I touched on this really quick on my overview of this Bluetooth, but I don’t really think I did its justice. Normally after a couple of days with a product I find myself normally out in my excitement. But with this product I found the opposite happening. You see, normally it’s the honeymoon phase that creates the most hype about the product. However, for me, I never had the honeymoon phase kick in. The fact that I have IEM that will forever be better than anything a Bluetooth device can ever accomplish in sound, it will always only allow my hype to be only so high. I know my Blessing 3 and or Blessing 2 will forever be my greatest instrument for sound so any bluetooth device will always be placed at arms distance. So days later after using the Liberty 4 I was surprised that I have gotten more excited about it each day that passes. And I think I know why.
Soundcore has this technology in their software that will adopt to your own ear and it frequency. This software does a phenomenal job at nailing the perfect EQ adjustment you need for your ears. Why is this important… because nobody has the same frequency limits or strength in both ears let’s alone vs others. And it is there where I think, for the first time a Bluetooth earphone might compete with my higher standards. None of my IEMS will ever or can ever be changed per ear. However they sound on the right will be the same in the left. But with the Soundcore app and earphones you can create individual adjustments for each ear.
You take this with the unique colors they have for the Liberty 4 and add this amazing fit that it gives you inside your ear without being too heavy or getting in the way for activities like a IEMs wire and you start to see a purpose for it in your life. No longer do I have to make as big of a sacrifice in sound quality and still get this tinny case I can put inside my pocket and go wherever I want to go and do whatever I want to do from bikes, running, basketball, etc, etc.
On top of this, it still has the needed ANC(actually a adaptive one which is even better), a 9 hour battery life, transparency modes, wireless charging, movie modes, LDAC, spatial audio, multi device connectivity, heart rate sensors, and even 18 month warranty(not just a year), …all while maintaining a $129 price range. I mean truly, what else could anyone ask of a Bluetooth earphone? You got the bass, your have amazing mids, treble extension and soundstage with imaging. It’s a dream come true, maybe better than a dream because it’s one that you create and customize for yourself.
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