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Soundcore by Anker Liberty 3 Pro Noise Cancelling Earbuds, True Wireless Earbuds with ACAA 2.0, HearID ANC, Fusion Comfort, Hi-Res Audio Wireless, 6 Mics for Calls, 32H Playtime

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Arrives Sunday, May 5
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Color: Midnight Black


Features

  • Recommended by 20 GRAMMY Winning Producers
  • ACAA 2.0: Our exclusive coaxial dual driver technology delivers high and low frequency sound directly to your ear without interference. Its wide soundstage is detailed and spacious, bass has a deep punch, mids are luscious, and treble sparkles.
  • Personalized Noise Cancelling: Standard noise cancelling only adjusts noise based on data. HearID ANC analyzes your ears and level of in-ear pressure to create a tailored profile that optimizes noise reduction and reduces external sound to suit your ears.
  • Fusion Comfort Fit: Liberty 3 Pros earbuds have a triple-point ergonomic shape and built-in ear pressure relief for all-day comfort. 4 sizes of liquid silicone ear tips and flexible ear wings ensure you get a strong seal and secure grip.
  • Up to 32 Hours of Playtime: Enjoy up to 8 hours of music from a single charge, plus get 3 full charges from the compact charging case to extend the playtime even further. Recharge the case via USB-C cable or wireless charger.

Brand: Soundcore


Model Name: A3952


Color: Midnight Black


Form Factor: In Ear


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth, True Wireless


Special Feature: Microphone, USB connectivity, Noise-Canceling, wireless, Android


Included Components: Cable, Ear Cushions, Eartips, Wireless Charging Case


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Silicone


Specific Uses For Product: Music


Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation


Charging Time: 2 Hour


Ear Placement: In Ear


Control Type: Media Control


Cable Feature: Without Cable


Item Weight: 2.08 ounces


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Control Method: Touch


Battery Life: 8 Hour


Is Autographed: No


Is Electric: No


Builtin Microphone: Yes


Audio Upscaling: No


Contextual Audio Transparency: No


Adaptive Sound Control: No


Conversation Boost: No


Earbud Case Wireless Charging: No


Adjustable Clamping Force: No


Auto Pause: No


Audio Equalizer: No


Ear Detection: No


Built In Microphone: Yes


Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation: No


Ear Detection Proximity Sensor: No


Has Active Noise Cancellation: Yes


Fast Pairing: No


Fold Flat Design: No


Has Sound Personalization: No


Simultaneous Device Audio Mixing: No


Has Self Adjusting Headband: No


Replacement Ear Pads: No


Has Headphone Fit Test: No


Has Call Answer End: No


Has Multipoint Pairing: No


Has Voice Prompt: No


Has Wind Noise Reduction: No


Headband Telescoping: No


Has Adjustable Earcups: No


Has Quick Attention Mode: No


Has Adjustable Headband: No


Speech Clarity Enhancement: No


Product Dimensions: 5.94 x 1.85 x 5.94 inches


Item model number: A3952


Batteries: 3 Lithium Polymer batteries required.


