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Ich verkaufe hier nagelneue Soundcore liberty 5 pro
Neu unbenutzt die kosten bei Mediamarkt 179€
This €150 asking price for a new Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro is ambitious and well above the typical used market, where the median sits at €67 and the 75th percentile reaches only €92. Even compared to fresh used listings clustering between €60 and €92, this new-condition ask demands roughly €53 more than the median, making it a poor value unless the buyer specifically requires brand-new packaging and zero prior wear.
The Liberty 5 Pro is a strong all-rounder launched in May 2026 at €179.99, praised for its Guinness-certified call quality, Thus™ AI features, and solid 12.5-hour battery life without ANC. It delivers excellent music detail and top-tier noise cancelling, but at €150 for new condition, you’re paying nearly full retail (€179.99) for a product that’s already widely available used at less than half that price. Unless you need pristine new condition, this is not a buying opportunity compared to the €60–€92 used range.
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soundcore is the consumer-audio brand of Anker Innovations, a Chinese technology company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Shenzhen. The soundcore name itself emerged later as Anker’s dedicated audio line; some sources trace its use back to the mid-2010s, while the brand’s current formal rollout is commonly dated to 2018. No single founder is typically associated with soundcore as a standalone hi-fi label, because it sits within the broader Anker corporate structure.
The brand is best known for mainstream audio products rather than traditional hi-fi separates. Its core lineup includes true wireless earbuds, noise-cancelling over-ear headphones, open-ear and sleep earbuds, Bluetooth speakers, and, more recently, smartglasses. It is not known as a maker of amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables, and it does not operate in the vintage-audio or specialist boutique categories.
In the market, soundcore occupies a value-driven, upper-budget to mid-tier position. Its products are generally aimed at buyers who want feature-rich wireless audio, long battery life, and strong app-based functionality at accessible prices rather than audiophile exotica or luxury-grade finishes. In other words, it is a serious mass-market contender in personal audio, not a high-end hi-fi brand.
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