Review on Wireless headphones Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, eclipse black by Kichiro ᠌

Why such a low rating with so many impressive pluses? Answer: Given the price, the sound is absolute slag! The first thing that catches your ear is high frequencies. There are a lot of them and they are just terrible quality. To be honest, even cheaper dynamic models from the same Anker gave out even less dirt and constant background overtones at the top. And then the fittings from Knowles are declared. I didn't find anything regarding the driver installed here, but if this is real Knowles, then this is one of the most disgusting implementations. The effect of "broken glass", dirt, constant homogeneous overtones of the "TSS PSHSH" type, sibilants cutting the ear, the complete absence of at least some layering - a complete set of all kinds of problems on the HF. And the complete nozzles not only do not try to somehow cover the dirt of the high ones, they also emphasize them quantitatively. Although the quality of manufacturing of complete nozzles is good. With the SpinFit CP360 and Symbio attachments, the upper feels a little "quieter". The speaker, playing mainly low frequencies, delivers no less problems. The bass is swollen, homogeneous, completely uncontrollable. The speaker buzzes and hums even in those compositions where attention at low frequencies is absolutely minimal. Solid disembodied and wadded "BU BU BU BU" in the background, readability and at least some density are absolutely absent. Finishes the whole picture a radical failure in the middle. Vocals (both female and male) and the main timbres of the instruments sound very dry and poor, which is why the booming lows and dirty sparkling highs draw even more attention to themselves. High-quality equalization saves the headphones. If you remove the peaks at the edges of the frequency range and raise the middle, the sound becomes more balanced, but the overall quality cannot be saved in this way. The bass will be less, but it's still buzzing and booming. The top will become smaller, but it still sparkles and rustles. And the very fact of the need for equalization is not a compliment towards headphones at all.