EarFun Air Pro - Black

These are the best earbuds I have found for the money - by far. The sound is decent, especially the bass, but not quite on par with AirPods Pros or Bose Sound Sports, but I would expect that for the cost. That being said, the sound quality is amazingly good. Unlike most inexpensive AirPod wannabe's, these actually work well, sound good, stay connected and have a great set of advanced features.

I noticed that they also have a noise cancelling version for only $20 more ($12 more with online coupon), which I have since ordered. I will compare them once it gets here.

Pros:
- Decent sound - especially bass (deep but not muddy sounding)
- Can use one earbud (either one) or both. Allows me to lay on one side while listening to an audiobook
- Cannot beat the quality for the price. Seriously.
- Great sound isolation. Almost as good as noise cancelling models
- Fits well and is very comfortable - multiple tips provided

Cons
- Ear tips are very thin. They tend to turn inside out when I pull the bud out of my ear. Very annoying. These appear to be standard size, so finding a better ear tip should not be an issue.
- Controls are not very sensitive. I often have to double tap several times before the play/pause will activate. I have missed a couple of calls because I could not get it to pick up in time. Tapping slower and making sure that my fingertip strikes it flatly with the pad of my finger works best, but I shouldn't have to think that much. I contacted their tech support and they essentially told me to keep practicing until I get muscle memory. I may return these because of this issue if the NC version is better. Show Full Review

So having come off a bad experience with another brand I wasn’t expecting much. I was flat out wrong. The Earfun Air Pro are the best noise canceling earbuds I have ever used. My wife was trying to talk to me and literally couldn’t hear a word. Only headphones that I can say the same for are my 300.00 Bose which I refuse to take outside or on vacation. Sound quality is really very good for earbuds, much better than I expected, or than other more expensive brands I have tried. The three sound options are easy to cycle through and the phone reception was great. Battery has lasted longer than I expected which for the very first time in my experience means they are going to last as long as the brand says they are supposed to. The one knock I read about before purchasing was that no onboard volume control. I was actually fine with that as I have never had great luck with touch volume control on others and I like the weight of these. That’s the other great feature of these the fit is incredibly comfortable, so either I am very lucky or the build quality is just that good. Not to huge or heavy and super soft buds that mold well to my ears. So all in all if you want to go and spend several hundred dollars on an earbud knock yourself out but I would rather spend under a hundred for super comfortable great sounding earbuds. Show Full Review

I had been using the Earfun Air earphones for a while, and while I love them, they don’t have noise cancellation. So when the Air Pro model came out with noise cancellation, I immediately bought them.

My reference headphones are the Bose QC35II. At $350, the Bose, as expected, have better low base and upper treble, with a deeper soundstage, but I was surprised at how well the Earfun Air Pros measured up. Mid and upper bass are strong, and treble is still very good. With a little equalization at the extreme ends of the audio spectrum, I can get them even closer to the Bose. The mids are excellent, and do especially well with female voices. All in all, I find the sound great for the music I listen to: rock, blues, jazz, with a bit of classical thrown in. For longer listening times (airline travel, etc.), I’ll opt for the Earfuns. They are much more comfortable and much cooler (temperature-wise) — my ears can get a bit sweaty in the Bose.

Noise cancellation is very good. The combination of a relatively well sealed ear tip and the electronics do their job well. The ambient mode lets me keep better track of what’s going on around me, if I need that, and when I don’t need noise cancellation, normal mode adds a couple of extra hours use per charge.

I get 6 to 7 hours play time with noise cancellation on, depending on listening volume, and I get a couple of extra charges (plus a bit more) from the charging case, so when traveling, I don’t have to worry about finding a place to charge them during the day. I typically go several days before recharging the case.

I use them mainly for music or watching video on mobile devices, but phone calls are clear, and the extra microphones seem to cancel out much of the background noise so that people on the other side of the call can hear me well.

I use them regularly with an iPhone, iPad, and Windows laptop. All connected easily on first use, and the Air Pros will automatically connect with the last device they were paired with. They connect so quickly that they’re connected before I get them all the way into my ears. I can use just one earphone at a time, if I want to keep one ear free, and either one can be used singly, automatically switching to mono mode when using just one. Some earphones I looked at only had mono mode on one side.

The in-ear detection pauses my music when I pull out earphones, so if I have to have a conversation, I pull out the plugs and can go right back to where I was when I put them back in. Oh yeah, playback starts automatically, too. It also works great with Siri. I was actually surprised how well they work in the Apple ecosystem. All in all, I think you’d be hard pressed to beat the Air Pros without paying significantly more.

As a testament to how much I like them, my recently adopted puppy recently chewed up one of the earphones when I left it down within his reach (my bad). I immediately went back to Amazon and ordered another set. Show Full Review

I'm and audiophile on a budget. I have some over ear JBL noise canceling headphones I use for 'serious' listening but for working out or portability I've been using a $30 pair of earbuds that I chose after listening to 5 of the top rated under $40 earbuds. With COVID I started working out more at my house in the garage and wanted better sound quality. You shouldn't pay more than $55.99 for these not because they are worth more but because there are coupons floating around to give you 20% off or 10% off additional on top of Amazon coupon.After listening and comparing to other earbuds in the $75-$125 range, nothing beats the sounds quality, comfort, and functionality. No they aren't as good as Apple Air Pods which many like to compare everything to (or Beats), but they are surprisingly close in sound quality at less than half the price! Good balanced bass. My only criticism is you can't adjust volume with headphone control and the highs are a bit 'bright' -- which is easily fixed if your player has an eq (drop around the 4 Khz frequency down -3 to -6 dB.I also love how they turn on/off automatically from detecting when they are inserted in your ears. I'm adding these to my all-time best deal Amazon past purchases list. Show Full Review

I bought these for $65 when it was on a lightning deal and let me say that they are The BEST sounding earbuds I have ever owned! I’ve had Anker liberty, jabra65t, wired bose earbuds, jlab and sony earbuds that doesn’t even come close to the clarity and bass I get from these buds. You can check my profile that I’m not a paid reviewer and I gave 5 stars or 1 star whichever is deserved. With that being said, I can’t compare them to the apple earbuds or the sennheisers, bose wireless buds that costs $100-200 or even more, all I am saying is that for an average guy who would use these earbuds for music, talking on the phone or watching videos, these buds are perfect. The ANC is a nice addition to the package, it’s good, it works but it’s not the best, the Jabras 65t is better. Battery life is phenomenal and plus the quick charging usb c cord is a nice component too. It comes with 3 different silicone tips and the one that it comes with are perfect for my ears, I can have these on for hours and would not cause any ear pain like other eabuds I had before.

It is great, especially for the price point but it’s not perfect, below are some cons but jot deal breaker for me:
- calls get static noise sometimes but it could also be due to signal.
-both buds can be used separately for music but only the right bud can be used separately for calls
-volume can’t be controlled by either earbuds (this can be a positive for some people)
- incoming facetime calls sometimes don’t connect to the buds, I needed to put them back to the case and put them back on for the call to connect to the earbuds.
- there is no way to check the level of battery

Hopefully the issues with the calls will be fixed with an upcoming update. Even with all the cons, for the price I paid for it is still a steal. Show Full Review