- So my good friends over at Soundcore sent
over their brand new
Liberty 3 Pro Truly Wireless Earbuds.
And when I tell you all,
"I was not ready".
(cheers)
I was not ready.
I was so not ready,
that these have officially retired my AirPods Pro.
(gasps)
That's right.
The captain of Team Apple said
that Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros are the best in the game.
Stay tuned.
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So again,
big shout out and thank you to Soundcore for
sending over their Liberty 3 Pro Truly Wireless Earbuds
and O M G ,
these things are game changers.
So you get this nice case,
they sent me out the black ones.
Let me turn it around,
open them up and boom, as such.
The case is a charging case.
So you get eight hours of charge per earbud,
depending on the settings that you use
and this, that and the other.
Then you get an additional 24 hours of charge
from the case itself.
So in total you get 32 total hours of battery life
out of the box.
But again, this will depend.
It will vary with your use,
because we have different settings
and play like active noise cancellation,
transparency mode, LDAC,
et cetera, et cetera.
So, how do they fit?
So when we take them out and put them in the ear,
they fit me pretty good out of the box.
I like that.
Now, obviously everybody has different ears,
so the fit will be subjective.
For me, they fit okay,
for you, they might not fit.
However, when you do get them in the box,
if you open the box,
you will be greeted by a ton of ear tips
and ear wings.
So if the ones that come standard don't conform
to your ears,
just open up the box
and do what you got to do.
But they feel good,
they got the nice silicone tips that fit nicely in your ears
and they feel good.
They don't really hurt or fatigue my ears,
even after wearing them for long periods of time.
So we definitely like that.
I would definitely classify these
as very comfortable earbuds.
Now, if you have the app,
and they do have a Soundcore app,
I would suggest you download the app,
it's available for both iOS and Android,
and inside of the app, they have an ear fit tip test.
So, you could actually put a pair of ear tips in there
that you think have a good fit and good feel,
because again,
when you're dealing with Truly Wireless Earbuds,
it's all about the feel.
And the app will let you know,
after you do a test,
whether or not you have a good feel
and fit for the tip that you chosen to put
on your Liberty 3 Pros.
And you definitely want to make sure you have a good feel.
So while we're talking about the app,
the app is very robust
and you definitely want to spend time
inside the app
because after you do the fit test inside the app,
what you really want to do is take the HearID test.
Now the HearID test will literally test
the insides of your ear
and what it does is it analyzes different noise patterns
and environmental background patterns,
so it can determine the best way to cancel out
the noise that doesn't matter
so it can bring in the noise
and the sound in your ears
in such a way that you get the most pleasurable,
awesome listening experience possible.
So even though I will say they do sound amazing
out of the box,
you will get the best possible sound experience
if you take the HearID test.
So definitely do that in the app.
Now we talking about features of the Liberty 3 Pros.
Like I said earlier,
they have active noise cancellation,
they have transparency mode,
they have touch controls on either earbud
so you can control things like volume,
you can control active noise cancellation,
transparency, play, pause, next, all the things.
The touch controls are a little wonky
and they take a little bit of getting used to.
The thing I don't like is that I have single tap set
to volume
and I just can't keep tapping to increase the volume.
No, you have to tap intermittently like:
tap,
Tap.
That is the best way for the B touch control to work.
The reason why you can't just keep tapping
to increase the volume,
or you can't even hold to increase volume,
is because the button controls have different things,
like they have a double tap
and they also have a triple tap
and they have a press and hold.
So because they have so much functionality,
you just can't keep tapping to increase the volume
or do other things that might be intuitive
to you or me,
but the earbuds just don't work that way,
so just be aware of that.
Be ready to tap like a grandma
if you want to change your volume
or something you have set to a single tap.
However, a drawback of the touch controls,
is that for active noise cancellation
and transparency mode,
those are both controlled with one single tap.
You can't have active cancellation with one tap over here
and then transparency mode,
one tap on over this side, no.
You have to cycle between them
with the one tap on one earbud.
So that's kind of a downfall,
I wish they would've separated active noise cancellation
and transparency mode,
to be able to be used with their own individual earbud
so you can go boom, active noise cancellation
or boom, transparency mode.
