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

In general, I like them, for this price you will not find better, they are really good. There is no LDAC on iPhones and laptops, so I can recommend them to lovers of elite technology from apple, but they will fully open on android. Although I convince myself with the plus that they keep 2 times longer without LDAC turned on. With its pros. Detailing at high frequencies is immediately felt even after akg k371 studio monitors. I immediately realized that something in a pleasant sense was wrong, it turned out there were high-frequency reinforcing radiators. The headphones are unique in this, I began to hear new details in the old compositions. The bass is soft, but a little exaggerated, the mids are quieter than others. V-shaped frequency response. They really hold a charge for a long time compared to competitors, excellent sound insulation, you can not use active suppression at all, on the contrary, I use the transparency mode for external audibility. They sit well in the ears, with correctly selected nozzles on the body itself, and on the channels, you will hardly feel them in your ears, you can wear them all day. In the mode without LDAC, they generally hold for a long time. Plus a handy app. The microphones are good, not just like a headset, but the interlocutor will hear you. For 1 month, the firmware has been ated 3 times already, and each time the headphones really become even more polished. Got cons: V-shaped frequency response for an amateur, headphones are not for those who like smooth sound, I personally even had to turn down the high frequencies a little in the built-in equalizer, as it is too detailed from the habit after the monitors. The scene seemed a bit not as wide as on the same akg k371 monitors, plus even the already wired marshall mode eq, which I listened to from creative usb hd.