Great comparison. I have the Liberty 3 Pros, bought the Neobuds Pro a couple days ago, and ended up returning them for several reasons: 1) have not been able to achieve a comfy fit with stem style buds, but though these would be an exception, 2) volume degrades about 10% using custom EQ; Dynamic EQ raised volume but bloated the overall quality, and 3) app not as intuitive aa Soundcore's app. Ambient mode on Neobuds is better, ANC so-so. L3P just couldn't be pushed aside by Neobuds in my experience.
Thank you. For me the liberty 3 pro are perfect, but I just can't get a good fit on the right ear. Already tried all the wing and ear tips and still not good. I'll try the jabra elite 7 active next.
Yes Fit is very important, I have both but for me the Edifier had stronger ANC than the Ankers. Anker comes with 4 buds and the Edifiers come with 7, so I found it easier to get a better fit with the Edifier as I think most people will.
I LIKE YOUR HONEST REVIEWS THAT ARE BASED ON PERSONAL EXPRIENCE AFTER PRODUCT USE. THAT HELPS US OR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BUY MAKE A BETTER CHOICE. HOWEVER COULD YOU BE KIND AND CUT OFF THE BACK GROUND MUSIC, IT DISTURBS YOUR VOICE. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT SONY WHXM4 AND WHXM5? ANY REASONABLE CHANGE TO UPDATE?
I just pull down both the lows and highs, then up the mids. I think we all hear a little differently, so the best bet is to experiment with the settings. The base on both these buds can be pretty strong, so I like to soften it a bit. But, I’m Perry sure other people would rather pump it up higher!
I'm new to all this. If I use the buds on several devices will I have to use a separate equalizer on each device, or is there some onboard memory on the buds. Also my impression from the reviews is that the Neobuds sound better out of the box.
The last setting you have in the app will carry over into the buds until you change them, regardless of device. And yes, the Neobuds sounded better to me out of the box and only needed minor adjustments in the EQ to be where I wanted them to be. 👍
@@kenyanow8274 thank you so much for your fast response. I had ordered both already but not recieved yet. Someone is bringing them to India for me. I'll be keeping one and giving the other away. I've got to say your review was excellent. One thing that was mentioned in another review was that it is quite easy to accidently trigger a tap when removing or adjusting the Soundcore buds because there isn't much to grab onto that isn't touch sensitive. What is your experience?
@@colinmunro2632 the touch sensitivity for the Liberty Pro’s can be adjusted in the app. I had to adjust it to make it less sensitive in order for the touch controls to work *better*. Also, the Liberty’s give you full control with single, double, triple, and long tap. You sorta need to be strategic with how you assign the controls. For example, I settled on triple taps being volume control. If I had forward track as a triple and double as volume, I would rarely get it to forward track, as the Liberty would just stop at the double. So, if you’re patient, you’ll find a control sequence that works for you. But to answer your question, when I decreased the touch sensitivity, I had no issues with phantom touches. But like anything, you get better at it with practice. Enjoy!
I’m not convinced that would be an upgrade. The Neobuds sound great, fit great, and have good ANC. If the Neobuds had more on-board controls, I would pick them over the Soundcore. The real upgrade might be the Sennheiser TW3…
Hello your video was awesome, clear explanation, may i ask, i was using jabra elite active 65T for 2 years, is it worth to upgrade it into edifier neobuds pro? Thanks :)
Jabra makes a great earbud. The Neobuds will probably sound better to you than the 65t’s, but the Jabra’s have better on board control. If it were me, I’d be grabbing the Neobuds.
Thank you for this in-depth video! I’m an iPhone user and I’m currently choosing earbuds to buy. I’m looking for the best sound and ANC you can get at the price range of $150. I’m considering Edifier NeoBuds Pro (but iPhone can’t benefit from their LHDS/LDAC codecs, their app is a little suspicious about it’s requirements, and the reviews are controversial), EarFun Air Pro 2 (but they don’t have an app with the EQ) and some of the LG Tone ones (but I want a great sound, not connectivity). Which of them would you recommend for me? Or maybe you think I should go for sth different? Please, help!
You’ll be able to get the Liberty Pro 3 for around $150 with various sales. It’s the better than the ones you listed. For a bit more ($220-$240), the Technics AZ60 are better sounding than the Liberty’s. Bose QC are in sale for $199 and have the best ANC with quality sound. The Beats Fit Pro is also very good and has the H1 chip. It too runs for $199. But if the $150 price point is the limit, the Liberty’s are hard to beat. Good luck!
@@kenyanow8274 thank you very much! I’m just not confident about the sound quality of Beats Fit Pro, which I’m considering to buy too. In terms of sound, can they compete with the ones I mentioned?
