Liberty 4 | High-Quality Sound True Wireless Earbuds
All-New True Wireless Earbuds with Premium Sound and Spatial Audio
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Crisp, clear sound via ACAA™️ 3.0 Coaxial Acoustic System
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360° immersive spatial audio with music and movie modes
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CloudComfort™️ ear tips for long-lasting comfort
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All-new heart rate sensor with soundcore app
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HearID personalized active noise cancelling
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9/28 hours of playtime for all-day listening
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Note: For peak performance, please use the soundcore app and update to the latest firmware.
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Crisp, Clear Sound
Our upgraded ACAA 3.0 technology has two dynamic drivers to deliver crisp and clear sound.
Crisp, Clear Sound
Our upgraded ACAA 3.0 technology has two dynamic drivers to deliver crisp and clear sound.
Immerse Yourself
Feel like you're at the center of the sound with 360° Spatial Audio surrounding you from all directions.
Immerse Yourself
Feel like you're at the center of the sound with 360° Spatial Audio surrounding you from all directions.
Cloud-Like Comfort
The flexible dual-layer structure relieves pressure on your ear canals for all-day comfort.
Cloud-Like Comfort
The flexible dual-layer structure relieves pressure on your ear canals for all-day comfort.
A Soundtrack for Your Day
Recharge Liberty 4's case with a wireless charger or USB-C cable. The earbuds' playtime is extended to up to 28 hours with the case and you can get up to 3 hours of listening from a 15-minute charge.
A Soundtrack for Your Day
Recharge Liberty 4's case with a wireless charger or USB-C cable. The earbuds' playtime is extended to up to 28 hours with the case and you can get up to 3 hours of listening from a 15-minute charge.
FAQ
- Ensure you are wearing the left and right earbuds on the correct side.
- If you're still not sure about the fit, take the Fit Test in the soundcore app.
2. Pinch the lower end of the earphone handle (at the groove) with two fingers. You'll hear a "click" sound to signify that the operation was successful.
3.You can customize the controls and the squeeze force in the soundcore app.
Slide up to open the charging case to automatically turn on Liberty 4.
Turn Off：
- Put the earbuds back into the charging case. The earbuds will disconnect after 10 seconds.
- The earbuds will also turn off automatically when the earbuds are outside the case, not being worn, and have been disconnected from your device for 30 minutes. (The auto power off time can be customized in the soundcore app.)
- When you are wearing the earbuds, they will only turn off when the battery runs out.
1. Go to the App Store or Google Play to download the soundcore app.
2. Pair your device with Liberty 4.
3. Open the soundcore app to connect with Liberty 4.
4. Select "Controls."
5. Customize the controls according to your preferences.
Note: Customized controls are not available when using a single earbud.
You can customize the controls according to your preferences via the app.
1. Go to the App Store or Google Play to download the soundcore app.
2. Pair your device with Liberty 4.
3. Open the soundcore app to connect with Liberty 4.
4. Select "Controls."
5. Customize the controls according to your preferences.
You can customize the controls according to your preferences via the app.
1. Go to the App Store or Google Play to download the soundcore app.
2. Pair your device with Liberty 4.
3. Open the soundcore app to connect with Liberty 4.
4. Select "Controls."
5. Customize the controls according to your preferences.
Note: The music will automatically pause if you remove the earbuds. To start playing again, wear the earbuds.
Note: If you are wearing two earbuds and listening in ANC mode, it will automatically switch to Normal mode when you return one earbud to the charging case. You can customize the settings in the app if you want to use ANC mode when using one earbud.
If you wear the second earbud again, Normal mode will automatically switch back to ANC mode.
If that doesn't work, try the following:
1) Forget the Bluetooth pairing record on your device if you have previously connected the earbuds.
2) Place the earbuds in the charging case and leave the cover open.
3) Press the reset button for 3s, the light inside the case will flash once per second, then re-pair with the device. After paring successfully, the light inside the case will stay on for 1s, then breathe in and out over 4 seconds.
If you want to connect to a new device, you need to long press and hold the reset button for 10s until you see the light effects inside the case.
4) Turn off your device's Bluetooth and turn it on again to pair with "soundcore Liberty 4".
1. Download videos and songs instead of streaming, as it may be related to the network environment.
2. If you have an Android phone, temporarily disable unnecessary app traffic settings on your phone.
Or you can try:
- Resetting the earbuds. See "How do I reset Liberty 4?"
- Try a different device if possible.
Noise Cancelling Mode: Up to 7 hours on a single charge/24 hours with charging case.
Transparency Mode: Up to 7 hours on a single charge/24 hours with charging case.
Call: Up to 5 hours on a single charge/15 hours with charging case.
2. Clean the charging pins with a dry cloth and rubbing alcohol to ensure all charging pins on the earbuds and charging case are completely clean and dry of sweat and water. Then put the earbuds into the case.
3. Make sure the earbuds are in place. The LED light will breathe in and out to indicate that the earbuds are charging.
1) Try other sizes of ear tips to ensure you're using one that fits well and creates a tight seal.
2) Make sure you're wearing the earbuds in the correct position so that they create a tight seal. To check if you're wearing the earbuds in the perfect position, take the Fit Test on the soundcore app.