Date First Available: August 12, 2021


Manufacturer: Anker


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great sound and amazing value.
Color: Midnight Black
I bought Galaxy buds pro initially, and was very satisfied with the sound quality, noise cancellation, and ambient sound mode. However, my Galaxy buds pro kept falling out of my ears while talking and they caused ear pain if I wore them for over an hour. Bought these Soundcore L3Ps to replace the Galaxy buds pros. Wow, at the price of $130, the L3Ps provide amazing value! Since I have the L3Ps and the Galaxy buds pros, I am going to do a comparison review. Comfort/fit: The L3Ps win hands down. Galaxy buds pro causes ear pain for me, and they fall out if I talk. I tried yawning and the L3Ps stayed in securely. Sound quality: The L3Ps has a more interesting sound profile with more bass and more treble out of the box. The Galaxy buds pros sound more neutral. The L3Ps respond to EQ much better than the Galaxy buds. I EQed the L3Ps to be more neutral, and they sound less muddy compared to the Galaxy buds. Both had impressive sound quality as Bluetooth ear buds. ANC: Both provided satisfactory ANC. Galaxy ANC seems slightly better. Battery life: Don't know yet, haven't gotten a chance to run them out of juice. With ANC off, used for 45 mins and battery went from 100% to 90%. Connection: L3Ps have multipoint connection and I love it. Galaxy buds pro doesn't have it. I noticed my L3Ps dropped connection once or twice so far. Music stops for about half a second and immediately resumes. Happened twice in a few hours so far. For some reason, my Galaxy buds pro sounded better when connected to my Android phone, but slightly worse when connected to my Macbook Pro (and the Galaxy buds were not in headset mode.) The L3Ps sounded great regardless whether I play music from my phone or Macbook. LDAC: Turning on LDAC would cause the L3Ps to lose multipoint connections. I tried LDAC mode and the improvement in sound quality is noticeable but not big enough for me to give up on multipoint connections. HearID: I preferred a more neutral sound, but the HearID ear tests made the sound even less neutral. I would say I don't like it. (Update: after trying the HearID sound for a few hours, I must say that it sounded really good! It was a unique sound profile that takes some time to get used to. Now I am surprised how good the HearID sound profile is--the more I listened to it, the more I liked it.) Other factors: I like the Galaxy buds pro's talk detection, which turns on ambient mode and lowers music volume if I start speaking--e.g., super convenient for talking to cashiers at supermarkets. L3Ps don't have this feature. The ambient mode on the Galaxy buds pro is more customizable and feels better. I don't like the Soundcore logo--the logo looked like Beats knockoff?! Quality (or feel): Both have great build quality. The Galaxy charging case feels more premium to me and is also more compact. The L3Ps have a more premium packaging. Overall, I preferred the Galaxy charging case. For me the main deciding factors are: 1. Fit. 2. Multipoint connection. Update: 3. The HearID sound profile might be an "acquired taste", and now I enjoy it a lot. These earbuds for $130 are Amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2022 by Y.Z.
    • Excellent bass, great battery life, decent noise cancellation
Color: Midnight Black
First and foremost the low tones/bass are amazing and rival much bigger on-ear headphones. By default the highs are extremely sharp, hi hats are tad too clear for my taste and the mids/vocals a bit dull, but this can be adjusted and saved in the Soundcore app. They are comfortable to wear, not the lightest but they held firmly in place (lots different sized ear canal tips and wings are included in the box). Some people complain about the bulky charger, personally I had no issue with them, the earbuds snap-in magnetically and the round shape of the charger doesn't look too bulky in the pockets. Great buy even in 2024. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024 by Noel
    • Better than cheap earbuds but many problems a cheaper one wouldn't have
Color: Midnight Black
I got tired of my cheaper earbuds constantly having issues like failing to connect to the charger pins or staying on in the case causing my Bluetooth connection to constantly try to route to the earbuds across the house. So I splashed out on these. They solved my main problems I had before but added their own, subtler problems. The case for these are well made and I haven't had too much problem getting them to connect, they have a slope factor that causes the earbuds to fall into place. However they still use stupid tiny pins to connect the earbuds to the case which means sometimes you have to lift and drop to get them to line up just right. There's lights in the case that pulse when they're connected and charging which is very helpful. The weirdest thing about the case is that there's a switch in the lid and if you leave it open the earbuds is still on and not charging. But it's fairly easy to get muscle memory to always close it right away and it prevents the earbuds in the case from turnimg back on unexpectedly. The low battery warning on these earbuds is a lot less problematic than others. It doesn't give incessant low battery warnings every minute like others and it's not jarringly loud or unpleasant. It gives a warning around 10 percent and then right before shutting off. It'll still wake you up if you fall asleep with them in and there's no option to turn them off but it's a step up from earbuds where you half the battery life is unusable due to nearly siren like alerts. The earbuds have this convoluted mechanic to try preventing them from falling out that straight up doesn't work unless you have the exact right ear shape. The second rubber ear piece is meant to jam into the fold of your ear rotates around the earbuds and the earbuds over time rotates itself back. So you end up needing to rerotate the thing every half hour in my experience. If you absolutely need these to stay in then get one with a proper clip. The noise canceling is surprisingly decent. I bought it despite having that feature (I don't want a mic in my earbuds) but I do find it a passable replacement for real ear protection for brief or light noise. I wouldn't chainsaw or run heavy machinery with them in but it works for vacuuming. The "pass through" mode doesn't really work well enough to have a conversation but it helps avoid some of that "internal pressure" you get with dual earbuds where you're listening to the noise of your own head. Unfortunately there's no way to change it so that noise canceling and pass through are disabled when you are using a single earbud. I'll occasionally discover my earbud's battery life is horrible because ANC got accidentally turned on and there's no clear way to tell without opening the cumbersome app. You can configure the TouchPad to enable/disable ANC but that makes it easier for it to be accidentally enabled too. The TouchPad on the earbuds sucks. You will constantly be changing some mode whenever you stretch and accidentally graze the earbuds with your arm. Or whenever you are trying to rerotate it or adjust it you'll suddenly find you paused what you're listening to. A real button would be such a better experience. Reception range is better than average but not impressively so. Battery life is mediocre but workable if you alternate earbud's. Earbuds charge quick enough to manage if you find yourself low in both as long as you don't forget to recharge the case every day or two. If the case gets low I've found that the case needs to be recharged fully before it'll recharge earbud's. App sucks for day to day use but had a couple neat options for when you first get the earbuds. The mode for connecting to multiple devices is utterly broken, you end up with unusable earbuds because they only play from one device and it's usually the wrong one. There's lots of issues around BT protocol version and it requiring all three devices being on the exact right ones... It's a mess. Google it and you'll find countless issues. The earbuds have a bug where occasionally they'll refuse to reconnect to the device you always use them with. There's no way around that besides turning the earbuds fully off which there's no method to do besides forcibly draining the batteries over the course of a full day. There's no way of knowing when it'll happen so make sure you always have backup headphones ready to go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023 by Godzilla

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