EarFun Air Pro 4 Adaptive Noise Cancelling Earbuds, aptX Lossless Earbuds Wireless, Hi-Res Audio, 52H Playtime, 6 Mics AI Call, Wireless Charging, In-Ear Detection, LDAC, Bluetooth 5.4

I bought these back in August last year, so have been using them for about 9 months now. I absolutely love these earbuds. I’m a total audio gear junkie – always looking for an excuse to get my hands on the new shiny thing. Seriously, I have at least 30 pairs of headphones and earbuds. It’s a problem! Since these, I have not bought any more earbuds (headphones and open ears don’t count right?). I came close to it a few times (especially when the AZ100 came out), and then thought – seriously – how will I be improving on what I am getting with these – at any price? You need to spend a lot of money to pay for a couple of extra gimmicks and negligible improvements - if any.I bought these as as soon as they came out as I am always impressed with the value of EarFun products, so I tend to bag them on the early bird deals whilst discounted. Not only did I save on the purchase, I saved myself a fortune on the products I didn’t buy after buying these. That’s great value!The Good:Sound Quality:These are just incredible for sound quality. Not just incredible for the price – I really can’t fault them considering the form factor. You get a clear, full sound across the spectrum, with a lovely wide and balanced soundstage. Very little muffling when music gets busy and when you want it, the bass wobbles your eyeballs. I don’t tend to spend thousands on headphones and earbuds, but I have a multitude of products around the £300-400 mark and these sound as good as any of those.Noise Canceling:The noise canceling is awesome for a pair of in-ear buds. I can sit in the front room listening to an audiobook whilst my kids are blasting out whatever over-compressed, distorted brain farts they are currently obsessed with on YouTube. That’s a win in my book!Fit:These fit great and the shape suits me well – just like the Air Pro 3. Not too tight, they don;t fall out, they don’t feel heavy or make me feel like I am trapped underwater. The Air Pro 2 for example was a very different shape and I personally didn’t get on with it well. No such problem here. Comfortable for hours.Battery Life:As good as can be expected for this kind of product. Depends on your settings, but I tend to get about 6 hours at reasonable volume with AptX Adaptive and Balanced NC before I have to pop them in the case for a bit.Aptx LosslessNot that many earbuds offer this still and these were one of the first I had seen that support it. It works flawlessly with my Xperia phone and I really notice the difference. I tend to play 16/44 audio files, which are ideal for lossless codecs and these sound just like I am wearing wired headphones. I have to go to more expensive triple driver (wired) IEMs to notice any improvement on sound on these.The Bad:Not much really. I do find that in Optimised LDAC mode, the range doesn’t seem as good as other EarFun products. In fairness, I haven’t checked this in a while as I tend to use Aptx all the time for these or AAC with the Iphone. It may have been improved in an update. No theater mode on these (which I love on the Air 2 NC), but if I am honest, the soundstage is already great and it would probably just ruin the sound.I would love to see multi-point connection whilst keeping on high quality codecs, but that’s not really something that anyone had done well yet.In summary: EarFun absolutely nailed it with the Air Pro 4. You would have to spend at least 3-4 times as much to get any noticeable improvement on these. Very pleased with them!

I’ve been a huge fan of EarFun for a while now, and after loving my EarFun Free Pro 3, I had high expectations for the Air Pro 4—and they did not disappoint! These earbuds deliver phenomenal sound quality, packed with deep, punchy bass, crisp mids, and crystal-clear highs. Whether I’m listening to music, watching videos, or taking calls, the audio performance is simply outstanding.One of the standout features is the Hybrid ANC (Active Noise Cancelling), which effectively blocks out background noise without compromising on sound fidelity. The transparency mode is also excellent, allowing me to stay aware of my surroundings when needed. Call quality is top-notch, with AI-enhanced noise reduction, ensuring clear conversations even in noisy environments.The multipoint connectivity is a game-changer, letting me seamlessly switch between devices, and the Bluetooth 5.3 ensures a rock-solid connection with no dropouts. Battery life is another strong point—these last me all day with the case providing plenty of extra charges. And of course, wireless charging is a great convenience.For the price, the EarFun Air Pro 4 punches well above its weight, rivaling much more expensive earbuds. The combination of premium sound, ANC, comfort, and features makes these an absolute steal. EarFun continues to impress me as a brand, delivering high-end performance without the premium price tag. If you’re looking for an incredible pair of earbuds without breaking the bank, look no further!

I bought these after having lost one of my Anker Soundcore P3s and replacing them with Anker Soundcore A1s I wasn’t happy with; and to be honest - these are a step above both - I also didn’t want to pay ridiculous prices for anything I’d break or lose (but would on good wired cans)I studied music production, and have tried quite a few different sets of headphones. These types of earbuds are purely for enjoyment and something to throw in my bag.I was never happy with the Soundcore line, the low end was too much and not enjoyable, and meant I had to EQ a lot and I was never happy.These I’m using flat EQ straight out of the box, and I’m really pleased with how they sound - they’re just enjoyable to listen to; and really shine on anything that can support AptX using lossless files.No, they’re never going to beat high end wired or cans, but just for general walking around listening enjoyment they do the trick.They’re comfortable, and sit well. I’ve replaced the tips with Spin fit ones as they seem to sit better, and they’ve been another upgrade to the sound too (more rounded enjoyable low end due to better seal and not covering the driver hole like the supplied tips do slightly)Connecting via Bluetooth was a piece of cake, I just had to do it twice after they required a firmware update; but the dual connection is really useful as I have them connected to an iPhone using Spotify and my Fiio M6 supporting lossless/AptX. Super easy to setup.The touch controls on Bluetooth headphones have never been for me, as I find I knock them if I ever have re-place the buds in my ears, but these have a couple of handy things. The button you use for volume control is actually quite obvious, so you can avoid touching it- but also I’ve turned off the one touch control, so the functionality of the button is still usable in my case.I’ve turned off the one touch function, and have double/triple touch set to different functions then long press for volume control (meaning I never skip track or deafen myself accidentally turning up the volume).Also being able to assign the different ANC functions to a button means I don’t need the app to turn it on and off (which is useful when it comes to the Fiio M6.Highly recommend these if you want good value all round easy to use headphones; recommend the spin fit ear tips for an upgrade too.Not totally a fan of the visual design, but they doesn’t phase me; just functional and usable.