Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro vs Edifier TWS1 Pro

The Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro is not everything you ever wanted. The main concern is battery life and device switching/connecting. Hopefully this can be sorted out over time. I should have gone with the AirPods Pro which has about the same battery life but better device switching or the Sony WF1000XM4

Battery life, considering I just made the purchase and have had them a day, will be reported later. I was kind of wondering why my audiobooks narrators sounded different and kind of tinny, compared to my apple wired earbuds. I read enough reviews to understand the sound quality would be different, but did not realize the words people stated still did not match up to my expectations. Like I said, I went for battery life, and with my Iphone 11 requiring an adapter plugged into the Charge port to get audio to my wired earbuds, this is a reasonable decent price choice to allow charging while listening to an audiobook

The good news is that the ANC is awesome, the sound quality is awesome too, especially on the LDAC codec, and they're super comfortable. I bought some Comply foam eartips for them, because they were a massive upgrade in some other buds I've owned in the past, and if they're any better than the silicone eartips that come with the Liberty 3 Pros, I can't tell, so I stopped using them and went back to the stock ones. All in all, these are quite nice, if you don't mind jiggling the earbuds to get them to connect properly, but I do mind that. Especially after it happened on three pairs in one month

I am not a professional audio technician or anything in that genre, I have however built car stereo set ups when I was younger and great sound in my cars was important to me, it still is but after several car break ins and thousands of dollars worth of equipment lost I ended up giving it up, point is, even though peoples ear pallets varies greatly I feel like I know what good sound is suppose to sound like. I really wanted to be happy with these, I am so tired of trying to find a decent pair of headphones. So, when I look for earphones I off course want to have great listening sound for not only listening to music or watching streaming services, equally important is the quality of the microphone and battery life, and this is rarely properly mentioned in most reviews I have read, making it hard to find a decent headset/buds that actually fit my purpose. I have gone through dozens of different buds, corded, true wireless, mono stereo etc

So testing, testing one, two, three. Obviously I'm indoors. It is a semi-quiet room. So testing, testing one, two, three

when it comes to comfort well, they cause some ear irritation to both my ears, I wish they make a smaller ear tip for smaller ears. I don't have big ears and my ear canal is small. The touch features sometimes work and I had to fight against the earbuds to either forward a song or playback a song once again. The earbuds were reset more than 15 times in the 10 days period I had them, and something while using them or taking the earbuds out of the case, the buds will not connect properly