EarFun - Air Pro 3

How were you even downvoted if this is the only correct answer? Lol I've been reading about this for about two weeks now, from different needs and perspectives. Its my understanding and personal experience (purchased a pair for a relative I have the 3's) that they're the best possible earbuds below 100$

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)

I have the previous version the Pro 3s and they can be used one at a time. So I would expect yes 😁

I second earfun. I own 3 different types. Air pro 4 are the newest ones I have. Earfun products showed me that not all products that are reasonably priced suck. Also my air pro 3s started messing up and they have an 18 month full replacement. All I did was email them and complain and they are sending me brand-new ones.

For me, the air pro 3 are better, bc the mic quality is better. But the 4's got a lot of personalization options. Many say they are too quiet, but i think they never heard of an eq. Use it right and they Sound awesome

Diehard Earfun evangelist here. Owned the Air Pro 3, loved them. Air Pro 4 is a refined step up.

These are my favorite pair of earbuds I've ever owned. I was a Jabra loyalist until the Air Pro 3s (whose bass response I just loved), then the Air Pro 4s came out and blew me away again.

If you don't mind earbuds, I bought a pair of EarFun Air Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Earbuds from Amazon a couple of years ago, and the ANC works great, and they sound very good. They sell for $50 on Amazon right now. Earfun came out with a new model, but I don't know how well they work.

I had the previous generation ( Air Pro 3) replaced under warranty. They just couldn't handle the constant sweat from exercising and died in the end.

Have been using Earfun Air Pro's last 4-5 years. Good when having kids, ordering a new pair when they lose them, usually in sale for 30-50 €. Currently, third pair (first two were airpro 3's and last one 4), can't complain for noise cancelling, haven't used much other in-ears. Have stopped using overear sony 1000XM4's even in travel / work settings.

If you're looking for budget ANC earbuds, I’d avoid no-name brands as they often lack durability. Moondrop Space Travel might be an issue without a protective lid. Soundcore P20i and A20i don’t have ANC and are outdated. SoundPeats Free 2 Classic sounds great but lacks ANC as well. For a balance of quality and features, the Earfun Air Pro 3 is a great pick with amazing bass, or you could go for the newer Soundcore P30i. Both are solid options!

Recorded a voice note with these, the air pro 3s and the technics AZ80. These are the most natural. Sadly that does mean they pick up the background noise as well. The Earfun air pro 3 had the best external noise cancelling. The technics sounded the worst - heavily electronically altered, volume in and out as they tried to cancel the background noise. Honestly would go 1. Air pro 3 2. Air life 3. Technics AZ80 I'm shocked. The most expensive by far are the worst. I honestly thought the life sounded the best except for the background noise.

I've not tried these. The earfun's have 12mm drivers which definitely helps naturally with the bass rather than forcing it through tuning. I note the Anker have 10mm drivers. I would say if you are not a fan of bass then the earfun's might not be ideal for you. However, I would say when listening to non remastered 80s and 90s rock it was a revelation on these. (Faith no more - epic, sounded better on these than my technics AZ80s) The moon drop I couldn't get a huge amount of info on but they do attract great reviews. These have ANC so I suspect to squeeze that in for the cost there must be some cheaper bits somewhere. Basically for rock, 80s and 90s UK indy I'm reaching for these earfuns. They are also my gardening go to's For work, walking busy streets and housework I reach for my Earfun air pro 3s (for the ANC) For sitting and actually listening to the track and absorbing the music it's the technics AZ80. If it helps, I gave away some Soundpeats capsule 3 pro plus' this week to a friend cos I'd rather have these Earfun life's in my rotation. I actually think for a non ANC set they are the best I've tried. They have relegated my JBL reflect flow to the drawer as well

if you are buying wireless earbuds regardless of budget and expect not to buy for a long time you're kidding yourself . they have a battery that wont be easy to replace if possible at all so they have a life of a couple of years max if you're lucky . AirPods while good are not that much better than the Earfun air pro 3 . the pro 4 if you play your music from something other than an iPhone otherwise youre wasting money on upgrading beyond the 3 because your phone likely doesnt output a compatible format to take advantage of the improved codecs . if your insistent on something fancy then the bower and wilkins Pi8 sound beautiful but they have a shellfire as I say . each to their own

I second this. I have small ears too and mine fit great. Wouldn't recommend the 3s though, slightly bigger iirc and worse sound. Got my 4s for only $63 off amazon.

The Earfun earbuds are a good value. The Earfun Air 2 or Earfun Air Pro 3. Jlab has some good items. The Jlab Jbuds Air Pro is often a good value. Suggested retailed is 55, but it is often 35.00. No anc, but it has a good app and ambient mode.

I liked the Sony c510 that I picked up on January 1. It has been going on sale for $50.00 quite often if you compare Amazon, Best Buy, Target. The Earfun brand is good too. The Earfun Air 2, Earfun Free 2s, Earfun Air Pro 3 are all good. It seems one of these has an e coupon on amazon each month.

