EarFun Air Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds Qualcomm® aptX™ Adaptive

I read a lot of reviews before picking out these earbuds to use with my aging Android phone and newer tablets. No issues connecting via Bluetooth to these devices, even allows connecting to both a tablet to listen to music or watch videos and to the phone simultaneously for answering calls. My outer ear canals itch a little after wearing these for an hour or two. I just pop them out and wiggle with my finger and then I'm good to go. Would probably happen no matter which type earbud I had in so probably not specific to this model. The type of ear tip and it's fit I'm sure will make a difference here. It's very convenient just to be able to tap the buds with a fingertip once or twice or even a triple tap to change volume, pause, answer calls, skip ahead etc. Occasionally when you touch or handle the buds there may be an unintended command from the jostling of handling but it's easily corrected. Transport control summary: Tap and hold - toggles sound modes through ambient, normal, noise canceling Single tap left - reduce volume one notch Single tap right - increase volume one notch Double tap either bud - pause/play or answer phone / hang up Triple tap left bud - skip backwards to previous track Triple tap right bud - skip forward to next track I don't use the manufacturer's app at all and don't think I need it. My mp3 music player is Poweramp and it has custom EQ settings which let me tailor the sound I want. If you are watching other media that has no EQ, then you might want to use the app to adjust the EQ for your liking. My aging ears need a boost in the treble when I'm listening to music. So far, straight YouTube listening has been okay but I really need some EQ when I want to enjoy the full range of music. Answering phone calls is a wonderful plus and somehow the built-in microphones do a very good job of picking up voice for calls. People I've spoken with say the audio is quite good . If you're listening to music and the phone rings, just double tap one of the buds to answer and then double tap again to hang up. The active noise canceling is pretty darn good for the money. Maybe not quite as good as Bose quiet comfort but very close. The performance will depend greatly on getting the right size ear tip to fit your ear canal to block ambient sound. Having these is way way better than my old over - the - ear Boses quiet comfort 15 noise canceling headphones with cord. What a hassle that was and messy when you exercise and sweat. And speaking of ambient sound, the ambient sound mode of these phones is perfect for listening to music while still being able to participate in a conversation around you when that is necessary. This mode uses the microphones on the buds to pick up ambient sounds and uses just the right amount of amplification to restore sound levels similar to open ears. You can be aware of sounds around you while still listening to your content. It's easy to rotate through the three modes by tapping and holding the end of one bud or the other to make it switch. Normal mode blocks a lot of ambient sound all by itself because the proper ear tip plugs your ear canal. Normal mode is probably the most efficient balance between noise blocking and power consumption / battery life. Noise canceling mode is true active noise canceling and does what it is supposed to and does a pretty decent job squelching the noise from my mower and weed eater when I'm doing yard work . Noise canceling mode has the most power consumption and shortest battery life. I have not used my buds enough at one time to run them down before putting them in their box to recharge. I always like to keep my devices topped off. I was advised to get a tethered set of earbuds because another individual felt it was too easy to lose the ones that he had - another brand of buds. I'm glad I did not do that. With the right size ear tip, I've had no problem with my earphone AirPro 3 bud staying in place while I'm mowing or working out. They are light and comfortable, nothing hanging around your head and neck to catch on things or become a nuisance. These were my first Bluetooth earbud purchase and I have been extremely pleased with them. Definitely recommend and would buy again if I needed an extra pair. I like how they begin to pair just by opening the little carrying box. It only takes seconds for them to connect for calls and audio. They also disconnect automatically just by popping them back into the box and then they begin charging from a little battery that's right in the box. That's the coolest feature of all, you can keep the buds topped off by popping them in the box every few hours or whenever you take a break from listening. The box has a USBC connector on it and charges using the same cord I used to charge my other Android devices. I went looking for replacement ear tips and had great difficulty finding ear tips that specifically mentioned fitting the Earfun AirPro 3. I found that the Spin-fit 360 series ear tips, made with 'medical grade silicone', are very comfortable and fit the nozzles nicely on these buds. I ended up needing the extra large size tips to fit my ear canals the best, making the earbuds even more secure than the largest tips that came in the factory box. Getting a great seal on the tips improves the sound significantly as well as noise rejection.

