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Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro earbuds hit record-low price of $135.99

The Verge ·

The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro earbuds have reached their lowest price yet at $135.99 during Amazon's October sale, down from their usual $169.99 retail price and undercutting AirPods 5 by $14. These earbuds are particularly praised for their excellent call quality, making them a compelling option for users prioritising audio clarity during conversations.

Beyond call quality, the earbuds pack several premium features including active noise cancellation, a display screen on the charging case, IP55 dust and water resistance, LDAC support for high-resolution audio, and built-in voice commands. The default sound profile is somewhat bass-heavy, though users can easily adjust it using seven customisable sound presets to suit their preferences.

  • Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro earbuds reach lowest price of $135.99 during Amazon sale
  • Praised for excellent call quality and $14 cheaper than AirPods 5
  • Features include ANC, water resistance, and customisable sound profiles

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Soundcore manufactures audio products and is known for providing advanced features at relatively accessible prices compared to premium brands. The Liberty 5 Pro is a wireless earbud model from Soundcore designed as a full-featured option for everyday listening and conversations.

The earbuds include active noise cancellation to reduce background sound, water and dust resistance for durability, and support for high-resolution audio quality. They feature a charging case with a small display screen and offer various customisable sound settings that users can adjust to their preferences.

These earbuds sit in the mid-range segment of the wireless earbud market, where consumers weigh features against price when choosing between different brands and models. They are particularly noted for their clear call quality, which appeals to users who frequently take phone calls through their earbuds.

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Originally published by The Verge as “The earbuds with the best call quality are cheaper than ever”.