Anker Soundcore Liberty Neo Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Earbuds
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Our take on the Anker Soundcore Liberty Neo Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Earbuds
The Soundcore Liberty Neo is Anker's entry-level true wireless earbud, built around Bluetooth 5.0 and Graphene-coated drivers. It is a sport-leaning design with ear hooks and sweat resistance, aimed at gym-goers and commuters who want cheap wireless sound without fuss. Against rivals it gives up active noise cancellation, wireless charging and a transparency mode, and its bass-forward tuning and call quality are the usual weak points owners raise. It suits buyers who want a spare, rugged pair for workouts rather than a do-everything daily earbud.
- Graphene-coated drivers give a punchy, bass-heavy sound
- Ear hooks and sweat resistance keep them stable during exercise
- Bluetooth 5.0 with a stable connection to most phones
- Compact charging case that fits a pocket
- Simple pairing and on-ear controls
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What reviewers say
Owners treat the Liberty Neo as a solid budget workout earbud: stable fit, strong bass and an easy connection. Complaints center on muddy mids, average call quality and the lack of noise cancellation.
- Sound qualityMixedOwners like the strong bass but say the mids and vocals sound recessed.
- FitPraisedReviewers say the ear hooks keep the buds in place during runs and lifts.
- Call qualityCriticisedPeople on the other end report hearing background noise during calls.
Questions and answers
- Do the Liberty Neo have noise cancellation?
- No. They are passive-isolation earbuds, so you hear traffic and engine noise. Rivals at a similar level add ANC, but these do not.
- Are they good for running and gym use?
- Yes. The ear hooks and sweat-resistant build are the main reasons owners pick them for workouts.
- How is the sound tuned?
- Bass-forward. The Graphene-coated drivers push low end hard, which suits pop, hip-hop and electronic music but leaves vocals a little recessed.
- Can I use one earbud at a time?
- Yes. Each bud can work independently for calls or podcasts, which owners find handy at work.
- Do they have an app with EQ?
- No. There is no companion app, so the tuning is fixed and there is no custom EQ or firmware tuning.
- What comes in the box?
- The earbuds, the charging case, a USB charging cable and extra ear tips in different sizes.