@@piliff_e I really enjoy the sound of the Beats Fit Pro. It’s warm and airy with a controlled base and clear mids. Of course, Apple and Beats buds don’t have an app with a multiband equalizer, but the native music app in the iPhone does have equalizer presets. Their ANC is also quite good. To be honest, my favorites are the Bose QC, the Beats Fit Pro, and the Technics AZ60. Whatever you decide, purchase from somewhere that has a solid return policy. You might find something that sounds great but is just too painful to wear. So trying it out for a few days is helpful. For me, the Beats Fit Pro and Bose QC’s fit the best and had the best ANC.
@@kenyanow8274 thank you very much, I really appreciate your help! The thing is, I live in Russia and it’s hard to find some earbuds I see on RUclips, especially on official websites, who provide returns… That’s why I’m trying to find the best of the best for my needs and budget, to never have to find ways of return
I had the Neobuds, heard everyone praise the L3Ps, sent the Neobuds back to buy the L3Ps, got frustrated I couldn’t get a secure fit with the L3Ps, ordered another pair of Neobuds and I’m sticking with them. The L3Ps might be slightly better audio quality, ANC is a tie, but the Neobuds with spinfit tips stay locked in better for me.
I’ve not tried the Momentum’s. I have used the CX Plus. CX Plus sounded good with a wider soundstage, but LP3 have better ANC and greater customization.
@@kenyanow8274 thank for the response man. Wow even with the CX plus Sennheiser is killing it, I have the Neobuds pro it sound great but I'm always worrying about the battery life with the transparency/ambient feature on. I don't really need strong ANC,. Both the L3P and momentum tw2 is going on sale annnnd I'm considering a fair upgrade. Also. I'm seeing lot of issues with L3P, and I might want to skip the features vs sound quality and battery life. Anyways thank you!
Don't get your hopes up by watching these paid videos and product trailers, don't get excited, we're not working on phonology or acoustics, but it's not worth the money. I switched to Samsung Buds but it's not worth it, go for bose,Sennheiser or Sony, Jabra,neobuds
I have listened to hundreds of reviews and this one was one of the best!
You just earned a subscriber. Keep up the good work!
I've got the Pro PodsAir but have heard a lot about the Pro 3 Liberty so might have to check them out.
coresound products generally seem nice very.
Great comparison. I have the Liberty 3 Pros, bought the Neobuds Pro a couple days ago, and ended up returning them for several reasons: 1) have not been able to achieve a comfy fit with stem style buds, but though these would be an exception, 2) volume degrades about 10% using custom EQ; Dynamic EQ raised volume but bloated the overall quality, and 3) app not as intuitive aa Soundcore's app. Ambient mode on Neobuds is better, ANC so-so. L3P just couldn't be pushed aside by Neobuds in my experience.
Thank you. For me the liberty 3 pro are perfect, but I just can't get a good fit on the right ear. Already tried all the wing and ear tips and still not good. I'll try the jabra elite 7 active next.
I have the same problem!
Great revie! Thank you. Could you kindly share your eq settings of the Soundcore Liberty Pro 3?
Yes Fit is very important, I have both but for me the Edifier had stronger ANC than the Ankers. Anker comes with 4 buds and the Edifiers come with 7, so I found it easier to get a better fit with the Edifier as I think most people will.
I LIKE YOUR HONEST REVIEWS THAT ARE BASED ON PERSONAL EXPRIENCE AFTER PRODUCT USE. THAT HELPS US OR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BUY MAKE A BETTER CHOICE. HOWEVER COULD YOU BE KIND AND CUT OFF THE BACK GROUND MUSIC, IT DISTURBS YOUR VOICE. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT SONY WHXM4 AND WHXM5? ANY REASONABLE CHANGE TO UPDATE?
Nice comparison! It would be great if you shared the EQ settings of the Neobuds Pro to test it when I get them.
I just pull down both the lows and highs, then up the mids. I think we all hear a little differently, so the best bet is to experiment with the settings. The base on both these buds can be pretty strong, so I like to soften it a bit. But, I’m Perry sure other people would rather pump it up higher!
I'm new to all this. If I use the buds on several devices will I have to use a separate equalizer on each device, or is there some onboard memory on the buds. Also my impression from the reviews is that the Neobuds sound better out of the box.
The last setting you have in the app will carry over into the buds until you change them, regardless of device. And yes, the Neobuds sounded better to me out of the box and only needed minor adjustments in the EQ to be where I wanted them to be. 👍
@@kenyanow8274 thank you so much for your fast response. I had ordered both already but not recieved yet. Someone is bringing them to India for me. I'll be keeping one and giving the other away. I've got to say your review was excellent. One thing that was mentioned in another review was that it is quite easy to accidently trigger a tap when removing or adjusting the Soundcore buds because there isn't much to grab onto that isn't touch sensitive. What is your experience?
@@colinmunro2632 the touch sensitivity for the Liberty Pro’s can be adjusted in the app. I had to adjust it to make it less sensitive in order for the touch controls to work *better*. Also, the Liberty’s give you full control with single, double, triple, and long tap. You sorta need to be strategic with how you assign the controls. For example, I settled on triple taps being volume control. If I had forward track as a triple and double as volume, I would rarely get it to forward track, as the Liberty would just stop at the double. So, if you’re patient, you’ll find a control sequence that works for you. But to answer your question, when I decreased the touch sensitivity, I had no issues with phantom touches. But like anything, you get better at it with practice. Enjoy!