I was a bit skeptical from other reviews on how good this product was. Usually, such reviews are paid for on a product that is as "young" as this one is or have had certain snippets cherry-picked out of the review. I finally broke a pair of Jlabs wireless headphones that I've had for a few years and have been extremely happy with. The noise cancellation on them was almost nonexistent, but the sound quality was great and they stayed in my ear while working out/biking. I saw the Earfuns and the reviews while shopping for better noise cancellation so I figured I'd give them a try. I'm glad I did! First, if you haven't done it already, get the Earfuns app and set it up. You get access to many features of the headphones this way that you wouldn't be able to otherwise. The 4 requirements on my list were all met by this product: Battery Life, Noise Cancellation, Needs to stay in my ear, and Sound Quality. Battery Life: Not a 5, because its not as advertised, but still very good. On a full charge, with the latest firmware, the battery lasts 6 to 7 hours for me. 7 is stretching it. That's more than enough for what I need and it chargers fairly quick in the case. The case does not hold much of a charge itself. It is sufficient to charge the headphones up twice from almost an empty charge. Noise Cancellation: This was just WOW! Really amazing. It does a remarkable job on the noise cancellation is on par with much more expensive headphones. The ambient sound feature available on the App does let you hear details fairly well and does a fairly decent job (not good or excellent) of limiting the amount of wind being picked up through the mics when biking on the trail. Needs to stay in my ear: I was skeptical, because all my previous wireless headphones have been wrap-around-the-ear desisgn, because the ones that just kinda "stuck" in your ear would fall out during a bumpy, rocky, full of branches, trail ride on the bike. This kinda terrain also meant that your earphone was pretty much gone for good when it popped out. Got tired of that real fast. I found the right fit of earbud to put on the headphones themselves (they send a pack of them to try out) and they seemed really snug and well fitted unlike previous purchases. I've had them on the trails several times now and they haven't come close to falling out of my ears even during a vigorous trail ride. This was a very pleasant surprise! Sound Quality: This is why I mentioned the App. Get it. Out of the box, they are at default sound and it sounds a bit "tinny". The App has a fully customizable equalizer, however, and after setting it up exactly the way I wanted it, the sound is just as good as my previous Jlabs that were more expensive. In fact, the bass on these, once adjusted, can be a bit too much, in my opinion, where if "thumping" music is your thing, then the EQ can definitely be adjusted for that. So get the App before judging the sound. These headphones are an excellent choice for someone looking in this price range or even at a bit more expensive models and brands.