3) Take the HearID ANC test to personalize the noise cancelling effect.
4) Try different ANC modes to see which one suits your environment best.
Note: In a noisy environment and at high volume, you may feel that the noise cancellation performance is not as strong.
2. Change the sound mode to "Preferred Audio Quality" and follow the instructions to update to the latest firmware version. The LDAC codec is now enabled and will work with your LDAC compatible device. Note: The LDAC codec processing will increase the power consumption and decrease the overall playtime. Only devices with Android 8.0 or later support LDAC.
LDAC is restricted by Bluetooth bandwidth and is not supported when using multipoint connection.
2. Reset the earbuds, see "How do I reset Liberty 4?
2. Enter the soundcore app and connect Liberty 4.
3. Select Spatial Audio.
4. Spatial Audio cannot be turned on while sound effects are turned on.
5. Select Movie or Music mode to adjust the sense of distance while listening to different types of audio content.
2. The information settings will pop up automatically when you enter soundcore Wellness for the first time. In order to get the most out of soundcore Wellness, add your personal information.
Note: Your information is for your personal use only.
3. Select the person icon on the top right of the screen to set or change information if needed.
2. You can toggle manual calibration in the app if you prefer.
In the stress detection part of the app, you can turn off the real-time stress detection if you want.
You can choose to turn off real-time heart rate detection via the heart rate display. This will stop continuous monitoring of your heart rate.
Customer Reviews
Very good sound. Comfortable. As a side-sleeper I'm not overly bothered with them in. The stem fits close to my face. Call quality for the person on the other end is quite acceptable. A pleasant surprise was that the case back-lights with the earbuds placed inside. I didn't realize how much I would enjoy that feature. So often I'm watching a movie in a dimly lit room and the soft blue glow is very enjoyable to easily locate the buds. Highly recommend the Liberty 4
Been using the Liberty Air 2 for years, and would probably stick with them if the case charging contacts weren't so finicky. These are equal or superior to the Liberty Air 2 in just about every way: sound quality, comfort, case design. The case is somewhat accommodating to aftermarket ear tips. I'm using SpinFit CP145 Medium, and they don't prevent the buds from sitting properly in the case.
The only thing I don't care for is the switch from touch control to squeeze controls. It's more difficult to do a single/double/triple squeeze (that is interpreted correctly) than it was to do a single/double/triple touch. There is a click noise to indicate when the squeeze is done properly, but it's very difficult to hear when listening to music at a moderate volume.
Also, in previous earbuds you could do a long touch gesture, but there is no long squeeze gesture available for these. I *really* hope Soundcore adds this in a firmware update, because I would like to use single tap for Volume +/-, and long squeeze for previous/next track, and then disable the double and triple squeeze so I don't have to deal with misinterpreted gestures.
After rating 5/5 for Liberty Air 2 Pro and having loved those earbuds for years (over Sony, JBL, & others), I took a leap and bought the Liberty 4 without reading much about it. I am pleased to say, there are plenty of reasons to switch and upgrade, although I can't comment on the future plans from Anker/Soundcore on any "pro" version of these earbuds.
Sound: Winner, L4
Beefier bass and sounds a lot more full with L4 vs. LA2P. I'd say LA2P relied more on Treble clarity, where L4 combines that with a much more full sound from bass & mid-tones. I downloaded some hi-res audio from Bandcamp and there's a marked upgrade to sound quality using LDAC on the L4. I'm noticing subtle vocal changes and additions to the music I've been listening to on repeat for months (Magdalena Bay), and it's due to the upgraded sound quality from the L4.
Design: Winner, L4
From the pictures, you can see the L4 earbuds are much smaller vs. LA2P and they are also much lighter. They seem to snap into my ears much more easily, and I have zero concern about them coming loose. I'm excited to try them in my shed with some ear protection on to see if there's better comfort with the smaller size. Lastly, the cases look identical, but the updated L4 is smaller, yet about the same weight.
Functionality: Tie
Both products come with Qi/Wireless charging out of the box and I've no problems with either model. The difference is LA2P has touch controls vs. L4's squeeze (both fingers). I'm going to have to get used to the new controls, but I was able to set up the L4 to mimic how I used LA2P. I've had issues with a double-tap on LA2P resulting in a single tap register, so hopefully the squeeze update on L4 will alleviate that issue.
ANC: Pending Winner
With the better fit and what feels like slight update to their HearID software, it certainly feels like an upgrade in the ANC department for the L4. I'm usually able to at least hear a muffled voice from my fiancée from the LA2P with ANC on, but with L4 it was like being in another house. Will need to test on an upcoming flight before settling on a true winner, but leaning toward L4.
Overall/TL;DR: If you love the Liberty Air 2 Pros and are ready for an upgrade, buy the Liberty 4. They are superior in sound quality, design, and are on-par with ANC and functionality. An excellent earbud to compete with any name-brand competitor for a reasonable price (time of review; $150).
Good quality
the natural eq in this earbud is pretty bad but good thing u can adjust it in the app. overall decent earbud. does the job but one this price should probably be better
