Anker Soundcore Liberty 4

Satisfying sound and call quality ; Adaptive ANC ; Plenty of audio customization settings ; Impressive fitness features ; Acceptable battery life

Subpar spatial audio ; Some features need work ; Carries the appearance of a cheap AirPods alternative

At $149, the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 gives you high-end features like adaptive ANC and spatial audio for less than the AirPods Pro 2.

Stable, comfortable, and well-built, ipx4 for water resistance

Bad passive soundstage

Outstanding sound ; Spatial audio support ; AAC, aptX, and LDAC codec support

Do you really want earbuds tracking your health?

These outstanding in-ear headphones deliver noise cancelling, customizable EQ; AAC, aptX, and LDAC codec support; and even a health-tracking feature.

Earbuds are comfortable to wear ; Allows for seamless multi-device switching and connectivity ; Excellent microphone quality for the price

Heavily reliant on the app for listening and health insights ; Custom HearID is not the most reliable ; Stress insights can seem directionless

Discreet form factor and neat design ; IPX4 rating ; LDAC codec, Bluetooth 5.3, dual pairing ; Efficient adaptive ANC ; Good battery life and wireless charging support ; Health and sports functions (BPM, workouts, etc.)

Slow charging with the case ; Not optimal for sports use

For $150 a pop, the Soundcore Liberty 4 offers plenty of value for the money. I'm not a fan of the default audio signature, but once you run them through the equalizer, the sound quality of the earbuds proved worthy of their price range. They're not...

Soundcore continues to be a brand in wireless audio to watch. The company adds another great solution with the Liberty 4 earbuds. With balanced sound, unique interactive controls, and great battery life you need to add these to your purchase list.

Guter Sound ; Bequem ; Elegantes Design

Langer Weg zum guten Sound ; Instabiles LDAC ; Viel Plastikmüll in der Produktverpackung