Update Edit: I eventually got a refund on these. I've updated my rating to 40-stars because I mostly liked these. The only thing I didn't like was the mic sound for calls. It was acceptable for sure, but it sounded like you are in a tunnel or something. Very thin. For music, I found EQ settings I liked... and, I was able to get the volume up by running most up the EQ values up. I needed a different EQ for podcasts. For my needs these ultimately didn't work out, but I would certainly consider buying from Earfun again in the future. They were oh-so-close. I've actually got their new UA100 headphone amplifier marked on my wish list that I may pick up on sale at some point. I think the company makes good products... it's just that this one didn't meet my own personal needs at the moment. I've only had these about 3 days now. I thought I'd found the buds I was looking for. Until today when they started making some strange chunky sound that sounds like clipping or artifact. Another thing that's strange is that when I set them to "Normal" they sounds like the ANC comes on. When I then set them to ANC, they still sound like the ANC is on, but the quality of the sound changes to more full... while the "noise cancelling" stays about the same as when set to "normal". They don't sound great for podcasts, but music sounds great. My current Amazon echo buds (gen 2) sound much better for podcasts, but not as great for music. I've EQ'd both the earfun and echobuds. The mic on these is very thin and sounds like you're talking through a tin can. Not horrible. You can understand the words, but it sounds like a very low quality mic to the listener. The "chunky/artiact" sound I described before happened earlier today while I was out walking. Then later it moved from the left bud to the right bud. Then, I played another podcast and didn't hear the artifact at all, so I assumed the previous podcast was a bad recording. I then replayed the previous podcast and it sounded fine. No artifact. So, they don't seem consistent. Maybe there's something going on with the adaptive dynamics? I don't know. Sometimes they're pretty good. I like that the touch controls are in a concave space on the bud to prevent accidentally activating something. My motorcycle helmet pads sometimes activate my echobuds while I'm riding. No so with these. The earfun buds are easy to put in and easy to get a good seal for me. They stay in place well... even when putting my motorcycle helmet on and taking it off. I can't decide if I'm going to return them or not. This inconsistent artifact/chunky sound is concerning. The quality of the voice mic is almost a dealbreaker. The fact that "normal" doesn't sound like it's a change in noise cancelling than the "noise cancelling" setting... makes me wonder if I got a bad pair. For music they sound good. Battery seems very good. They fit and stay in place well. The touch controls are good. I'll either return these and see if I get lucky with a replacement pair... or, maybe I'll return for a refund and maybe wait until their next versions come out to see if they've improved.

---TIP for using the touch controls--- The circular part on the outside near the speaker end is the only part that's touch-sensitive. It's tricky to use if you don't understand it, but it's actually really easy to handle: 1) Touch the end of the earbud that's pointing out away from your ear. 2) Keeping your finger on the earbud, trace your finger up until you feel the circular touch-sensitive area (circled in yellow in the second photo). The touch control won't activate immediately when your finger moves over it. 3) Once you've found the button with your finger, you can tap/double tap/triple tap/tap and hold, according to the instructions in the manual Review: I like these a lot! I was really reluctant to get a phone without a 3.5mm audio jack, but these earbuds are great and easy to deal with. Pros: -Exceptional battery life. If you use them intermittently like I do and put them in the little charging case when not in use, the batteries last at least 3 or 4 days. I have to charge them way less often than I charge my phone. This was the biggest selling point for me. -I got them for around $50, which is a pretty good price for wireless earbuds. -Very easy to set up and use. -The sound playback quality is good. -The microphone quality is decent for an earbud mic. It sounds really tinny, but my voice is very intelligible, which is a big upgrade from the built-in microphone on my old phone. -You can use only one of them if you just want sound in one ear, and leave the other in the case. -The charging case is big enough that I don't feel like I'll lose it too easily, but small enough to fit in my pocket. The earbud snaps into position with magnets, so putting them into the case and taking them out again is really effortless. -They feel pretty comfortable in my ears. I'm used to using the $5 wired earbuds you would find at like Staples. These are noticeably heavier, but not too bad. -You can pair them with more than one device at the same time. They'll play sound from whichever one is currently playing. Cons: -If I lean forward at a steep angle, they sometimes feel like they're going to fall out. This happens more in my left ear, which probably means I need to use a smaller size foam thing (it comes with four sizes; I think I'm using the second smallest size). It would be nice if they looped over top of my ear or something to keep them from coming out. -Occasionally when adjusting them I'll hit the touch control button by accident. -You have to get used to the touch controls, as I mentioned up above, but it really only took me 5 or 10 minutes to get the hang of it. Other: I haven't put their water resistance to the test (and I don't really plan to, if I can help it). The Android app requires your location (which seems completely unnecessary), but it gives you extra options, like you can change what the different tap sequences do. This might be good if you want to use only one of them in one ear, and you want to be able to adjust the volume either up or down on the same earbud. The app can also make the earbuds play a loud sound to help you find them if you lose them. You can't really use the app without the location permission. You can still use the earbuds without the app, though, if you prefer.

