Nowadays, artificial intelligence technologies are integrated into audio equipment after phones and computers. Anker broke new ground in this field and announced the Liberty 5 Pro and Liberty 5 Pro Max, the first headphone models with an artificial intelligence chip.

The new series is equipped with a special artificial intelligence chip called Thus, developed by the company focused on sound. This technology aims to increase noise canceling performance while also preserving the clarity of voice during conversations in noisy environments.

Technical Specifications and Design of Liberty 5 Pro Series

The Liberty 5 Pro model is offered to users with blue, white, black and pink color options. The charging box of the device comes with a 0.96-inch touchscreen LCD screen, which is enlarged compared to previous generations.

Users can adjust the active noise canceling (ANC) level or quickly turn on transparency mode on this screen. While the headphones offer a usage time of 6.5 hours with the ANC feature enabled, this time can be up to 28 hours in total with the charging box.

The Liberty Pro Max model, which is in the higher segment of the series, is available in black and titanium gold color options. The most striking difference of this model is its artificial intelligence-based note-taking feature.

Liberty Pro Max is equipped with a larger AMOLED display measuring 1.78 inches. Processes such as music controls, headphone settings and ANC management can be done practically via this screen.

Advanced Features and Pricing

The charging box of the Liberty Pro Max model goes beyond just a charging function and has the ability to record meetings and conversations. The battery life of the device is similar to the standard Liberty 5 Pro model.

On the pricing side, the Liberty 5 Pro model is offered for sale at prices starting from $ 169.99. The Liberty Pro Max model, which has more advanced features, is on the shelves with a price tag of $ 229.99.

Both models aim to start a new era in the world of audio technologies with the hardware innovations they offer.

Do you think these screens and artificial intelligence features added to the headphone boxes are really necessary in daily use?