Anker’s Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro, which have been making waves for their exceptional call quality, are finally seeing a price drop. Currently priced the same as Apple’s AirPods 5 but with additional features, these earbuds are now available for $149.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Anker. The Liberty 5 Pro come in four colors: black, blue, white, and pink, and feature a screen-equipped charging case that allows quick adjustments to noise cancellation, sound profiles, and even Dolby Atmos head tracking. While the case might not be a must-have for all, it does offer a convenient alternative to the app for those who prefer a hands-free solution.
The Liberty 5 Pro’s audio quality can be further enhanced through customisation in the Soundcore app, making them a versatile choice for both calls and music. They also boast an IP55 rating, ensuring they can withstand sweat and splashes, and support LDAC high-res audio on Android devices. Despite the improvements, the Liberty 5 Pro’s performance is still typically cheaper than the competition at $169.99, making them a compelling deal for consumers looking for a feature-rich set of earbuds.
For those in need of a battery-powered video doorbell, the second-generation Ring Battery Doorbell Pro is also on sale, dropping to $149.99 from $249.99 with code 100VERGERING at Wellbots. This price is a significant discount and represents the lowest price we’ve seen since August. The new doorbell features 10x digital zoom and a sleeker design, making it a worthwhile upgrade from its predecessor. For gamers, Control Resonant, the follow-up to Control, is also available with a $12 discount on Steam preorders, bringing the price down to $47.99. This is the best deal yet for this highly anticipated game, which launches on September 24th.
Lastly, for those looking to enjoy the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on their Nintendo Switch, Walmart and Amazon are offering discounts on the preorder version, now available for $59.99. This price is a relief for those who were hit by the recent price hike, as the cartridge version typically costs $10 more. These discounts are a welcome break for fans and gamers alike, ensuring that high-quality products remain accessible to a wider audience.
