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Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Yahoo
Get Samsung's brilliant T7 SSD for under $100
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. I recently got a pair of Soundcore Liberty 5 earbuds, and I love them. I wanted a budget pair of headphones under £100, that punched above their weight in sound quality and active noise cancellation, and that's exactly what I got. And I just sorted out a £10 discount for all Creative Bloq readers with Soundcore (UK only – but they're still a bargain at $130 for all US readers). If you enter the code CREATIVEBLOQ at checkout, you'll get an exclusive £10 off the Liberty 5s. It's not the biggest deal, but on an already fantastically-priced pair of in-ear headphones, I think it's a great bargain. The Liberty 5 designers are obviously a fan of Apple AirPods Pro, but that's not where the comparisons end. The active noise cancellation on these things are fantastic! So is the transparency mode. I also own the Apple AirPods Max, and though I'm certainly not comparing them to those, it's good for context. Basically, the Liberty 5s have no real right to be hitting ANC and sound quality levels like they do, and all for just £90. If you get a pair, be sure to download the Soundcore app and have a play with the equaliser. Below is a custom setting that I think really presents these headphones in their best light. Liberty 5 £100 £90 at Soundcore with code CREATIVEBLOQSave $10: These are my most recent purchase, and I really like them. For budget earbuds, they punch way above their weight class in sound quality (especially after playing with the equaliser through the Soundcore app), and boast great active noise cancellation. $89.99? Absolute bargain! View Deal See other great SSD deals here:
Mint
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
5 mind-blowing optical illusions that defy logic and make you question reality
5 mind-blowing optical illusions that defy logic and make you question reality| In Photos 5 Photos . Updated: 17 May 2025, 11:34 AM IST Share Via Optical illusions can effortlessly trick our brain by subtle changes in colour, light, or surroundings, leaving millions of people around the world in awe. 1/5Ludimar Hermann documented this classic optical illusion in 1870, known as the Hermann grid illusion. As you scan the image, you will find faint black dots appearing between the squares, only to vanish when you try to focus on them. (Pinterest ) 2/5The spinning vortex optical illusion is a physiological illusion, created by overstimulating the brain's senses with excessive colour, light, movement, or dimensions. It might seem like it's spinning, but it's actually a completely static image. (Pinterest ) 3/5The expanding black hole optical illusion appears to show the centre of the black hole expanding, but in reality, the image is completely still. The brain is trying to predict what comes next. (Pinterest ) 4/5Artist Bev Doolittle's classic equine-themed illusion has been puzzling viewers since the 1970s. The optical illusion drawing asks a seemingly simple question: how many horses can you see in the painting? (Creative Bloq )
