soundcoreby Anker Liberty 4 NC Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds, 98.5% Reduction, Adaptive to Ears and Environment, Hi-Res Sound, 50H Battery, Charging, Bluetooth 5.3ClimatePartner certifiedCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

Very pleased with these earbuds! They don't look or feel cheap, very well made and designed. Battery life is great, was surprised with sound quality. So many functions and adjustments with an app (which is so easy to use) . Amazing for the price!

These Anker ear phones really make a difference if you are coming from cheap ones.Their build quality is fantastic , and the case is very small and very portable .They sound very loud and their app is amazing for customisation and changing the noise cancelling and EQ settings with a lot of variety and custom profiles .I found the noise cancelling really good for this type of earphones and it really made a difference inside a very loud busy gym . My only subtle complaint is that I found that they aren’t as loud as I expected when listening to a audiobook in a loud space but it’s still pretty good .The volume controls along with all the other actions are very customisable through the app and the touch buttons are extremely responsive so you can select what it’s button press does through the app .The do appear pretty durable and sturdy and they also fit very well in my ears . I was concerned they would slip off during fast running at the gym but if the right size buds are selected the you won’t have any problems with that .They seem to charge fast and last ages so no issues with charges either but I don’t use them for dozens of hours at a time so far .All in all it’s been extremely worth the price per value ration and definitely recommend to anyone who likes a good pair of earphones without spending hundreds for them .

**UPDATE** - Anker CS got back to me and offered me different options to address the issue. I opted for a replacement pair as I quite like them despite the issues so hopefully the new ones will improve. Can totally recommend them just based on the great CS alone.____I'm torn about this product. 😑Context - I own multiple in-ear and over-ear sets. My usual go-to are sony xm4, wanted a cheaper and more portable set to complement.👍🏽 It's clearly good quality & value for the money, nice charging box, and works well with two devices. The app allows button customization, great! Very handy for podcasts on the go, you can set it to tap once to forward 30 sec to skip commercials e.g. Also think mic is ok, have done calls on it without issues. Finally, the fit once I'm seated is good - I can wear for long periods of time and forget they are there.👎🏽 However, sometimes a loud sound burst is emitted, like when doing daily Duolingo exercises, causing pain and discomfort. There's max volume control in the app, but it still hasn't stopped them at the max 75 dB setting. I suspect to have mild case of tinnitus after using them for 2 weeks, keeping me up at night. Fit isn't great for my left ear either when walking, and even my cheaper in-ers fits better. I think its due to the oval shape of them, not round as you find on most cheap sets!The ANC is as expected - not close to being a rival to XM4's - but ok for the price i guess.🟰 Overall I'd say be careful if you get them, especially for apps that give small bursts of volume at a time as Duolingo or Drops. If you do continuous listening, they should be fine though.I will likely keep them - can't be bothered with returns and avoid environmental waste - who'd get a second hand pair of potentially defective buds?

My current Adidas earbuds are slowly losing battery performance after 18 months solid use, they were £150 in early 2022 so I've been looking at the high end Sony buds etc and then saw a launch offer on these. At the price I thought why not, have had lots of Anker products in the past and also soundcore items, always good value.Paid £1 for a £25 discount on launch day and have had them 24 hours. Been using them for maybe 5 or 6 of those hours so far.So for the cash I really am amazed at the quality of these. Pairing was super easy to my Galaxy A34, just opened the case and the phone found them , I did all ready have the soundcore app installed (have some Anker headphones for work and a speaker all ready) , which may have assisted with this , but the fast pairing is a great feature.The various options in the app are worth playing with , the ANC is good, not sure it's as good as they state but I've no complaints, and the auto changing to conditions really does work, walking our dog this morning it clicked in to remove wind noise and again to reduce traffic noise - very clever.They sound pretty good as well, listening to Spotify which is about the limit of my use for these, and I took and made a call while wearing them and the. Sound and microphone were both good.Regardless of the ANC to me they sound better with it enabled so for a fuller sound I'll be using the setting all the time.Battery life is good, and they came fully charged. Bonus.Overall .more than happy with these. I'm using the preinstalled rubber buds but will have play with them to see if the fit could be improved for my ears (I haven't had one fall out so far so think they are fine)One other feature of note is the ability to have 2 devices connected. I've added my Samsung Tab S6 lite to the app and again pairing was very simple.So a big thumbs up for me.Might even buy a spare set if they come up on offer again.Amazing value. For my usage (teams calls, commuting and walking mostly), I'm not sure I need to spend more. The Adidas set will revert to being for exercise use (which is what I got them for but then just used them all the time).Seriously worth a look and maybe the best earbuds you can get at the moment for less than £80.EDIT: had some issues getting them to connect to my wiondows 11 laptop - if you suffer the same go into phone app and add new device and then in windows settings ensure bluetooth advanced is selected - my hp laptop couldn't find them without this setting.all good now and very comfortable to wear over a working day.EDIT 2 - after 30 plus days. Took a 4.20 hour flight yesterday and with the normal 45 minutes before take off added the low battery warning came on before we landed. I guess almost 5 hours is pretty good and the ANC definitely worked hard on the flight! They didn't run out of life but I think I had hoped for more.Still very happy overall.