@@kenyanow8274 Wow. Fast. Thanks. Subscribed. 👍
you can turn down your bgm a littel bit
I have the edifier nb 2 pro, is it worth upgrading to the Soundcore liberty 3 pro's? Thanks!
I’m not convinced that would be an upgrade. The Neobuds sound great, fit great, and have good ANC. If the Neobuds had more on-board controls, I would pick them over the Soundcore. The real upgrade might be the Sennheiser TW3…
@@kenyanow8274 thaks for the response! but i have the NB 2 pro, is a similar model, but isnt the neobuds ^^
@@ricardoribeiro2194 Gotcha. I haven’t used those. But I would have to think the Soundcore would be a step up. Sorry I can’t be more helpful.
@@kenyanow8274 Thanks =D Saving money is allways important. A hug from Brazil ^^
Hello your video was awesome, clear explanation, may i ask, i was using jabra elite active 65T for 2 years, is it worth to upgrade it into edifier neobuds pro? Thanks :)
Jabra makes a great earbud. The Neobuds will probably sound better to you than the 65t’s, but the Jabra’s have better on board control. If it were me, I’d be grabbing the Neobuds.
Your background music is very distracting!
Yes, I agree. Last time I’ll be adding music.
Thank you for this in-depth video! I’m an iPhone user and I’m currently choosing earbuds to buy. I’m looking for the best sound and ANC you can get at the price range of $150.
I’m considering Edifier NeoBuds Pro (but iPhone can’t benefit from their LHDS/LDAC codecs, their app is a little suspicious about it’s requirements, and the reviews are controversial), EarFun Air Pro 2 (but they don’t have an app with the EQ) and some of the LG Tone ones (but I want a great sound, not connectivity). Which of them would you recommend for me? Or maybe you think I should go for sth different? Please, help!
You’ll be able to get the Liberty Pro 3 for around $150 with various sales. It’s the better than the ones you listed. For a bit more ($220-$240), the Technics AZ60 are better sounding than the Liberty’s. Bose QC are in sale for $199 and have the best ANC with quality sound. The Beats Fit Pro is also very good and has the H1 chip. It too runs for $199. But if the $150 price point is the limit, the Liberty’s are hard to beat. Good luck!
@@kenyanow8274 thank you very much! I’m just not confident about the sound quality of Beats Fit Pro, which I’m considering to buy too. In terms of sound, can they compete with the ones I mentioned?
@@piliff_e I really enjoy the sound of the Beats Fit Pro. It’s warm and airy with a controlled base and clear mids. Of course, Apple and Beats buds don’t have an app with a multiband equalizer, but the native music app in the iPhone does have equalizer presets. Their ANC is also quite good. To be honest, my favorites are the Bose QC, the Beats Fit Pro, and the Technics AZ60. Whatever you decide, purchase from somewhere that has a solid return policy. You might find something that sounds great but is just too painful to wear. So trying it out for a few days is helpful. For me, the Beats Fit Pro and Bose QC’s fit the best and had the best ANC.
@@kenyanow8274 thank you very much, I really appreciate your help!
The thing is, I live in Russia and it’s hard to find some earbuds I see on RUclips, especially on official websites, who provide returns… That’s why I’m trying to find the best of the best for my needs and budget, to never have to find ways of return
I had the Neobuds, heard everyone praise the L3Ps, sent the Neobuds back to buy the L3Ps, got frustrated I couldn’t get a secure fit with the L3Ps, ordered another pair of Neobuds and I’m sticking with them. The L3Ps might be slightly better audio quality, ANC is a tie, but the Neobuds with spinfit tips stay locked in better for me.
Earbud fit is going to be unique to everyone. If the Neobuds had full on-board control, I’d select them over the LP3’s.
Can you please tell me which spinfit do you use?
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@@chadminor2360 Thank s bro✊🏻
momentums or L3p?
I’ve not tried the Momentum’s. I have used the CX Plus. CX Plus sounded good with a wider soundstage, but LP3 have better ANC and greater customization.
@@kenyanow8274 thank for the response man. Wow even with the CX plus Sennheiser is killing it, I have the Neobuds pro it sound great but I'm always worrying about the battery life with the transparency/ambient feature on. I don't really need strong ANC,. Both the L3P and momentum tw2 is going on sale annnnd I'm considering a fair upgrade. Also. I'm seeing lot of issues with L3P, and I might want to skip the features vs sound quality and battery life. Anyways thank you!
Don't get your hopes up by watching these paid videos and product trailers, don't get excited, we're not working on phonology or acoustics, but it's not worth the money. I switched to Samsung Buds but it's not worth it, go for bose,Sennheiser or Sony, Jabra,neobuds