soundcoreLiberty 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 LifeClimatePartner certified

Why did you choose this product over others?:They look great, love the case as well. Comfortable to wear, they don’t fall out either! The sound is fantastic, quality bass and clear vocals. Noise cancelling is great, I couldn’t believe how well it works. Definitely worth the cost, a fraction of the price of other brands but more than matches them on quality.

A little apprehensive to buy a pair of bud's from a power adapter company but I'm really impressed with the sound quality and the noise cancellation. They're as good as AirPods Pro 2's at less than half the price.

I’ve been using the Soundcore Liberty 5 earbuds for a few weeks now and overall, they’re a solid pair of earbuds. The design is sleek, the fit is comfortable, and the battery life is impressive. Connectivity is fast and stable, and I really like the companion app with its customizable EQ settings.However, there’s one major downside I’ve noticed: the sound quality changes a lot depending on the mode you’re using. When I have noise cancelling turned on, the music sounds rich, clear, and really impressive quality. But when I switch to normal mode (with ANC off), the sound becomes flat, hollow, and almost tinny. It’s a noticeable drop in quality that makes me avoid using them without noise cancelling.It’s not a total dealbreaker for me, since I mostly use ANC anyway, but it’s definitely something to be aware of. For the price, I expected more consistency across modes.Still, if you plan on using ANC most of the time, these are a great choice.

Why did you choose this product over others?:I like the soundcore brand and I wanted their newest model, liberty 5.Sound quality:The sound quality is excellent. Good bass and sound separation. Subtle moments in music suddenly become noticeable. Very pleased.ANC is very good. Ambient mode is very good.With the app the sound and controls are very customisable.Value for money:Very good value for money.

I already have the Liberty 4s. I tried the Liberty 4 Pro, but found them to be no better, so I returned them.Early reviews of the 5s suggested there was more bass, so I thought I'd try them.On the 4s, I used the app to whack up the bass bands, which made them great, but only when using the user EQ option. Is there more bass on the 5s? Yes, though again I need to turn it up to the max.Maybe a bit expensive to buy another pair for just a bit more bass, but on a Prime Day deal, I couldn't resist.Someone else, only one, mentioned that if you choose 'Normal', ie non NC mode, the sound quality is poor. I agree. You get no bass and generally poor quality. This is very odd, and I've found this on all models. Why, Soundcore?So I only use NC mode, which is no problem. I just don't see why Normal doesn't sound good...Controls are pinch rather than touch and bleep, so not so easy to know what you've done. Touch and bleep is better, take note for Liberty 6 to return to that.Otherwise, superb, as always.

Absolutely sensational. I mix sound for TV so know a bit too! These are banging quality. Bass is ridiculously strong. Great personalisation options. Love them.

Had these for a week, not sure if I'm going to keep them.cons,They feel cheap as does the case, very flimsy slider thing on the case,Sound is a bit flat even using the app, they aren't a patch on my liberty 4s sound wiseThe touch controls aren't great, prefer it without having to press the stem,Battery life isn't what they claimProsThey are very comfy to wear, you can hardly feel them in the earsSound is OK but not great.Not sure if I'll keep these as I'm not too impressed with themThey don't sound, feel or look like a pair of £100 earbuds, liberty 4s are a lot better in my opinion

The noise cancelling is great but the fit isn't. These are uncomfortable compared to my Liberty 4 pair.