EarFun - Air Pro 2

I think sort of by design Bluetooth Earbuds are not buy it for life. They're inherently pretty disposable. That said, I have had great luck with EarFun brand earbuds. I've had two different sets, and they've held up to a pretty rigorous indoor cycling sweating regimen. I had a pait without ANC, and now a set with ANC. The ANC version doesn't do the best job of noise cancellation anymore; I think water got in some of the mics and caused issues. The non-anc version works the same as the day I got them, in April 2021. First pair were EarFun Air (2021). Second pair was Earfun Air Pro 3 (2023)

went through the same thing with my old Jabras. I picked up the EarFun Air Pro 2 surprisingly great sound and ANC for the price. Also considered the Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro. Both are solid around $100 and great for workouts and travel.

I've used Tozo and Earfun and Soundcore. All 3 were good. The Earfun was clearly the best, but it had a widespread issue (that I also had) where it stopped connecting to its dock/case. That was the 2 Pro though, so it might be fixed now. Next would be the Tozo when it comes to sound quality, but Soundcore had a good app and better support. The sound on the Tozos I had punched way above its weight.

I jumped from Soundcore liberty 3 pro then to Ear Fun Pro 2 cuz I lost my l3p right pair then now to samsung galaxy buds 3 pro cuz I have a s24 ultra. I don't like the fit tho compare to my ear fun 2 pro and it's been more than 2 years. I'd return my galaxy buds 3 pro for anything cheaper with almost same features and sound

I'd recommend looking at the Earfun Pro 2, inexpensive, and have everything you will need for a great price, I got them for 50 at a special and they sounded better than my sisters Apple Variants bluetooth Earphones, I hate designs that aren't easy to handle, so it's why I liked these over the rest.

They are pretty good and feature packed. I use the earfun and bought my wife a pair too. She loves them.

Earfun air pro 4 out of the 4. no competition compared to the price.

There really is no comparison between the Earfun Air Pros (Earfuns flagship earbuds) and other "budget" earbuds. Turns out you CAN have it all in a set of earbuds for under $100. Frankly, I don't see how the "premium" brands such as Jabra, Sennheiser, Sony, Bose, etc. compete. There is NO WAY I would pay the kind of money those brands demand anymore. I will admit the ANC is not quite as good as some of the more premium brands, but it's still good. My Earfuns make a huge difference on an airplane ride. And I've yet to actually get a pair of the Air Pro 4s, so the ANC has probably improved even more from what I have (I have a set of Air Pro 3s and Free Pro 3s, and several older models as well--I may have a problem 😬).

I've got both the earfun air pro and the free pro. I like the frees better both in sound and comfort l. Only thing I'd say the airs have over the frees is a slightly better mic. Both are excellent for the price though.

Got some earfun after my dog chewed up my soundcore liberty pro 3 and I've been surprised. Used them on a recent flight and had really good anc. The fitment is a little iffy but need to try swapping tips or finding some memory foam ones.

I bought a set of Ear Fun buds after my official Google Pixel ones broke, been really happy with them so far, great sound, really good bass, nice top end, comfortable and the case charge lasts weeks! They were under £50 too.