The wireless earbuds with unbeatable call quality got their first discount
Anker’s Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro true wireless earbuds, praised for exceptional call quality and high-resolution LDAC support on Android, are discounted from their usual $169.99 to $149.99 at retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Anker, and B&H Photo. The buds, released in May and available in four colors, also include a screen-equipped charging case that gives quick access to noise cancellation, sound profiles, and other settings.
Why It Matters
This represents the first notable price cut since the Liberty 5 Pro launched, making a well-reviewed set of earbuds with unusually strong call performance and advanced features more affordable relative to rivals. For buyers who prioritize voice quality and Android high-res codecs, the sale narrows the gap with competing options like Apple’s newly released AirPods 5.
Key Facts
- Product: Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro
- Release month: May
- Noted strengths: Exceptional call quality; strong audio after app tuning
- Durability rating: IP55
- Audio codec: LDAC support on Android
Anker’s Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro true wireless earbuds have received their first significant discount since launching in May, with the price falling from the usual $169.99 to $149.99 at retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Anker, and B&H Photo. Reviewers highlighted the earbuds’ standout call quality, and the sale brings a highly regarded model to a lower price point than many rivals.
The Liberty 5 Pro earned a spot in reviewer John Higgins’ rotation for more than just calls: after adjusting settings in Soundcore’s app the earbuds reportedly deliver very good sound. They also carry an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance and support the LDAC high-resolution audio codec on Android devices. The earbuds come in black, blue, white, and pink.
A notable hardware addition is the charging case’s built-in screen, which lets users change active noise cancellation levels, switch sound profiles, enable speak-to-chat, and turn on Dolby Atmos head tracking without opening the app. The usefulness of the case display may vary by user, but it provides a quick way to tweak settings on the go.
The piece that announced the discount notes Anker kept the Liberty 5 Pro at $170 for months and suggests the recent price cut could be related to Apple’s launch of the AirPods 5, which start at $129 with a feature-rich version priced $20 higher — roughly the same current price as the discounted Liberty 5 Pro. The article also rounds up three other deals: a steep discount on the Ring Battery Doorbell Pro via a Wellbots code, a $12-off Steam preorder for Control Resonant at Newegg, and a discounted preorder price for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake at Amazon.
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