Nope, you gotta tap like a grandma to cycle.
That's kind of annoying,
but that's just me nitpicking.
Speaking of active noise cancellation;
it's okay.
I wouldn't by these just to have active noise cancellation
because you might be a little let down
but it definitely works.
Transparency mode, again,
it's okay.
Nothing game-changing
but it's there, it works.
The cool thing about these though,
is that they have a wind-noise reduction mode,
and that absolutely works
because I like to wear my earbuds when I'm jobbing,
and when I have the window down,
you know, you get all that wind noise
but these have wind-noise reduction on them
in the app.
So I definitely like that feature
and it works.
So once I get past the excitement of the app,
if you look on the back of the case,
you will locate a USB type C charging port right there.
I know it's hard to see
but it is right there.
And that way you can fast charge them
and do all that good stuff,
so we always like having a USB type C on board.
So of course you can't have a pair of 2021,
truly wireless earbuds
without having multi-point connection on board.
So like your boy Vyyyper,
who has an iPhone and an Android,
you come pair these both to an iPhone
and an Android.
Or if you have two iPhones or two Android,
you can to have these paired
to multiple devices at the same time,
so you can go back and forth between devices.
Legit.
Another important feature
of any truly wireless earbuds today,
is the microphone quality.
The microphone quality when you're trying to take a call
or maybe you have a video call
or something that you want to do.
How is the microphone quality?
Well, I will let you listen to that for yourself.
Monkey's in a shock.
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- What's up, people?
This your boy Vyyyper,
the man about tech,
and this is a live mic test
of the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros.
So you let me know how you like the microphone quality
downstairs, in the comments below.
I don't know about y'all,
but the microphone quality leaves a little bit
to be desired
but I'll let you be the judge.
So, once we get past the fit,
feel, comfort, app, features, all that stuff,
the most important thing that we have to check
with any truly wireless earbuds
or headphones is the sound
and oh my goodness.
These sound amazing.
The first thing that will hit you
dead in the face is the bass.
My goodness.
It literally sounds like I am standing
next to a subwoofer at a concert.
The bass is dumping.
It is legendary.
The bass is legit.
But but but but,
it's not just about the bass though,
even the vocals have such clarity.
So even if you're listening to a bass-heavy track,
Drake, we see you.
But even if you're listening to a bass-heavy track,
the vocals come through loud and crystal clear.
Such clarity,
definitely legit.
But the thing that surprised me probably most
on these earbuds,
is the background instrument separation.
(gasps) I know it's crazy.
Usually you get that type of stuff
on over-ear headphones,
where you're completely immersed in it.
But even with the Liberty 3 Pros,
they do a very good job
of separating background instruments,
like guitar, like drum beats,
different things like that.
Things that are
in the background that you normally don't even take
into account when you're listening to a track.
Somehow these air buds separate the background instruments
from the main track
and you can still hear them going on
while you're listening to the main track.
It's almost like some type of 3D effect.
I don't know how Soundcore got it done
but good Lord, it worked perfectly.
I am definitely feeling the sound quality
on these earbuds.
Now I am not no audiophile
like my man El Jefe Reviews or Game Scheme,
I'm a bass head.
So I like a lot of bass in my earbuds
and these definitely get the job done with the bass.
Just the overall sound in general.
Rich.
Vibrant.
Boomy.
Well, you can't go wrong with the Liberty 3 Pros.
The sound quality is A1.
Again, these have officially retired my AirPods Pro
and you know how much I love my AirPods Pro,
but they gotta go.
These are my are my new road dogs,
it is what it is.
So if you want to pick yourself up a pair of Liberty 3 Pros,
I will have an Amazon link down in the description.
I would highly, highly,
highly recommend you go check these out.
They retail for around $169.
Worth every single penny.
Soundcore, you did the thing
with the Liberty 3 Pros.
But Vyyype Nation,
that was my review of the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros.
Let me know,
are you on the market
for a fresh set of truly wireless earbuds?
Or maybe there's another pair of earbuds
out there that have your attention.
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