r/soundcore

Good day,

My last earbuds have battery issues and it is time to replace them ( soundpeats air 4 pro)

I use them mostly when I travel with planes (with both ear buds) and in the office with only one earbuds

I was thinking about the soundcore P41i since they have a very good battery life, a built in phone stand (not exactly a must but definitely nice to have) unfortunately I was not able to find much about this model in particular so I have 3 questions:

- Does they support mono mode? As I really prefer earbuds that support it

- how do they compare with the soundpeats air 4 pro that I currently have?

- anything better for my use? Mono mode is a must...

I got a set of these expensive wireless earbuds recently and they have proved endlessly buggy, despite two firmware updates since getting them.

Got the latest firmware update this morning (to version 04.40 for the earbuds and 01.38 for the box), the volume has consistently gone up and down by itself and I have put everything at their minimal settings - no LDAC, no ANC/Adaptive/Transparency, HearID to try to mitigate the issues, but all for naught - the Android volume bar comes onto the screen by itself and yanks itself up and down as I watch it.

The screen on the box is constantly lighting up by itself when left alone, reducing the charge.

Anyobe else? Will try reporting all of this today to Soundcore as it's largely unusable.

I plan on getting one of P41i or Liberty 5, since price is kinda similar. Battery is much better on P41i, so i wonder if Liberty 5 sound is a lot better, cause i would prefer better sound over battery, but if there is no huge difference bigger battery would be nice. I usually use buds in the gym and bus so idk if i need some insane anc for that, also when it comes to music i listen to metal mostly so i want nice bass but not too much so i can also hear guitar and vocals nicely. What are your experiences, which option you think would suit me more?

I've just upgraded from soundcore 2 to soundcore 3 and the call volume is absurdly low. Medieval is perfectly fine.

I'm sure the call volume individual slider is all up to the max, as it is with my soundcore 2, but with soundcore 3 I can hardly hear anyone with some local background noise...

I've tested in 2 different pixel phones and 1 Lenovo tablet. The result is the same... As soon as I answer the call the volume is just too low...

Already tested a few things, like disabling absolute volume control but without success. I'm on 00.46 firmware and there are no updates.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Could someone suggest me a possible way to solve this?

Thank you!

Quick review of the new Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro (L5P). For context, I'm no audiophile, but I've been through a ton of buds: Pixel Buds Pro, Bose QC II, Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, AirPods Pro (already returned), plus a bunch of open and half in ear types. My last ANC Soundcore was the Liberty 3 Pro, and I currently use the Aerofit 2 too.

Gotta give Soundcore credit here. The L5P is easily the most complete product I've used. Not the absolute best at any one thing, except for call quality, but for general daily use it's the most balanced package out there. If I could only keep one pair, this would be it.

The quick breakdown:

• ANC: Top notch. Can't believe I'm saying this, but it's almost as good as my Bose QC II, and it beats Google, Samsung, and the AirPods I had.
• Sound: Not for critical listening, but good enough, especially after tweaking the EQ.
• Calls: Simply the best. No competition here.
• Perks: Super comfortable, connects to 3 devices at once.
• Smart Voice Commands: More built in commands than Galaxy B3P. You can switch between ANC, Transparency, and Adaptive modes entirely hands free with your voice.

One weird thing though:

I liked them so much I bought a second pair for my partner. That pair has different smart voice commands than mine. For example, for volume control, mine needs "increase volume" and "decrease volume," while hers uses "volume up" and "volume down." Feels like Soundcore is shipping different hardware batches or stealth revisions.

Ok, so i don't know how long I've had these, maybe a couple months, but the right just stopped working. Isn't power issue, blockage issue, nor Bluetooth issue. When I push it into my ear, it works again, but then glitches out, then stops working again. So is there anyway to fix this issue or do I have to replace them?

First off, I plan on buying either the Q45 or the Space One Pro because I'm going to be traveling soon, and I want to upgrade from my old AirPods that I bought in 2022 or 2023.What I value most is comfort, sound quality (because I listen to music a lot), and longevity. I know the Space One Pro is the newer model, but is the extra price actually worth it?I know the Q45 has better battery life and comes with a carrying case, but both of those are pretty insignificant to me. I charge my devices every day, so battery life won't be an issue, and I'd much rather wear the headphones around my neck than carry them in a case. So, is the build quality, ANC, comfort, and overall experience worth paying extra for the Space One Pro? I've heard a lot of people say the Q45 clamps too tightly on the head, and I'll probably be wearing them for over 8 hours at a time. I've also heard some people say the Q45 feels a bit cheap.

For someone who has used both, which one do you prefer, and why?

I have Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, and the ear detection feature doesn't work properly. Maybe I should clean the sensors in a specific way (I do clean them, but perhaps my method is wrong). Has anyone else had this problem and solved it? The detection is really bad; it pauses videos on its own, and its recurrence is annoying.

Hello everyone, I am currently using the Soundcore Space One (non-Pro), mostly at my PC, which can get loud (not because of dust it's just the nature of an 850W PC), and the ANC on the Ones isn't good enough. I would get the Space 2's for around 120€, which, if good enough, would be worth it. So, could somebody who has used the Ones and the 2's tell me whether an upgrade is worth it?

I had an airpods 1st gen which has that stem mode and i want an upgrade , its not because its bad but it for their old model of hanging in the ear and no noise cancelation within , and i had them over 1-1.5 years , is buying the R50i NC worth buying , since i want an upgrade from those

At the heart of the new ANC technology is Anker’s custom-designed Thus chip. "We actually spent three years building this foundation for Anker,” says Qian. The Thus chip is not solely for the Liberty 5 Pro series. Thus is a significant multi-year investment to develop proprietary silicon, which moves Anker from a component assembler to an architecture player.

Call quality is my top priority. Since I work in noisy environments, having a microphone that ensures my voice is transmitted clearly and understandably to the other side is the most important criterion for me. In addition, price is also an important factor.

Hello
I just got the Liberty 4 Pro
Updated everything
Checked out the Tapping/Sliding options for each earbud but I can't see an Option to reset a Song/Video from the start.
Is this feature missing ? I had it on some old Earbuds, i just had to quick tap once to just reset what I was listening to or watching.
Am i not seeing it ?

I really like the audio quality of my soundcore space ones I bought today, I just have problems with the earmuffs/earpads. There is a lot of noise bleeding and I prefer my headphones to have a lot firmer feeling earmuffs/earpads.

So if anyone knows of upgradable ones I could find somewhere, I would really appreciate it :)

I was hoping to buy the R60 iNC variant, and I was wondering, does it really last 50 hours?

Is there any way to find them? They're still in the case, and they aren't registered in Google find device. I know they are in my house and I don't need a basic location. They still have battery. Please I'm desperate I love those things

For anyone who has these earbuds, how would you say the comfort level is— particularly how it would be for someone with sensitive ears? The Airpods 2, for example, have my ears aching after 30 minutes to an hour of wearing it. I'm thinking that the fact that it has a hook and its shape might alleviate the burden on my ears and make it feel lighter.