Anker’s Soundcore Liberty 4 earphones block distracting sounds and produce pleasing audio via dual dynamic drivers in each earpiece for a reasonable $149.99. They don’t outperform much pricier noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds from Apple and Bose, but they do offer hi-res-capable LDAC codec support, as well as a useful companion app with an adjustable EQ. Jabra's waterproof Elite 7 Active ($179.99) earphones are better suited for the gym, but it's still easy to recommend the Soundcore Liberty 4 to anyone looking for sensibly priced noise cancellation in a wire-free design.Splashy Aesthetics, Complex Drivers The stem-style Liberty 4 earphones are available only in a glossy black finish with gold accents and translucent eartips. The Soundcore logo appears subtly on the unexpectedly compact earpieces (surprising given the dual dynamic drivers they house). They fit securely and ship with four pairs of semi-transparent silicone eartips in small, medium (two), and large sizes. ...
The dual-driver Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 earphones offer a rich sound signature and solid noise cancellation for a reasonable price.
Potent bass and bright detail; Effective noise cancellation for the price; LDAC support; Adjustable EQ in app
Sculpted sound signature won't appeal to purists