I refuse to buy the high priced, certain fruit named company headphones, even though I own their phone and watch already. I just can't see why they cost that much for what they are. I had another brand of headphones, that have all the same features, and were a fraction of the cost that I have used for the last few years. Recently, they started to have issues with connecting and disconnecting from my phone, and would only sometimes charge when in the case, so I needed something new. After buying a couple of "noise cancelling" earbuds from other brands, that really didn't have true noise cancelling capabilities, I found these after looking at a lot of reviews on other sites. I have not been disappointed. First the design just looks nice. The buds themselves, the case, everything just looks like nice quality components. They were simple to connect to my phone, and they connect quickly, and reliably every time I use them. I mainly use them for phone calls, or to listen to podcasts or watch videos on my phone, and only occasionally use them for music when I am cutting grass. If I had to knock them for anything, it might be sound quality, but only in relation to music. They just sound a little bassy to me, and I'd like a little more crispness to the sound. The good news is that you can adjust the EQ on them using the app you download to your phone. I did this and was able to get more of what I was looking for in sound. Still not a crisp as some others I have had in the past, but much better than when I first opened them up. Noise cancelling seems to work pretty good as well. I've never used to the trendy brand's headphones to know how well theirs works, but for my purposes these do all I need them to. With it turned on, you can hear the difference. Things like the hum of my AC unit, or even some of the noise from my children who are home for the summer and don't understand that I am working all day long, get reduced with them in and noise cancelling turned on. I sometimes have to take them out just to verify that I'm not missing anything going on in the house. Overall, they're not perfect, but I do think they are an incredibly good pair of headphones. I could wear them all day and not have a problem with them getting uncomfortable, and they sound pretty good, and function well. I'd buy them again for certain, as I'm not sure for the price you could do any better.

I purchased these earbuds almost a year ago, and they're my second most used pair of earbuds. The sound on these is really good for the price. I love having the ability to adjust the equalization and settings via app. This is only my second pair of wireless earbuds that have noice cancellation and I find it to be pretty good; definitely an improvement over my last pair from another brand. I find the fit of the earbuds is pretty good with the supplied ear tips, but the fit was much improved after I upgraded to some foam tips. They're now very secure and much more comfortable. The touch controls work well, and I like that you can adjust the control settings in the app. I used a different brand of earbuds for a long time and became accustomed to their touch controls, so being able to adjust the controls on these to match what I was used to was a huge plus. The biggest issue I've had with the earbuds is their Bluetooth connectivity. They connect fine to multiple devices, switching the connection to another set of devices is easy and straight forward, but the range is horrible. I can't leave the room without having connectivity issues. Sometimes I have issues if my phone is in my back pocket, and I definitely can't carry it in a rear pouch when I run. I reached out to Earfun not long after I purchased them and they indicated that the range was normal and suggested I try resetting them and all Bluetooth connections. That didn't help, and no further assistance was provided. I still use these earbuds at work when I need to be connected to multiple devices, but I use my Tozo NC9's the rest of the time. They're not as comfortable for all day wear; but they sound great, have good noise cancellation, and they have much better range. The NC9's allow me to leave my phone in the truck on calls while still monitoring dispatch through a scanner feed, which is much easier than carrying two radios. It seems like my connectivity issues aren't very common, but since I received little help and no offer of replacement from Earfun I wouldn't spend the money on their earbuds again. The improvements in sound and noise cancellation over my Tozo earbuds isn't worth the poor support. I've had touch controls fail in my Tozo and they sent me a new pair without hesitation. My wife had some connectivity issues with a pair I ordered for her and they replaced them immediately. I wanted to like these Earfun earbuds, and a lot of the reviews I read before buying them were right on point with their praise, but the most important thing for my use is reliability and these fall short.

