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Sound Advice: Wireless earbuds perfect for busy professionals

Don Lindich, Tribune News Service on

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Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max true wireless earbuds are a high-tech marvel: Earbuds are one of the most popular categories that I write about, and several weeks ago I wrote about an old-school wired pair. This week I have what are likely the most advanced earbuds on the market. They redefine what is possible with their combination of high-tech and advanced design.

The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max come in a smart charging case with display for operating the earbuds and controlling playback. The proprietary AI audio chip has literally set the Guinness World Record for the clearest calls in the world, while providing by far the best noise cancellation I have ever experienced. It uses a bone conduction sensor as well as microphones as part of the noise cancellation, and the performance is astounding. A friend of mine tried flushing the toilet while speaking to me to test the effectiveness, and I could not hear the flush even with his head 1 foot above the toilet with the lid up. He also ran the disposal in the kitchen sink and the vacuum cleaner and I could not hear them either. Suffice to say, if call quality is important to you, you aren't going to do any better than the Liberty 5 Pro Max.

You can control the earbuds with your voice without a wake word, telling them to start and stop playback, change tracks, answer calls and change volume. The notetaker function can record, transcribe and summarize meetings or take personal notes. And in true Soundcore fashion, the sound quality for music is excellent.

This is just scratching the surface of what this amazing product can do. When I tried them, they struck me as the perfect earbuds for busy professionals and those who put call quality at an absolute premium. Throw in the note taking features and they are practically an executive assistant in your pocket. The Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds are worth every penny of their $229.99 price, and have a 30-day satisfaction guarantee and lifetime customer support. soundcore.com

Q. I ordered the L&L Skin LED mask that you suggested and it works great. I now have a question about the L&L MAMI handheld. I have started to develop a turkey wattle under my chin, and was wondering if this device would help that. Can it be used safely on my chin and neck?

 

—R.B., West Mifflin, Pennsylvania

A. The L&L MAMI can be used safely on your chin and neck, and would nicely supplement your LED mask. That said, it is not the best possible tool for what you are trying to accomplish. An RF (radio frequency) device is even more effective lifting and tightening loose skin, as the RF waves heat the lower skin layers and stimulate the production of elastin and collagen. The lifting effect is clinically proven and it is natural and healthy as well. I am a big fan of RF, and was disappointed I had to discontinue it after I got a dental implant to replace a fractured molar. Even if I have moved on to LED, I recommend RF to anyone who can use it.

If you do not have a dental implant, I suggest going straight to an RF device. L&L has an excellent one called the VIA 3-in-1 Rejuvenation device. The VIA incorporates RF, microcurrent stimulation and an ultrasonic cleanser, so you get a lot of utility from a single device. It lists for $399, but I checked and the 40% off coupon code LABORDAY at llskinshop.com also works on the VIA, reducing it to only $239.40.

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