soundcore Liberty 5 by Anker, Noise-Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 2x Stronger Voice Reduction, Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancellation, Fast Charging, Dolby Audio, 6-Mic AI Clear Calls, Long Battery Life
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Color: Rose Apricot
Size: medium
Style: Classic
Features
- 2x Stronger Voice Reduction: The ANC 3.0 technology and a purpose-built acoustic cavity target, dampen, and block human voices 2x more effectively. It lets you enjoy a quiet journey on trains and subways.
- Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancellation: The Adaptive ANC 3.0 algorithm adjusts every 0.3 seconds to accommodate every subtle shift in your environment for optimal, seamless silence around the clock.
- Immersive Dolby Audio: With industry-leading Dolby Audio and custom modes for music, movies, and podcasts, Liberty 5 wireless earbuds put you in the front seat of any performance.
- Balanced, Detail-Rich Listening: Powered by wool paper diaphragms, bass-enhancing tubes, LDAC, and Hi-Res Audio, these noise-cancelling earbuds reproduce musical nuances, delivering rich, well-balanced treble and bass.
- 6-Mic AI Calls: Equipped with six mics, AI noise cancellation, and a wind-resistant algorithm, these wireless earbuds capture your voice and reduce wind noise, ensuring natural, clear calls as if you're talking face to face.
- Charges Fast, Lasts Long: Up to 12 hours of playback on a single charge and up to 48 hours with the case in normal mode. With ANC on, get 8 hours per charge and a total of 32 hours. A quick 10-minute charge gives you 5 hours of playtime.
Brand: Soundcore
Color: Rose Apricot
Ear Placement: In Ear
Form Factor: In Ear
Impedance: 17 Ohm
Noise Control: Adaptive Noise Cancellation
Frequency Response: 40000 Hz
Sensitivity: 17 Ohm
Headphones Jack: Without Jack
Model Name: Liberty 5
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Included Components: soundcore Liberty 5, USB-C Cable, Charging case, XXS/XS/S/M/L/XL Ear Tips (Size M Pre-Installed)
Age Range (Description): ALL
Material: Plastic
Charging Time: 3 Hours
Compatible Devices: Cellphones, Tablets, Laptops, Desktops
Control Type: Touch Control
Cable Feature: Without Cable
Item Weight: 57.1 Grams
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 40000 Hz
Style: Classic
Control Method: Touch
Number of Items: 1
Battery Life: 48 Hours
Audio Driver Type: Balanced Armature Driver
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Bluetooth Version: 5.4
Carrying Case Battery Average Life: 36 Hours
Carrying Case Battery Capacity: 580 Milliamp Hours
Carrying Case Battery Charging Time: 4 Hours
Carrying Case Length: 59.26 Millimeters
Carrying Case Width: 59.24 Millimeters
Carrying Case Height: 28.71 Millimeters
Carrying Case Weight: 47.9 Grams
Carrying Case Material: Plastic
Carrying Case Color: Rose Apricot
Audio Driver Size: 9.2 Millimeters
Earpiece Shape: rounded_tip
Is Autographed: No
Series Number: 3957
Number of USB 2 Ports: 1
UPC: 194644289546
Manufacturer: Anker
Product Dimensions: 2.33 x 2.33 x 1.13 inches
Item Weight: 2.01 ounces
Item model number: A3957
Batteries: 1 C batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: May 7, 2025
Country of Origin: China
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Color: Ink Black
Size: medium
Style: Classic
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025 by MrBen
Color: Abyss Blue
Size: medium
Style: Classic
The buds fit securely, thanks in large part to the 5 extra (6 total) ear tip sets of various sizes, as well as a slightly deeper fit than other buds. The case design isn’t my favorite from a function standpoint, and I feel like it could potentially break if one isn't careful, but I understand it’s very much a soundcore thing, and it does look different and cool compared to others. Battery life is great and will last most people for a long time before needing to charge them. Wireless charging is a nice thing to have as well. The squeeze controls work, but do require a bit more pressure to activate than I’d like them to. In any case, they do still work and give you control over a lot, minus volume control. IP55 rating is a cut above other earbuds, and gives you peace of mind that you can use these at the gym or outdoors and not worry too much about water or dust related damage. ANC and transparency are great. ANC is good against both low and high frequency sounds, and transparency is shockingly natural sounding. There is a bit of white noise hiss, but you only really hear it in quiet environments. Occlusion is minimal, and it is more than possible to keep a conversation without taking the buds out. Out of the box, the sound quality is good. The app experience takes things up a notch. Soundcore have always been great when it comes to app support on their products, and this is no different. You can choose from different EQ presets, create your own custom EQ, or create a preference-based EQ using a sample song, which is what I did, and it got these to sound almost exactly how I like. These also feature things like Dolby sound, which I don’t care much for, but I can see being good for media such as movies and TV shows, as well as a sound test that gives you some insight on your hearing relative to your age, which I like. The gaming mode I can’t say much for, as I don’t do much mobile gaming, but it’s there for those that want it. Overall, even with some slight drawbacks, this is just about a premium level set of earbuds at a fraction of the price, which soundcore have proven to be good at producing time and time again (they didn’t pay me, I promise). Pros: Fit, battery life, wireless charging, ANC, transparency, sound quality, app experience, EQ customization, extra features Cons: Slightly bigger case compared to others, squeeze controls aren’t the most responsive, default EQ is a bit bass-heavy
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Francisco Gonzalez Jr. Francisco Gonzalez Jr.
Color: Abyss Blue
Size: medium
Style: Classic
I have been a fan of Anker Soundcore earbuds for several years. I have used various Jabra, Samsung, Tozo, and Earfun buds in addition to a half dozen different models of Soundcore and always seem to come back to the Soundcore models. The Liberty 5 earbuds have the best sound of any of them - slightly better than my previous favorite model A3i. Where they really shine is in call/microphone quality and the outstanding transparency mode. People on the other end of calls often don't know that I'm using earbuds rather than a landline handset... it's that clear sounding. And the transparency mode makes it seem like you aren't wearing buds at all. There's no noticeable hiss as is typical with most earbuds and the sound is natural without sounding artificially boosted. It allows you to listen to music (at a reasonable volume) and still not worry about missing anything around you. A couple of minor things that made me reduce my rating to 4 stars. The battery life with ANC or transparency mode active is woefully short of what they say... I get only about four hours before the low battery alert at 20% remaining. Fortunately they recharge very quickly. The other thing is the stem button control (squeeze the stem to activate functions). It is very awkward at first although you get used to it after a while. For me it's still much better than touch controls that frequently get touched accidentally (and annoyingly). The P3i has the best control buttons at the top of each stem... if these Liberty 5 buds had better battery life and the P3i style buttons, they would be the best on the market. Still, they're good enough that I've ordered another couple of pair for the car and office.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2025 by Chris T