The Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot is the Soundcore Liberty 5 in its warmest colour: a soft, peachy shade that soundcore calls Apricot, sometimes described as light pink, on both the case and the short-stem earbuds. It is the colour for people who treat earbuds as part of an outfit rather than a piece of tech, and it pairs naturally with beige, cream, brown and pastel tones. The hardware matches every other Liberty 5: Adaptive ANC 3.0 focused on human voices, 9.2 mm wool-paper drivers, Dolby Audio and LDAC, six microphones and Bluetooth 5.4 multipoint.

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Why Apricot, and who it suits
Apricot suits buyers who want something softer than black, white or navy, and who like their accessories to match a phone case, a bag or a watch strap in warm neutrals. It looks gentle against the skin and less clinical than white, and it is easy to find in a handbag. As a light colour it shows makeup, sunscreen and dust more readily than the darker versions, so a quick wipe of the case and earbuds with a soft, slightly damp cloth every few days keeps the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot looking fresh. Store it in a pocket away from keys and coins to protect the finish.

A light, comfortable fit
Each Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot earbud weighs 4.6 g, and the short-stem design sits close to the ear. The box includes six ear-tip sizes from XXS to XL, so people with smaller ears have a real chance of finding a snug fit, which matters because a good seal improves comfort, bass and noise cancelling at the same time. Try two or three sizes during the first days before settling. With the IP55 rating covering sweat and water jets, the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot also handles a walk in the heat or a session at the gym.

Sound you can tune: Dolby Audio, HearID and LDAC
Each earbud uses a 9.2 mm driver with a wool-paper diaphragm and bass tubes that soundcore says keep low notes detailed. Dolby Audio is switched on in the soundcore app, and its effect depends on the source and the playback device. HearID 4.0 checks your hearing against the average for your age group and also tests your music taste, then builds a personal sound profile you can refine in the custom EQ. Android phones that support LDAC get a higher-bitrate connection and Hi-Res Audio; on iPhone the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot uses standard Bluetooth codecs.

Quieter cafés and calls
Adaptive ANC 3.0 recalibrates every 0.3 seconds (soundcore measures this with no audio playing) and concentrates on the voice range of 300 Hz to 3 kHz, where soundcore reports 6.5 dB more reduction than the Liberty 4 NC. That makes chatter in a café or on public transport easier to tune out, although soundcore notes voices are significantly reduced rather than blocked completely. Transparency mode uses two microphones per earbud, and six AI microphones with wind-noise reduction handle calls.

Battery and charging
soundcore lists up to 12 hours per charge with ANC off and 8 hours with ANC on, or 48 and 32 hours including the case. Ten minutes of charging gives about 5 hours of playback, though soundcore does not say whether that is with ANC on or off. The Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot case charges over USB-C, and it also works on a wireless charger: about 4 hours with the earbuds inside, per soundcore.

The rest, in brief
Bluetooth 5.4 keeps two devices connected at once, even with LDAC on, and Google Fast Pair speeds up pairing on Android. In the box: earbuds, charging case, six ear-tip sizes and a USB-C cable.
Who This Is Not For
The Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot is not for anyone who wants a colour that hides makeup and dust; darker versions are easier to keep clean. It is not for swimming, as IP55 does not cover immersion. iPhone users will not use LDAC. LDAC or Dolby Audio on a two-device connection brings playback down to about 4 hours, according to soundcore. And noise cancelling reduces voices rather than removing them completely.
Ordering from Totot
Totot sells the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot brand-new and genuine in its sealed box, backed by a 1-year warranty from Totot. It reaches any emirate within 3 business days at most, with free delivery on orders from AED 300, with cash on delivery or instalments via Tabby and Tamara. Items that arrive defective or not as ordered can be returned within 14 days, and any shipping damage should be reported within 48 hours of delivery. Browse more in our Earbuds range, or see the official soundcore Liberty 5 product page.
Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot Specifications
- Model: soundcore Liberty 5 (A3957)
- Colour: Apricot
- Drivers: 9.2mm with wool-paper diaphragm
- Noise cancelling: Adaptive ANC 3.0, recalibrates every 0.3 s (when no audio is playing); 6.5dB more reduction in the 300Hz–3kHz voice range than Liberty 4 NC in soundcore tests
- Transparency mode: Yes, two microphones per earbud
- Audio: Dolby Audio (enabled in the app), LDAC, Hi-Res Audio, HearID 4.0
- Call microphones: 6, with AI and wind-noise reduction
- Battery (ANC off): Up to 12 hours per charge, 48 hours with the case
- Battery (ANC on): Up to 8 hours per charge, 32 hours with the case
- Fast charging: 10 minutes for about 5 hours of playback
- Bluetooth: 5.4, multipoint with two devices (also with LDAC), Google Fast Pair
- Water and dust resistance: IP55
- Weight: 4.6g per earbud
- Wireless charging: Yes, the case charges on a wireless charger (about 3.5 h empty, 4 h with earbuds, per Soundcore)
- In the box: Earbuds, charging case, ear tips XXS/XS/S/M/L/XL, USB-C cable
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot FAQ
Is the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot pink?
No, not exactly. soundcore’s official colour name is Apricot, a soft peach shade that can look light pink in some lighting.
Does the Apricot colour show makeup and dirt?
Yes, more than the black or navy versions; a soft, slightly damp cloth cleans it easily.
Will the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot fit small ears?
Yes, for many people: each earbud weighs 4.6 g and six tip sizes, including XXS, are in the box.
Can I adjust the sound to my hearing?
Yes. HearID 4.0 in the soundcore app builds a personal sound profile, and a custom EQ is available.
How long does the Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot battery last?
12 hours per charge and 48 hours with the case with ANC off, or 8 and 32 hours with ANC on, according to soundcore.
Is Apricot different from the other colours in specifications?
No. Black, White, Navy Blue and Apricot share identical specifications.
Is it genuine?
Yes. Totot sells the genuine Liberty 5 by Anker Apricot, brand-new in its sealed box.
How long does delivery take?
3 business days at most across the UAE. Orders from AED 300 ship free, and the checkout page shows any current fee for your order.

















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