After a couple of other wireless ear bud sets died of old age, I decided to find a replacement. As expected, I discovered dozens of choices here, of different levels of quality and opinions by previous buyers. I began looking at the EarFun offerings after reading a slew of positive reviews. I took a flyer on this Air Pro 3 model and I am very happy with my choice. The most important thing, of course, is how they sound. I had not purchased a new set of ear buds in a few years and you can tell the technology has come a long way when listening to these. The sound is detailed and crisp, with sufficient bass and crystal clear treble. As an older man, my hearing isn't as good as it was, but there's no mistaking how good these sound. I used them with a variety of music (rock, jazz, classical, country, etc.) and found everything to just sound terrific. EarFun also created a very nice mobile app for checking battery life and customizing settings. One of the settings is for an equalizer that will use pre-set configurations or will allow you to create your own customized sound environment. The battery life on these is extremely good, though I probably haven't stretched them to their limits. The small charging case appears to have a long battery life, and the ear buds themselves last many hourse and recharge quickly in the case. For me, the fit is very good. In addition to the installed ear tips, these EarFuns have three additional sets of different sizes. There's a nice touch there: the extra buds are housed in a small box and mounted on a card, which keeps them in place, instead of rolling all over. The EarFuns have a lot of features, so there's a bit of a learning curve with the on-board buttons used to change volume, songs or answer calls. You might have to play with the controls to get used to how they work, as they have a little touch sensitivity, especially in raising and lowering volume directly on the ear buds. Once you learn how they work, using them with the various functions is simple. I have one minor gripe with these: the ear buds are left-right specific and fit in the case a specific way for storage and charging. The letters "L" and "R" are etched on the bottom side of the devices, below the actual ear bud mount. The problem is that you can barely see the letters, so getting them in the right place (case or ears) might be a bit awkward. If the manufacturer can make one improvement on this model, making those letters a bit easier to read would be it. You could spend a whole lot of cash on some name brands of earbuds, but for the price and with the performance, these are a great value.

I was given a pair of expensive Beats headphones a few years ago as a Xmas present, which I loved. Sadly, those headphones started to crack and break apart over time, until they were dangling from the patch of Gorilla tape I use to keep it together. I hated to give them up, but I was desperate for a new set of ear buds. I was gonna grab another pair of Beats products, but they’re just too pricy to consider in todays time where everyone is tightening their wallet. I needed a new set of ear phones, but after how busted my headphones became, I decided to go with ear buds and hope they wouldn’t break down as fast. It took some time and a lot of YouTube reviews, but I eventually settled on these Earfun ear buds. The price was okay (still annoyed I missed the limited time deal. So I paid the fully 80 bucks instead of the 55.) for new ear buds and it arrived quickly. I was worried it was gonna be a chore to set up on my Bluetooth, it the instructions were clear and easy to follow in the booklet and within less than 5 minutes I got them connected to my computer. The ear buds charge in the box they come in and it’s kinda cool I have a safe place to store them, so I like that. You could carry them around if your use your iPhone but I keep them strictly at home. So nothing to worry about there. There are even tiny magnets in the charger so you don’t have to worry about the ear buds getting jumbled up in the box or being damaged and it makes charging the ear buds easier. Though if your hands are big, like mine. It’s a bit tricky to pull them out of the box without some practice. The sound quality of the ear buds are pretty decent. Though the volume on it isn’t as good as the Beats headphones were, it’s still good enough to enjoy listening to things like YouTube or good music. I read that there’s an app to improve On the quality on the sound, but I don’t like Messing with things on apps. So I’ll just keep it at its default settings and relax. I’m old fashioned like that. The ear buds feel okay in my ears. I could probably replace the buds with smaller black rubber things that come with charger, but I’m okay with it for now. The only real issue I have with these ear buds is that they do occasionally have a weird popping noise that kicks in sometimes. I remember reading that this was the ear buds way of trying to reduce outside noise from ruining my experience. Which is fine, but it did jump scare me the first time it happened. The other thing is the connection is a little Weird. Even if I’m sitting in front of my computer, if I lean back in my chair and slowly spin to the right, the connection gets static-y until I sit back up. Then it’s normal again. Not a huge gripe, but weird it does that. So, while not as good as My Beats Headphones (and annoyed I Missed the cheaper deal), I’m still happy enough with my Purchase to give it a fair score.

