EarFun Air Pro - Black

I really enjoy using the Earfun Air Pro, which I've had for three weeks now. These are my first ANC True Wireless earphones, so I haven't got much to compare them to. Use them with iMac and iPhone with consistent and promised sound quality.

ANC works pretty good when traveling, both on airplane or bus, but don't expect them to work miracles. They reduce sounds well enough to concentrate, listen music and such, but will not create a perfect silent void. My wife is a professor and is now teaching from home right next to me. I put them on with some music at a decent volume, and I forget she's even there. Battery life has not disappointed and seems to run close to what's promised.

When taking one earphone out music will pause, which is nice, but if you put anything close to it, it will resume (or if you place it face down on a table, close your hand, put it inside a pocket). The trick is to have the case close by all the time to place them there when not in use.

The case is much smaller than expected and the earphones are lighter too. Can use them for long periods with absolutely no discomfort. Also, they stay in place most of the time. After a while, the left one tends to move out of place a bit, but will not fall (unless bumped).

I do hear some interference and sound quality degradation some times, especially during calls or videoconference, but can't seem to be able to replicate at will, so it could be anything. Reported sound quality from the other side of calls is very good.

Worth a try if they are your first TWL earphones. Like me, you probably won't find them disappointing and will enjoy them. Show Full Review

Design: the size and shape of the buds are really awesome and very unique. It looks great when i wear it be in gym or while in office.

Sound: pretty good sound with heavy bass. Cannot compare with other high priced earbuds available from Sony, Apple or Jabra. But considering the price, earfun air pro has very good sound quality while listening to music, no latency observed while watching and video, and particularly clear sound when you are using the buds for any long calls. I have asked the listener and no issues in hearing my voice clearly even when i am walking in a noisy street. Very satisfied with this performance because my Jabra 75t abosrbs more background sounds and passed it on to listeners while i had no idea about that.

Battery: Excellent battery life. Used for straight 2 days with avergae usage of 10hours per day, and only had to recharge the case after 2 days.

Noise cancellation: pretty decent but cannot be compared with other high end products available from Jabra and Sony.

Build quality: Very good plastic quality have been used both for case and the ear buds

As of now, i have 0 complain about these earbuds. Show Full Review

Nothing bad to notate here, regarding these Earbuds. Had never heard of the EarFun brand prior to reading a review of the pair in Popular Mechanics (of all places). They raved about this product, and now that I have a pair , I can state that the PM review was spot on! If you’d love to own a pair of Apple earpod “Pros”, but can’t or won’t spend the $200. plus price tag, these earbuds will not disappoint! Especially for the money spent.Awesome battery life and even more awesome blue tooth connectivity. Better than almost every other brand on the market, save the Apple earpods themselves. I had my I-phone Stowe’d behind me me within my backpack and never lost my blue tooth signal. Quite impressive. Plus set up is a breeze, as is charging and overall operation. Then there’s the dynamic sound quality. Like I said, you’ll not be dissatisfied.Now, go buy them! You’ll be glad you did! Show Full Review

Addendum: EarFun customer service saw my negative review and offered me a free replacement even though I had returned my original pair. Freya from customer service expedited my replacement and the new earbuds work just great. Since I returned the original set of earbuds, I couldn't inspect them to see if my original pair didn't work because of user error. Freya made sure I removed the plastic covering over the new earbud terminals, and now I can't remember if I neglected to do that on the original pair or not. So, I don't know whether to be apologetically embarrassed or if my original pair was a dud. All I do know is that EarFun stands behind their product and I am one satisfied customer. Thanks, Freya. Thanks, EarFun!Original Review: I have an older pair of EarFun wireless earbuds and they have surprisingly great sound quality for an inexpensive pair of earbuds. When I purchased EarFun Air Pro Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling, I again expected another excellent product for an inexpensive cost. However, these earbuds could not be charged, recognized, or paired. I returned them easily for a full refund from Amazon. However, I remain disappointed that this higher-end EarFun model was totally unusable. I must say that the return was simple and Amazon remains very easy to work with regarding defective products. Show Full Review

This is one of the best ANC earbuds you can get that doesn't cost much. It's slightly bassy with clear sound and great active noise cancelling for it's price with a decent case and relatively fast charge and long battery life. If you don't mind a bit of extra bass and don't want to spend much on earbuds while still having quality I can recommend this and you should get it.

After some time listening to a few songs of various genre's I can say these sound really good however it does have a bit of extra bass. The vocals are clear and I can make out every instrument and sound from every song, no muddiness or distortions compared to earbuds with similar prices like the Raycon E25's while also having far superior sound. Hell I would even say these things are better than some pricier earbuds like the Raycon E55's or the Skullcandy Indy's. The sound is not that good however, I would still rather use my other headphones for listening when stationary, however you can't really complain for its price, especially since the headphones I listen to music to are three times the price of these and are over the ear.

The ANC is also really good for blocking ambient sounds however you can still hear people speaking slightly and it slightly struggles with higher pitched sounds in general. It's PNC is also decent with it blocking some of the sounds still when ANC is disabled. The ambient mode has a slight buzz to it that you can hear in quiet rooms however it isn't that big of a deal as no normal person would enable ambient mode in a completely silent room on a daily basis.

The case is decent in my opinion. It doesn't support wireless charging and the buds can fall out if you drop the case while open but has a sturdy hinge and will fit into your pocket and has pretty good battery life. It can last you a few days without ANC with it's reasonable case and earbud life however I have yet to test this. The build in general is good for it's price and should last for years without much issue.

The touch controls are decent at best. My only issue are the limitations these touch controls. You can't go back or adjust volume with it sometimes being a pain to change from ANC to ambient back to ANC in a few mins. I'm sure over time you would get used to it but it could've been done better.

In conclusion, these are great earbuds for their price range and can compare to $150 dollar earbuds even. It has a bit of extra bass with clear sound without muddiness and I recommend these to whoever is looking for great ANC earbuds without paying so much. The case and touch controls are decent but could be better but you can't really complain with it's other features being good. Yes you could pay ~$250 dollars on some Bose QuietComfort or Jabra Elite 85t's but these earbuds aren't to compete against those. Show Full Review