EarFun Wave Pro Active Noise Canceling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, LDAC Hi-Res Sound, 5 Mics AI Clear Call, 80H Playtime, Multipoint Connection, Comfort Fit, Custom EQ via App

These headphones are well done. To start, they come with a snazzy hard cover carrying case to protect your headphones. Left and right is easily identifiable in the case itself, which makes storing the headphones a snap. There’s a USB-C charging cord and aux cable, that are nicely stored in a pouch inside the case. See pictures. These were super easy to connect. Hold down the power button and they immediately start pairing. There’s an Earfun App that gives you custom control of your equalizer settings or you can just choose a preset equalizer setting. The active noise cancelling is excellent. You can choose all the way up to a strong ANC setting. The App is super easy to use as well. I posted several pics of the App screens. When I initially opened the App, it upgraded the headphones to the latest firmware version. This took about 3-5 minutes and worked flawlessly. This means Earfun will be working to improve the headphones and fix any bugs, which I really like. Product support is a great thing in my book. The sound is pleasant and not overly boomy. I like balanced sound, so they sound really nice to my ears. I used the “Rock” preset and listened to Dave Matthew’s song ‘Crash’. It was very detailed and rich. The great thing is, if you want more bass you can either choose that preset or customize to your preference in the App. The pleather muffs are comfortable and the headphones fit my head comfortably. They are adjustable as well. The headphones appear to be well made. Overall I really like and I’m pleased with these headphones. I have another well known brand and these are every bit as good, but at a lower price point. I believe these are worth checking out. Please check out the many pictures posted.

Excellent quality and sound for the price. I listen to a lot of TV shows and movies & these headphones aside from having great battery life have not had any connection issues with my Sony home theater receiver. The battery life at normal setting lasts a couple/few days and these do quickly charge. The sound quality is excellent and volume is easily controlled with the buttons on the right ear pad. Their app I put on my phone well not as polished as the Soundcore app they perform basically the same functions. Tailoring the headphones to help you hear and being older these are a plus for me. These are a very durable headphone and I have fallen asleep more than a few times wearing them as they are comfortable. Like I said in the title these are great cans for the price.

Great headphones overall. Decent sound quality but still can't beat the Audio Technica ATH-M50xBT2 in terms of balanced sound. These are heavier on the lows and a bit tinny on the mids in comparison. They are super light and comfortable. They do a good job of blocking noise without ANC. ANC works well. I would say it is close to the Bose QC headphones but varies depending on the frequency that is being blocked. They come with a nice case and feel well built. Like every other, even expensive, set of headphones they use the same battery charging circuitry, probably built into the Bluetooth chip, that doesn't support charging while using the headphones. Pros: - Inexpensive - Good build quality - Good sound quality - ANC works well - Has real buttons instead of touch controls - Has multipoint/dual device connectivity - Lightweight and comfortable to wear - Block out sound well even with ANC off Cons: - Cannot be used while charging