Bardzo fajne i dość kompletne, a szczególnie w promocyjnej cenie (nawet za wyjściową) słuchawki wg mnie. Dźwięk na pewno nie jest neutralny, ale bardzo, bardzo przyjemny dla moich uszu. Nastawiony jak nazwa zobowiązuje na fun z zaskakująco dobrze brzmiącym środkiem. Basom niczego nie brakuje, góra może stanowić lekki niedosyt, ale można podciągnąć sobie w aplikacji. Aplikacja na iOS bardzo przyjemna, przejrzysta nie muli, dość częste aktualizacje. Czas pracy na baterii niesamowity. ANC moim zdaniem dobre, na pewno nie wybitne, czasami coś słychać, ale nie czuję dyskomfortu - w pociągu bardzo przyjemnie się oglądało filmy czy słuchało muzy. No i jeszcze bez problemu łączy się z 2 urządzeniami. Fabrycznie założone gumki bdb jak na moje wymagania. Obecnie moje słuchawki na co dzień.

This is my first ear plug so I cannot compare to something else. But after a few hours playing with it: -Working out of the box! Easy to pair and play around with the EQ (app to download). With just a few click I could EQ the sound that fits me. -I walked by a busy road and tested with and without the noise cancelling. Very Impressive! -Fits my ears with no problem and stays in place. -Sound is very powerful if you want to but with the ANC on, I needed to decrease the sound volume by a lot! Witch is a good thing! -Configuring the touch buttons is easy and very helpful. -I have not tested call quality yet. Two minors points: -Wind. You can hear it as the in ears stick out a bit. -Cannot disable voice when changing modes (ANC, Ambient or Normal). Not a big thing as ANC will always be on but still. (no voice over when changing music, or adjust sound). Will update later if needed but so far so good! Very pleased right now!

It’s good but the noise canceling is bad. I won’t recommend it for noise cancellation. But quality good enough enjoyed it

