others to hear me when im walking and speaking on my phone is better but still can be metallic...My problem is i keep wanting that perfect product. great for music, great for calls..The Liberty 5 is great for music, good for calls in wind tunnels but not great. Dont get me wrong if you are walking about at home they are what you need and so buy this. I will buy the Liberty 5Pros when they come out, not because this product is not enough, but because i support the company because their higher end products fit my needs...perhaps a little bit of gear acquisition syndrome as well. Read more

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 is a highly-rated, value-for-money wireless earbud that offers a strong feature set including effective noise cancellation, long battery life, and customizable sound. Read more