EarFun Tune Pro Active Noise Canceling Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with 5 Mics, 120H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4, Hi-Res Audio, Multipoint Connection, Custom EQ via App, Comfortable Fit

I've owned dozens of headphones over the years and am hugely impressed by these. For £40 they are amazing. They are comfortable, the noise cancelling is nothing close to Sony or Bose but for £40 that's a given. Generous sized over ear cups, a stonking battery life and decent app to go alongside. For best audio in my opinion ensure you have theatre mode " on " this is off by default. This setting opens up the sound completely and once using in theatre mode, turning off sounds horrendous. I'll use my earfuns for work. Banging for the buck

Le EarFun Tune Pro sono state una sorpresa totale: cancellazione attiva del rumore davvero efficace per il prezzo, blocca bene rumori di fondo come traffico o ufficio senza appiattire il suono. L'audio è pulito e bilanciato, con bassi corposi ma non invadenti e medi chiari per voci/podcast. Collegate con il cavo si trasformano: supportano audio Hi-Res come da certificazione, con dettaglio e dinamica superiori rispetto al wireless – perfette per ascolti seri su PC o telefono. Comode per ore, si adattano bene all'orecchio e l'app permette di personalizzare EQ e ANC. La batteria dura 7-8 ore con ANC attivo (più del previsto) e la custodia ricarica veloce. Collegate via Bluetooth 5.3 sono stabili, anche passando da telefono a PC senza intoppi. Sono contentissimo: per chi cerca cuffie versatili (wireless + Hi-Res cablato) senza spendere una fortuna, sono un 5 stelle pieno.

What I like: Comfortable Long battery life Decent sound out of the box Strong ANC Great build quality What I don’t like: No case Default sound needs fine tuning After being disappointed with the EarFun Wave Life headphones I didn’t have high expectations with the EarFun Tune Pro headphones but that all changed once I received them. Unboxing/Build Quality: In the box you will get the headphones, a USB type c cable, a 3.5 mm audio cable and an owners manual. You will not get a case with the headphones which is a disappointment but not a deal breaker. These headphones are of a better quality when it comes to build quality and sound quality. They have a metal band which is wrapped with plush cushioned pleather and durable plastic ear cups with soft ear cushions which appear to be very thin but surprisingly comfortable and two drivers in each ear cup. I worn them for a few hours a day and didn’t experience any type of discomfort or ear fatigue. On the left ear cup you will find a usb c port and an ANC button (which toggles through normal, ambient sound and, Noise Canceling). On the right ear cup you will find a 3.5 mm jack (which was missing on the Wave Life’s headphones)a power/multifunction button (which controls play/pause, answer/end calls) and up and down buttons (which controls back/forward track and, volume up and down). There are four mics on each ear cup and one extra mic on the bottom of the right ear cup. The clamping force is not too harsh either. The ear cups are on swivels and they do fold for storage. App: If you’ve ever used the EarFun app then you will be familiar with the apps and its features. You can adjust the EQ settings, change your controls to your preferences, turn on and off game mode which reduces the latency as well as turn on what EarFun is calling theater mode. This feature widens the sound stage but also disables any EQ setting you may have. ANC/Mic: The EarFun Tune Pros have five different ANC modes. Normal, Ambient Sound, Wind Noise Canceling, Comfort ANC, Strong ANC. The Strong ANC does a really good job on canceling any outside noise and Wind Noise Canceling is very impressive on these headphones. Ambient sound works great, all outside noises sound natural. Mics works well with these headphones everyone I talked to could hear me loud and clear. Sound quality: Out of the box the default EQ isn’t great. Highs seemed to be muffled and lack any detail. Luckily you can adjust those settings through the EarFun app to your preference and it doesn’t lower the volume levels like the Wave Life’s did upon fine tuning them. The highs are crisp, mids are great and there’s a great amount of bass with these headphones. The dual drivers in each cups makes a huge difference in the sound these headphones can and will make. I tried theater mode which widens the sound stage but ended up turning that off since it disabled my EQ setting. Overall you will not be disappointed with these headphones they are extremely comfortable and have a very long battery life, I just wish they came with a case.