Ich schreibe selten Produktrezensionen. Eigentlich nur wenn ein Produkt besonders schlecht oder besonders gut ist. Spoiler: Letzteres ist hier der Fall. 2023 habe ich mir nachdem ich ein neues Handy ohne Kopfhörerbuchse bekommen habe die Bluetooth KH Tune 130 NC TWS von JBL auf Empfehlung meines Sohnes hier bei Amazon bestellt. Die waren zu dem Zeitpunkt auch sehr günstig. Sicher ein toller KH aber bei mir ist es so dass mein rechter Gehörgang sehr klein ist. Das ist sicht- und fühlbar. Passend dazu ist meine Hörfähigkeit links (andere Seite) nicht gut. Alles von Geburt an. Diverse OP's in jungen Jahren haben nichts gebracht, Die JBL's haben 3 Minuten gebraucht bis sie aus meinem rechten Ohr gefallen sind. Ohne das ich mich bewegt habe. Sie passten einfach nicht. Ich habe einige der in der Familie vorhandenen probiert, überall das gleiche. Also schwierig. Ich habe mich mit meinen alten, kabelgebundenen Sony's und einem USB-C zu 3,5mm Klinke Adapter begnügt. So oft habe ich keine KH am Handy. Aber irgendwie nervt es doch. Man will ja auch kein Tech Dino sein. Also immer mal wieder nach neuen KH gesehen. Ich lege schon Wert auf guten Klang. Daher schieden so 10€ Teile, wie meine Frau sie in der Bahn benutzt, aus. Gutes HiFi Equipment zu Hause und so sollen auch auf Reisen einigermaßen gute Klänge an die Lauscher kommen. Ich habe immer wieder gesucht. JBL, Sony, Phillips, Sennheiser,.... Alle besseren natürlich teuer und du weißt nicht ob sie nicht auch nach 3 Minuten wieder draußen sind. Also irgendwie fehlte mir der Mut. DIe kosten gut Geld und wenn man sie zurück schickt, gehen sie in den Schrott. Durch den direkten Hautkontakt sind das ja eine Art Hygieneartikel. Wer will den Ohrenschmalz des vorherigen Bestellers "genießen"? Also wieder aufgegeben. Aber das Thema war nie zu Ende. Als meine Frau vor ein paar Tagen sagte auf unserem nächsten Flug in den Urlaub können wir uns ja gemeinsam einen Film auf meinem Tablet ansehen war es dann wieder mal soweit. Ich brauche auch Bluetooth Hörer. Aber keine für 150 - 200€. Wieder bei amazon gestöbert und auf die EarFun gestoßen. Rezensionen gelesen, techn. Daten studiert und erstmal für gut befunden. Ob die sitzen??? Erstmal bestellt. Wenn die nicht passen gibst du keinen >100€ Artikel zurück. Gestern kamen sie. Ich war zuerst überrascht über die Verpackung. Die erinnerte schon an eine Verpackung eines Handys der Samsung S Serie. Aber das reicht nicht, das Produkt muss liefern. Also erst einmal weiter ausgepackt. Alles mehr als ich erwartet hätte. Das Ladecase und die Hörer sehen sehr hochwertig aus. Sie waren mit Schutzfolien auf den Kontakten geschützt. Zuerst einmal ans Ladegerät. Die waren aber fast vollständig geladen. Dabei ist sogar eine Anleitung u.a. in (gutem) Deutsch. Wirklich komplett. In der Anleitung ist sogar ein kleiner Wattestick zum Reinigen. Das war schon mal alles sehr positiv vom Eindruck her. Später am Abend habe ich dann weiter gemacht weil die Neugier gesiegt hat. Die Kopplung ans Handy war völlig problemlos. Wie sitzen sie? Gerade bei mir rechts? Stramm aber nicht unangenehm. Zumindest zuerst nicht. Dann mal gleich das klanglich anspruchsvollste aufgerufen was ich auf dem Handy hatte. Um es kurz zu machen: Mir hat der Mund offen gestanden bei dem was die Ohren da einatmen durften. Diese kleinen Dinger....wahnsinn. Akustik Gitarre, harte Schlagzeug Attacken, klare Stimmen. Das kommt richtig gut an. Alleine was die an tiefem Bass liefern, ich war einfach nur beeindruckt. Auch rechts / links bei meinem Ohrenproblem sehr gut ortbar. Nach 2 Stunden fiel mir auf dass ich den Sitz nicht einmal korrigiert hatte. Und es drückte nichts. Alles angenehm. Die Form erinnert sehr an meine Sony's mit Kabel. Ich habe noch eine weitere Stunde gehört und die KH dann wirklich begeistert abgesetzt. Ich hätte so etwas eigentlich nie gekauft. Warum dann doch das Vertrauen in diese günstigen Produkte? Ich habe vor Jahren aufgrund einer Empfehlung aus einem Youtube Audiokanal kabelgebundene ohrumschließende KH von OneOdio gekauft. Die haben mich begeistert und tun dies heute noch. Daher hatten NoName KH einen gewissen Vorsprung was das Vertrauen anging. Wenn die EarFun jetzt von der Technik auch halten was sie versprechen, bin ich voll überzeugt von den Hörern. Dass die JBL nicht auf / in meine Ohren passen, liegt an meiner Anatomie. Die JBL's erfreuen meine Frau, gut so. Aber was die EarFun auch klanglich abliefern, ist schon klasse. Die brauchen sich vor den JBL's und auch vor den kabelgebundenen Sony's (die ich sehr schätze) nicht zu verstecken. Ich bin wirklich begeistert. Da ist Earfun wirklich Fun 4 Ears. Absolute Empfehlung wenn die Akkus mitspielen.

Cómodos, grandes bajos, sonido muy bueno, estoy es personal el ecualizador que tiene en mi caso a veces estoy más dándole al ecualizador que escuchando música,esto es un defecto mío, me había comprado antes una versión más alta pero me ha gustado más esta.los recomiendo....