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

Tech is Cool, But Fit is King
This review begins with the end of something else: in my case, my Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro earbuds suddenly going from stereo to mono…largely for keeps.Not fun, since I largely liked the Buds, and I’d been through pretty much every iteration of Samsung’s offerings since their first (which weren’t much to write home about, but isn’t almost everyone’s first try?). This time, though, there wasn’t anything from the company to upgrade to (yet), so I took on the arduous task of seeking out an alternative set of wireless buds that could closely match the 2 Pros without searing my budget…and it turns out the answer was sitting in front of me, and on the dresser in the next room: in front of me was a pair of Soundcore Space Q45 headphones I purchased over a year back while convalescing from an accident, and helped get me through some heavy post-surgical/PT routines. For over-the-ear BT phones, they’re seriously hard to beat for the price. In the next room are a pair of Soundcore P3i wireless earbuds I got for my wife after she lost her pair of first-gen Samsung Buds (inherited from me), which she loves. That’s two-for-two for Soundcore, so it seemed logical to see what they offered in their better in-ear stuff: I chose the Liberty 3 Pro.Very glad I did: while not the latest-and-greatest from Soundcore, I preferred the form-factor over something like the Liberty 4: besides not being crazy about the Apple-esque style and control layout, I felt the 3 Pro would offer a potentially better seal against the ear – a huge deal for me, since up until these buds I had yet to find earbuds that offered a proper seal for both ears, my right ear being especially troublesome. Thankfully, these buds offer a wide choice of eartips *and* “wings” for a stable, secure fit, which naturally makes a huge impact on sound quality and isolation from extraneous noise. And no wearing fatigue after upward of three hours’ continuous wear.Sound quality is on-par with my Samsung buds, very close in terms of bass depth, with the Samsungs offering a trifle more impact but the Soundcores offering somewhat better bass definition…consider it a draw. Mid/high frequency response is very pleasant. And here’s where, just as with the Q45s, I want to put heavy emphasis on Soundcore’s HearID feature in their app: for me, it’s crucial for getting the absolute best out of these buds in terms of sound quality, and it makes sense why – it’s essentially a hearing test for creating a TRULY customized EQ based on your hearing acuity. You’re not just shooting in the dark messing with sliders and hoping for the best. Yes, there’s a bunch of “canned” presets to choose from if you’d rather cut to the chase and get on with just playing stuff, but trust me, taking the extra bit of time (not a lot) with HearID will likely be worth it.And: On top of this, for the Liberty Pro 3, there’s HearID ANC – yes, not just ANC, but ANC tailored to your hearing sensitivity pretty much in the same vein as the standard HearID. I’m still playing with this function, but so far liking what I hear…or, rather, *don’t* hear.Battery Life? Decidedly better than the Samsung (which is admittedly a somewhat low bar): I’m clocking somewhere between 5-6 hours, but keep in mind this is with all the bells & whistles engaged.And, speaking of bells & whistles: For me, at least, engaging LDAC is worth itSound clarity for phone calls is very good on both ends, confirmed via many calls under assorted conditions.The Case: Works as advertised. Ergonomically, I can’t say it’s better or worse than other cases other buds have come with – all the ones I’ve used came with their own minor handling quirks which I quickly adjusted to. Wired and wireless charging works without issue.In all, very good value for money, and in my case a quite stable replacement for my Samsung buds. Recommended.

Qualidade do som ótima, caixa de carregamento bem estilosa apesar de grande e ótimos recursos.

Tudo bom. Só precisa um volume melhor. De resto é perfeito com o que se propõe.

La calidad de sonidos es sobresaliente, claro que hay que hacer los ajustes y calibraciones a tu oido de manera correcta, en lo personal he logrado mas satisfaccion con estos audifonos que con los Sony XM4, en los Sony el AI del ANC no te permite ajustar a tu deseo. Con los Soundcore liberty 3 pro, ajustas a tu necesidad. Independientemente del ambiente. Tu decides el ANC cuando, cuanto y donde. Cosa que no logre con los Sony. Con los soundcore A 1 m de una licuadora encendida y el ANC activado con una ligera musica, el sonido de la licuadora es apenas un ligero sumbido. con Sony no logre reducir el ruido de una puqueña fuente de agua en un ambiente silencioso ni por tantito, ahi estaba siempre… ese AI de sony no me convencio. Pero creo que cada quine decide segun sus necesidades, ya compre otro par de Soundcore para mi esposa.