You can find the Earfun Air Pro 3's for about $55 on sale if you just watch them on Amazon for a month. They will smoke every recommendation on this list so far. Source: currently listening on them now, and I've tried an assortment of Soundcore's and JBLs before I landed on these. Soundcore's aren't bad tho. Edit: the Earfun Air Pro 3 are $55 on Amazon right now.

They're on sale today. $55, you won't regret.

Mine says $65 right now with a $10 coupon. Edit: for the black ones

I wonder how it compares to Air Pro 3. I have Air Pro 3 but I want better sound for my next earphones!

I love Earfun for a lot of reasons: great value vs price, great fit, fantastic sound and solid longevity. I currently own the Free Pro 3, the Air Pro 3 and the Air Pro 4. I've never had an issue with any of my buds, I thought I did once but turned out to be an issue with my phone. Their customer service is top notch as well. I was sent a brand new pair of the Air Pro 4s when I thought my current pair was glitching, it was not though.

Earfun air pro3 or 4. Soundpeats capsule 3 pro plus Soundpeats air 5 pro (only on AliExpress but are great!) Anker aoundcore liberty 4, 4 pro, 5 or 4 nc Qcy melobuds pro OnePlus buds 3 pro Nothing ear. I'm sure there's more. IV test all of these and find for sound and comfort plus decent phone calls the earfun air pro 4 and soundpeats buds. The soundpeats air 5 pro is very comfortable and I can have them in for the entire 6 hour battery life without a problem

I would exclude the no name earbuds. Moondrop Space Travel have no lid to protect the earbuds from getting dirt or dust in them. Soundcore P20i and A20i are old plus no ANC. SoundPeats Free 2 Classic sound great but no ANC. Earfun Air Pro 3 are slighty old but the bass is amazing. I'd pick the Earfun Air Pro 3 or Soundcore P30i

Right now the Earfun Air Pro 3 is on sale for 49. Great fit and amazing sound quality for the price

I got a pair of Earfun Air Pro 3 ~a year ago and they've been quite good for ~£30

Are you sure game mode works with Aptx adaptive? i have air pro 3 and GM doesn't work with adaptive. it works with every other codec and standard aptx with GM has less latency than aptx adaptive, something like aptx with GM: 110ms aptx adaptive 125ms aptx without GM: 200ms They are all too much so i would like to try LC3 but it's hard to find a transmitter that supports this codec.

I like my $22 generic Bluetooth headphones that are connected with ear hooks, my Apple Airpods Pro, and my EarFun Air Pro 3 for $66 have been fantastic as well.

I have Earfun Air Pro 3. I bought them only because of their mic. Anker Soundcore was another good one that I didn't go for because they were slightly pricier. If you are looking for only microphone quality, then check out the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE. They have the best mic in this price range. You can check out the microphone test under noisy conditions of these earbuds at a website called rtings.com. It'll give an idea.

I have the airpro 3 and they are awesome for $50.  But kindve want a bougie upgrade at some point.

I just ordered the QCY Melobuds Pro to try out as well. I had the QCY Neobuds Pro previously and they were decent considering that I got them free thanks to stacking Amazon discounts 😂

I had the EF Air Pro 3s and they were decent, are the 4s enough of an upgrade over those to justify it?

Earfun 3 has been sweet. Got Mrs some during a flash sale. Below $50. She’s very pleased. Good ANC. Tried them on. A little “soft” in how the ear tips stuck in my ears but felt light and comfortable. Sound was crisp and clear. Happy w budget buy.

Ear Fun pro 3 hit hard on bass and still give solid battery under 150$, great for rap. JBL tune 230NC are another solid bass heavy option if you want that thump.

I have the earfun 3s and now the 4s. I definitely recommend them if you can get them for around $50 especially compared to the other expensive ones out there. Pros - stellar value for $50 anc earbuds - great active noise cancelling - easy tap function for audio control/cycling through anc options, and you can customize it - long battery life for buds and case - easy firmware updating Cons - in ear detection seem to sometime detect false alarms while wearing them and they can disconnect - really bad for phone calls, as the microphones are weak and let in lots of external noises creep in

Battery life is about the same, noise cancelling might be a little better. I lost my 3s and got the 4s as that was the latest model. Both the 3s and 4s had pretty bad microphone quality for calls if that is a factor, but not really for me as I don't use them for calls.

I have the 3s and 4s for my wife. Have sent a number of people in that direction. I’ve had multiple more expensive buds (that end up not working). For the money you can’t beat these. I’ve had zero issues and the battery life is ridiculous. I highly recommend.

I use Ear Fun Pros. Adjustable levels up to noise canceling for cheap on Amazon and they work great!

Maybe Earfun Air Pro 3/4? They are fairly small and the tips extend out further than others I’ve tried. The only thing I really feel when I use them is the tip in my ear canal.

Earfun - either the Air Pro 3/4's or Free Pro 3's. Sonically and feature wise, the best earbuds under £100. They come close to the top tier Sony's (barring the noise cancellation)

earfun air pro 3/4 ANC (\~4k) works well for the price, I alternate this with WHXM5s on travel I'm not an audiophile, but a lot of lists have this one on top at that price point

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.