soundcore Liberty 4 Pro with 7 Noise Cancelling Sensor Now Available in Nepal

soundcore, a brand under Anker, launched a premium TWS earphone last year, the Liberty 4 Pro. The buds are now available in Nepal.

At first glance, the buds look quite ordinary, to be honest, until you open them, and then you realize they’re definitely out of the ordinary.

Anker has long been a powerhouse in the charging world, but its audio-focused subsidiary, soundcore, has quietly been making waves too, especially with premium headphones and earphones.

After getting my hands on the soundcore Space One Pro, I’ve been hooked on what soundcore brings to the premium segment. So when I first glanced at the Liberty 4 Pro specs, it immediately felt like soundcore was bringing the same level of refinement, but this time, to the TWS earphone space.

Let’s dive in and see if it lives up to the hype.

Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro Overview

The soundcore Liberty 4 Pro instantly stands out, and a lot of that credit goes to its case. Instead of the usual flip-top design, soundcore went with a sliding glossy lid that reveals the stem-style earbuds inside.

The earbuds themselves come with touch and slide controls on the stem, but soundcore didn’t stop there. The case also features a touch bar, which is something you rarely see in TWS earbuds.

Adding to the uniqueness is the rectangular Smart Display on the case. Using the touch bar, you can tweak earbud settings, check battery levels, and navigate through options, without even opening the soundcore app.

The Liberty 4 Pro packs a 10.5mm dual dynamic driver setup paired with a titanium-coated tweeter. For noise cancellation, soundcore has gone all out with seven sensors, six dedicated ones to sound and one barometric pressure sensor, which helps improve ANC performance, especially while traveling.

What’s even more impressive is that the earbuds reportedly recalibrate noise cancellation every 0.3sec², constantly adjusting to your surroundings for more consistent silence.

For calls, the earbuds include six microphones along with enhanced background noise reduction, ensuring voices stay clear and stable even in busy or noisy environments.

Connectivity is handled by Bluetooth 5.3. At first, it might not sound groundbreaking, but considering these buds launched about a year ago, it’s perfectly acceptable and still reliable.

Battery life is solid, too. You get up to 7.5 hours with ANC on and 10 hours with ANC off. With the case, total battery life jumps to 30 hours with ANC and 40 hours without it, meaning you’re getting roughly three additional full charges from the case.

And if you’re in a rush, fast charging has you covered; just 5 minutes of charging delivers up to 4 hours of playback, which is genuinely impressive.

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The Liberty 4 Pro comes across as a solid premium TWS offering from soundcore. It packs adaptive ANC, a 10.5mm dual driver setup, and even comes with an IPX5 ingress protection rating.

The main drawback is that the buds were released over a year ago. With the soundcore Liberty 5 already available in the Nepali market, the Liberty 4 Pro can feel like a questionable choice.

That said, if you want a premium feel, complete with touch controls on the case and a functional display, the Liberty 4 Pro still manages to stand out.

What did you think about the soundcore Liberty 4 Pro? Let us know in the comments.