EarFun Air Pro 4 Adaptive Hybrid Noise Canceling Wireless In-Ear Earbuds (Black)

sarcasmogratis

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Is this a known brand?
it hit 9TU popular without any comnents

Recent reviews are mixed:
5,1,1,5,5,5,5,2,5,5,5,1
claiming 50db noise reduction is a bold claim.

Last edited by sarcasmogratis August 25, 2025 at 10:50 PM.

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PDXp2b

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PDXp2bYesterday 05:56 AM

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This is almost double what I paid for soundcore lifenote E did 3 years ago with the same specs; anc, multi-point, etc. Hardly the best headphones ever but I've never even heard of this company.

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Poohbiwon

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PoohbiwonYesterday 06:11 AM

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I've been using the EarFun Air 2 Pro for over 3 years. I got them for about $50. The case is a little flimsy, but the earbuds themselves are great and still going strong. They are currently my favorite earbuds.

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betterdeal

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betterdealYesterday 08:13 AM

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Excellent app & eq, very good sound quality, very comfortable & stay in ears (YMMV, since ears vary, but this was the consensus among reviewrs & owners in forums). For daily use, these are my faves, & and the Liberty 4NC is a close 2nd. My XM5s sound a little better, but don't theybstay in my ears as well or effortlessly as the aforementioned, so their use is limited to times I'm sitting (even after trying numerous aftermarket tips - which do hold better). The dozen + cheaper earbuds I've owned (including lower Soundcore models) have fallen short.

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phrodini

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phrodiniYesterday 08:57 AM

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Quote from sarcasmogratis

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Is this a known brand?it hit 9TU popular without any comnentsRecent reviews are mixed:5,1,1,5,5,5,5,2,5,5,5,1claiming 50db noise reduction is a bold claim.

Known brand, maybe not familiar to you.

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genkidama20

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genkidama20Yesterday 09:53 AM

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Owned these for about a year now. Best bang for your buck earbuds I've ever owned.

Comfort, audio quality, connectivity, and battery life matched my Sonys that's died with the dreaded battery issues.

Only thing that wasn't as good as the Sonys were ANC and ambient noise passthrough. But, it was good enough considering they were a third of the price.

Gonna get a second pair as backup.

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jeepingeek

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jeepingeekYesterday 10:42 AM

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I've had both the Air Pro 2s, and 3s, and had a great experience with both. They have good enough battery life that I never need to worry about it and the ANC is fine for my purposes, though I've never used a high end brand to know how they compare. Notably the product details above leave off both the wireless charging of the case (it uses qi) and the in ear detection where it will pause the music when it senses it isn't in your ear anymore. That last one is something that the 2ng gens had that they removed from the 3rd. It works really well when someone walks up to you and wants to talk. I've tried a lot of the Chinese brand earbuds: Earfun, Tozo, Soundcore, etc. and the Earfun are the most feature rich for the price of any I've tried.

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bighap

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I purchased a pair of these almost 2 months ago after reading a review site dedicated to headphones under $100. These ranked as their best all around pair. I also use a pair of Sony WF-1000XM5, which are 4x as expensive. These are an amazing bang for your buck with a very robust app to go along with them. They allow tons of customizations for sound and music control. Are they as good as the Sony? No, but they aren't terribly far off. Link to the review site I referred to earlier is below.

https://www.scarbir.com/guide/best-tws-under-100

https://www.scarbir.com/tws/earfu...o-4-review

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thumperstain

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thumperstainYesterday 01:00 PM

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Quote from sarcasmogratis

:

Is this a known brand?
it hit 9TU popular without any comnents

Recent reviews are mixed:
5,1,1,5,5,5,5,2,5,5,5,1
claiming 50db noise reduction is a bold claim.

They're good. They don't cancel as much noise as Bose, but cancel more than Sony. They connect quickly and have bug free software (unlike Bose). Never need to repair them and never had a warranty issue (Bose again). Prefer the audio to Sony as well.

They're my primary buds now. I keep the Bose for airplanes and use the Sony at work because the auto-switching between sources works quickly. Otherwise, only use the EarFun buds.

FuschiaCheetah713

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FuschiaCheetah713Yesterday 01:01 PM

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Got these for Christmas last year for similar price and have been my main work call earbuds. Been using them everyday since I RTO'd and have been going strong. 4 hours a day 4 days a week and they last up to 2 weeks still from full charge. Mainly got them for the half decent microphone which I've received no complaints about. ANC performance is aa good as can be for in ear style buds. App and EQ are pretty powerful and can get them to sound pretty good. Only criticism is that they are pretty big and even the tips run bigger.

atheeren

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atheerenYesterday 01:14 PM

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Paid about $10 more for these this back in Jan. Great headphones at this price point. Was looking for something midrange after washing my previous pair. Lots of options/settings in the app. Great ANC, just did a 8+h flight last month and were a dream. Passthru is a bit mid.

the_m_factor

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the_m_factorYesterday 01:43 PM

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They are one of the best rated TWS earbuds in the <$75 category, they punch above their weight. Have been using the 3s for over ~18 months now.

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popeyesrocks

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popeyesrocksYesterday 02:36 PM

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The main unique competitive feature for these headphones, other than competing directly with Soundcore Liberty 4NC is that it also includes aptX codecs, which SIGNIFICANTLY reduces Audio/Video delay. If you are a frequent airline travler and rely on the bluetooth dongles which have SBC, aptX LL, aptX HD, aptX etc codecs, this is a game changer as it nearly eliminates that annoying lipsync problem. Most headphones available unless plugged in directly to the 3.5mm jack will have only the SBC codec - which is great for audio quality, but trades the delay... and that delay is a huge killer... you won't really notice this when watching youtube videos since youtube does a lot of advanced algo that can reduce lipsync - but if you switch to netflix for example and use regular wireless headphones, the lipsync will be horrible compared with using ones with aptx codecs

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atetraxx

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atetraxxYesterday 02:45 PM

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ye.... these are probably the best chifi earbuds you can get imo.

max1001

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max1001Yesterday 02:55 PM

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If you are on Android and want LDAC, this is a good option as well.
https://www.amazon.com/CMF-Buds-P...S532L?th=1

EarFun Air Pro 4 Adaptive Hybrid Noise Canceling Wireless In-Ear Earbuds (Black)

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