Anker’s new headphones are the first with its own AI technology that helps reduce noise

Liberty 5 Pro is available starting today for $169.99 in blue, white, black, and pink colors. It improves on its predecessor’s LCD touchscreen, but is now more accessible and larger at 0.96 inches. The icon can be used to change the ANC levels or turn on the display mode.

The addition of the Sochi Chip allows for a slight bump in battery life with 6.5 hours of listening with ANC activated that can be boosted up to 28 hours when combined with a charging case. However, the AI ​​chip offers other improvements including, Anker says, an ANC that is 100 percent more effective than the Liberty 4 Pro, improved voice clarity during calls by reducing the background noise around you, and faster response to 20 built-in voices. You can adjust the volume, control playback, and change ANC modes just by asking.

The Liberty 5 Pro Max is It is also available, but for $229.99 in black or titanium-gold finishes. It has the same battery life, IP55 dust and water resistance, and support for Apple’s Find My network as the Liberty 5 Pro, but with a larger 1.78-inch AMOLED display on top of it. The screen can be used to adjust settings and control the playback of what you’re listening to, while the screen can be used to record conversations and meetings. Recordings are shared and edited with the Soundcore app on your mobile phone which creates a record and displays the events where each speaker has been identified.