EarFunAir Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Qualcomm® aptX™ Adaptive Sound, 6 Mics CVC 8.0 ENC, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds, Multipoint Connection, 45H Playtime, App Customize EQ, Oat White

I love bluetooth earbuds. They are so convenient, amazing tech and can have great sound in such a delicate package.I have some high end models from Sony and Bose, which are very good indeed.When I read the reviews of this Ear Fun model I was intrigued and decided to take the plunge and see for myself what these are like, for approx 20% of the price of my last Bose's.First impressions were good, a neat carry case, the alternative bud tips you would expect and a USB Connector. You need to download the phone app if you want to change any control functions or equaliser settings, then ready to go. Straightforward.After opening this review by saying that I love bluetooth earbuds, I do accept that the sound quality will be compromised when compared to a proper Hi Fi or over ear earphones. My Bose QC's are probably the best sound from a compact earbud - I've never experienced better, but these EarFuns, for a fraction of the price, are amazing. Sound is clear and crisp. Most of the time we wear earbuds we are on the move and there is extraneous sounds, movement , etc, and the EarFuns handled this well.Now, for the Noise Cancellation. it is difficult to beat the Bose's for that too, sorry Sony. Now, for 20% of the price , the EarFuns provide perfectly acceptable ANC, most annoying sounds are masked to an acceptable level. I've tested them on planes and trains and they worked well. They do not rival high end products - but I don't expect that at this price point.All in all I think the Ear Fun Air Pro 3 is a bargain, a great all round product.Update after one year: after fair use, one earbud tip now becomes loose and occasionally stays in my ear when you take the bud out, after checking replacement buds it seems that one of the stems (if that’s the correct term) is not as tight, and with a fairly well used tip has a tendency to become loose. A minor issue and one where you need to replace the bud tips after a year isn’t a big deal. .Still a great product.

I have had these earphones for about 3 months.I have had galaxy buds+ and galaxy buds pro 2 in the past before this and ended up losing one of my buds 2 pro's, decided to try and find something relatively cheap to replace it but still wanted features like dual connectivity and ANC.These earbuds have not let me down, the case is well made, the earbuds are well made, the sound quality is on par with the galaxy buds if not a little bit better making them great value for money.They're easy to use, the app has a lot of features such as your dual connectivity, charging levels and ANC.I have found that if I charge them once at the beginning of the week the battery life easily lasts all week with a few hours of listening each day.Honestly if you're considering these and are worried they'll be a downgrade in audio quality from your now aging galaxy buds or airpods then I can assure you that you will not be let down.Worth every penny.

I was sceptical about the performance of these Earfun Air Pods Pro 3’s. I’m an Apple user and use mainly the AirPod pros and Powerbeats pro (for the gym).I wanted these mostly for the ANC function.My first impressions of these were overall very good.The ambient setting is not great - it causes a lot of hiss and does not give a very realistic impression of outside sounds. Needs improvement.The ANC really surprised me though how good it is. Plus the overall sound quality, once tweaked using the EarFun app is very good.So many quality features including wireless charging case, for such a great price, without really having to compromise on listening quality and performance.The battery life with ANC on, is in my real life use around 6 hours - which is acceptable. It says a lot when many reviews show these standing up against the Apple AirPod pro, that are in a completely different price bracket.The EarFun app could do with a revamp but that’s minor really.I prefer over ear buds for working out, but others may find that these work 0k - they seem a very good tight fit when you get the right size tips. They are also very comfortable for me.It would also be nice to have wear detection so that they turn off when you take them out.I guess some will be put off by the name (it’s not the greatest name is it?) - written on the buds showing the world that you like Earfun!If you can live with not having Apple kudos, these are pretty good earbuds, especially for the price.

After being very unimpressed by some Sony WF-C510's that I've just returned (awful sound with my iPhone, no bass and muddled sound on rock with TV/Laptop sources) took a chance on this brand that's new to me and they are amazing. Taking the Sony's as a £43 benchmark these at £49 are in a different class as if they cost several times more. Look nicely made, very easy to pair, useful app but above all sound is so impressive on all sources... iPhone, laptop, TV. Bass is full but well controlled, treble detailed but not too harsh and they cope with high energy music without getting muddled. The app is excellent with a good selection of pre-set sound modes where there will always be one to suit you. The touch buttons work well and control all the functions you'd need. I like the muted "boop" that confirms the touch has worked. I nearly spent £125-£150 on Sennheisers but really glad a took a chance on these. Hope they prove reliable.