Experience a blend of innovation and comfort with the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, developed by the Anker Group. These wireless earphones are equipped with Adaptive ANC 2.0 technology, which provides dynamic noise cancellation that adapts to your environment. Thanks to the frequency response of 20 - 40000 Hz and the LDAC Bluetooth audio codec, you can immerse yourself in high-resolution sound. With Bluetooth 5.3 and Google Fast Pair, you get a fast and stable connection, while MultiPoint technology lets you switch effortlessly between different devices. The Liberty 4 NC is designed for comfort, with one-touch controls for ANC, music playback and calls, and wear detection that pauses audio playback when you remove an earbud and resumes it when you put it back in. Designed for active users, these earbuds are IPX4 waterproof, making them suitable for training or any outdoor adventure. The battery life is impressive: up to 8 hours of playback with noise cancelling enabled and a further 24 hours with the charging case. And thanks to wireless charging, you're always powered up and ready to go. Whether you're at home, commuting or travelling, the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC is your ideal audio companion, offering a blend of sound quality, comfort and durability.
Application range | General |
Equipment + Functions | Active noise reduction, Microphones, True Wireless |
Headphone type | Bluetooth headphones, In Ear Headphones |
Signal transmission | Wireless |
Noise cancelling | ANC |
Isolation | Closed |
Item number | 47036573 |
Manufacturer | soundcore |
Category | Headphones |
Manufacturer no. | A3947G51 |
Release date | 4.7.2024 |
Sales rank in Category Headphones | 228 of 6833 |
Colour | Pink |
Exact colour description | Pastel Pink |
Operating system compatibility | Android |
Application range | General |
Output | True Surround |
Noise cancelling | ANC |
Equipment + Functions | Active noise reduction, Microphones, True Wireless |
Music control | touchpad remote control, Universal Bluetooth Remote |
Signal transmission | Wireless |
Button functions | Accept call, Activate ANC, End call, interregnum, last song, next song, Play, Reject call |
Headphone type | Bluetooth headphones, In Ear Headphones |
Fit | In Ear |
Isolation | Closed |
Driver diameter | 11 mm |
Durability | Water-resistant |
Protection type (IP code) | IPX4 |
Converter principle | Dynamic |
Membrane size | 11 mm |
Frequency range | 20 - 40000 Hz |
Impedance | 10 Ω (ohm) |
Connections base/transmitter | USB-C |
Bluetooth version | 5.3 |
Bluetooth feature | AAC, Multipoint |
Bluetooth profiles | LDAC |
Max. range | 10 m |
Power supply | Rechargeable battery operated |
Battery life | 10 h |
Capacity | 53 mAh |
Charging time | 3 h |
Charging input | USB-C |
Country of origin | China |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | Charger housing, earplugs, USB C charging cable |
Height | 2.08 cm |
Width | 2.52 cm |
Depth | 3.33 cm |
Weight | 9 g |
Length | 11.10 cm |
Width | 10.40 cm |
Height | 8.90 cm |
Weight | 209 g |
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Source: GalaxusWith the Sony WF-1000XM5, the best all-rounder takes the test winner crown. The in-ears combine very good sound with strong ANC and many practical functions. The Liberty 4 NC from Sound- core proves that cheap doesn't mean bad, holding its own in a strong test field and deservedly receiving the price-performance seal of approval.
A lot of in-ear headphones for little money: Soundcore surprises with solid sound, good ANC and nice special functions (volume measurement).
Soundcore delivers. The Liberty 4 NC impress with their bass strength and customisable sound as well as other features such as ANC, a powerful battery and operation on the earpiece. Even if the app doesn't excel in all functions, it has implemented many important options in a sensible way...
