Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 VS Soundpeats H3

Both the Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 and the Soundpeats H3 are in-ear designs with no wires or cables, providing a true wireless experience. The Liberty 5 is slightly lighter at 10 g, while the H3 weighs 12 g, making it marginally heavier. Neither product includes wingtips, RGB lighting, UV light, or a display, keeping the design simple and functional.

When it comes to water resistance, both models are rated as water-resistant, but the Liberty 5 has a slightly higher ingress protection (IP) rating of IP55, compared to the IPX5 rating of the H3. This suggests the Liberty 5 may offer a bit more protection against water and dust, although both should perform well in wet conditions.

In terms of audio, both the Liberty 5 and the H3 feature stereo speakers, ensuring a balanced sound experience. However, neither product is designed as neckband earbuds, and neither includes a display or UV light functionality.

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 and the Soundpeats H3 both offer passive noise reduction, but the Liberty 5 stands out by also including active noise cancellation (ANC), providing an additional layer of noise-blocking capability. The Liberty 5 has a smaller 9.2 mm driver unit compared to the 12 mm driver in the H3, which may influence the sound signature and overall audio output.

In terms of frequency response, the Liberty 5 covers a wider range, from 20 Hz to 40,000 Hz, while the H3 is limited to a range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. This suggests the Liberty 5 could potentially offer a broader sound spectrum, particularly in the higher frequencies.

Neither product supports spatial audio, and neither includes Dirac Virtuo or a neodymium magnet. The Liberty 5 does include Dolby Atmos support, enhancing its soundstage, but the H3 does not offer this feature.

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 and the Soundpeats H3 differ in several key power specifications. The Liberty 5 offers a longer battery life of 8 hours on a single charge, while the H3 provides 7 hours of battery life. However, the Liberty 5 also excels in its charging case, offering 40 hours of total battery life, compared to the H3's 30 hours.

When it comes to charging time, the H3 is faster, requiring only 1 hour to charge fully, while the Liberty 5 takes 1.5 hours. The Liberty 5 also supports wireless charging, a feature not available with the H3, which has no wireless charging capability.

Both products have rechargeable batteries and include a battery level indicator, but neither product offers a solar power battery.

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 and the Soundpeats H3 share several connectivity features but also have a few differences. Both models support Bluetooth version 5.4, ensuring a stable and efficient connection. They also both feature USB Type-C for charging and support AAC audio codec, providing good sound quality over Bluetooth.

In terms of advanced Bluetooth features, the Liberty 5 supports LDAC for high-resolution audio streaming, while the H3 also supports LDAC but additionally includes aptX Adaptive, aptX, and aptX Lossless, offering a wider range of Bluetooth audio codecs. Neither product supports Bluetooth LE Audio or has Bluetooth pairing via NFC.

Both products have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters, ensuring flexibility when using them wirelessly, and neither supports fast pairing.

The Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 and the Soundpeats H3 share many similar features, but there are a few differences. Both models support fast charging, have a multipoint connection count of 2, include a mute function, and can be used as a headset. They also both feature a control panel placed on a device and have voice prompts. Additionally, both come with a travel bag, but neither has an in-line control panel, temperature sensor, or built-in camera remote control function.

One key difference is that the Liberty 5 offers ambient sound mode and in/on-ear detection, while the H3 does not include either of these features. Both models are unable to read notifications and do not have a built-in translator.

Both the Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 and the Soundpeats H3 feature 6 microphones, which should help deliver clear audio during calls. Additionally, both models are equipped with noise-canceling microphones, ensuring that background noise is minimized for better call quality.

There are no differences between the two products in terms of microphone count or noise-canceling features, as both share the same specifications.