EDIT Here is an honest review by an ordinary customer. I was too harsh to this product in my initial review at the beginning but have to say now I was wrong. I saw these on the Amazon`s deals, and after reading some reviews got curious and decided to give it a shot. Let me say that when I am buying headphones, I give always first priority to the good sound. So, everything else, like ANC and bells and whistles, comes at a second place. I have different pairs in different categories to compare. Ordered Earfun Tune Pro, fast delivery by Amazon. Sound quality: Out of the box these might sound somewhat odd. Right out of the box there is a good chance that you won`t like them. But wait, here is coming the trick... You will have to spare some time over your favorite music and be going through some work tweaking with the EQ and pre-sets to achieve something good for your taste. I had to toy with the EQ for several hours, mainly over deep house music I often listen to, and using a PC with Linux OS offering free SBC-XQ and AAC codec which is the max encoding quality for these headphones wireless (to be on the safe side). There is also a third party Alternative A2DP driver with for Windows which is paid. Beginning with different presets I couldn`t find one good enough among too many, while hearing out different songs. Neither of them did the job satisfactory enough for me to be fully happy, but that may not be the case with you, you may like some of the presets. So I decided to make my own EQ custom preset. Here comes the good android app of EarFun. After an our or two doing some tests I ended up with this configuration on the picture. The Equalizer is very responsive and every move leads to big changes. At least now it seems to be playing decently enough. It may look simple on the picture but believe me, you have to spend some time before realizing which settings are best personally for you. The choice is vast which makes it Pro. If you are not happy with the EQ presets, at least Earfun gave us this good custom option. The Tune Pro is tuned with very good sound now to my taste. At least to me sounds now nice and has its own unique signature compared to Baseus Bowie 30 Max (which is in the same price category and I compare straightforward), and the Baseus is also very nice sounding headphones with LDAC. It is better than Tune Pro, in terms of sound out of the box, at that with its classic preset. Tune Pro needs additional adjustments and clear to say Tune Pro is not supplied with wireless LDAC codec for hi-res audio. Nevertheless it has its own good musical signature. Earfun Tune Pro are very nice headphones per se but need tweaking via the masterly made app. Treble is decent enough. Middle, soundstage, too. Bass also is there a lot and boomy, but lacks some natural finesse in punch of the Baseus, which making your hart to vibrate and jump with joy over the rythm. Still close to it. All in all, good powerful sound with sound stage though that becomes joyful and „ear-fun“ after some work in EQ to fullfill your requirements. Also there is an interesting fact: With most ANC headphones I experienced sound degradation using ANC on but here sound becomes ever cleaner and more studio-like for the fans of that kind of sound. Use Comfort ANC mode for a better result with the sound. Use the headphones wirelessly via AAC and SBC-XQ codecs in order for you to hear them as it should and would be hidden for you otherwise. Use normal mode without ANC for more sound stage but with less clean sound, and ANC comfort on for more studio sound. Everything else for the price: ...is perfect. Buld quality is decent, good-looking and compact, ANC is working very very good (scary good in fact), BT 5.4 connects almost immediately. Champion 120H battery, pro hands down. Many much more expensive headphones can not praise with that. Cons: There is no case, not even a dust bag as a bare minimum for that price. This is sad. Also no Wireless LDAC support, why is that in 2025? This is a Pro on the label. Also, those tiny right-side buttons that are hard to find on touching could have been designed to be better to feel. All in all, headphones with cool features, very nice robust sound after some adjustment and very effective ANC for the price. Purchase recommendation from me, I would give four stars and a half for the price-performance ratio, and would take half because of the wireless LDAC support.

Excellent son. Très bon rapport qualité / prix. A recommander.