I’ve been using the EarFun Wave Pro Active Noise Canceling Headphones for a while now, and I’m genuinely impressed by how they elevate my audio experience with their blend of premium features, comfort, and affordability. As someone who loves music, podcasts, and the occasional outdoor adventure, these over-ear headphones have become my go-to for immersive sound and noise-free focus. With advanced hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC), a 40mm DLC composite dynamic driver, and a battery life that seems to go on forever, the Wave Pro delivers a high-end experience at a budget-friendly price, typically around $80. The sleek, foldable design in black, paired with plush ear cushions, makes them a stylish and comfortable companion for everything from daily commutes to camping trips, and I can’t stop raving about their versatility and quality.The sound quality is nothing short of spectacular. The 40mm drivers produce rich, detailed audio with punchy bass and crisp highs, making every song in my playlist—whether it’s jazz or electronic—sound vibrant and alive. The Hi-Res Audio certification ensures I hear every nuance, and I’ve found myself rediscovering favorite tracks with newfound clarity. The ANC is a game-changer, blocking up to 35dB of ambient noise. Whether I’m in a noisy coffee shop or tuning out the hum of an RV generator, the world fades away, leaving just me and my music. One time, I was so immersed in a podcast that I didn’t even notice my dog barking nearby! The transparency mode is equally impressive, letting me stay aware of my surroundings during walks without removing the headphones, which I find incredibly convenient. Comfort is where the Wave Pro truly shines. Weighing just 268 grams, they feel light on my head, even during long listening sessions. The soft, protein leather ear cushions and adjustable headband make them a joy to wear, with no ear fatigue after hours of use. I’ve worn them for entire work-from-home days, switching between music and Zoom calls, and they never feel cumbersome. The multipoint Bluetooth 5.3 connection is seamless, letting me switch between my phone and laptop without missing a beat. I also love the low-latency Game Mode for watching videos or playing casual mobile games, as it keeps audio perfectly synced with visuals, enhancing my Netflix binges or gaming sessions. For camping, these headphones are an absolute delight. Their foldable design fits easily into my backpack, and the included carrying case keeps them safe during rugged outdoor trips. The 80-hour battery life without ANC (or 55 hours with it) means I can go an entire camping weekend without needing a recharge, even while streaming music by the campfire or listening to audiobooks in my tent. I recently took them on an RV trip, and the ANC blocked out road noise so well that I could enjoy my playlists in peace while my partner drove. The IPX5 water resistance is a nice touch, protecting against light rain or splashes by the lake, and I’ve never worried about them getting damaged during outdoor use. Plus, the USB-C charging is super convenient for topping up with my portable power bank.Ease of use and maintenance make the Wave Pro a breeze to incorporate into my routine. The EarFun Audio app lets me customize EQ settings to tweak the sound to my liking, whether I want extra bass for hip-hop or balanced tones for classical music. The built-in microphones deliver crystal-clear call quality, and I’ve gotten compliments on how professional I sound during virtual meetings. Cleaning is simple—just a quick wipe with a damp cloth keeps them looking pristine. The headphones also come with a 3.5mm cable for wired listening, which I’ve used when the battery ran low after forgetting to charge them (though that’s rare given the insane battery life). I recommend buying the EarFun Wave Pro Active Noise Canceling Headphones for their exceptional quality, budget-friendly price, and incredible versatility. The stellar sound, powerful ANC, and long battery life make them perfect for music lovers, remote workers, and campers like me. Their lightweight comfort, durable design, and outdoor-ready features ensure they’re a reliable companion for any adventure, offering premium performance that far exceeds their price point.

I've had these headphones for a couple of months now and they're definitely better than I ever expected them to be - especially for the price. I bought these to replace my Cowin SE8 headphones (the earpads on my SE8s had started to deteriorate and I couldn't find replacements for them that looked decent or were easy to replace). While I'm not an audiophile I've had some pretty shitty headphones and know good from bad. - SOUND: good sound balance overall and the bass in particular is good - MIC: I'm on work video calls and host livestreams and the mic is pretty good for being built-in - it's not a professional streaming mounted mic, but it does the job for my video calls and is clear without picking up tons of background noise (and I don't sound like I'm underwater, or in a tunnel). The mic on my SE8s was definitely better, but I'm not unhappy with the mic on these headphones, it is sufficient. - ANC: the noise cancelling is pretty good - I've traveled a lot the past couple of months and I find the "noise cancelling" option to be the best for blocking out all the hustle and bustle while on planes and in airports (there are two other modes: "normal" and "ambient sound" but neither IMHO provide great NC) - BATTERY: the battery life on these is really good, I've gone an entire day with these on and they still have lots of juice left (I listen to music or am on calls for 90% of my working day, so a solid 8 hours with no low battery warnings). I'm not sure how long to they would go without a charge as I'm usually plugging them in overnight, but I've haven't run out of battery so far. - HEADBAND COMFORT: The headband gets heavy and presses down hard on the top of my head after many hours of wear. I've tried adjusting it so that the band is off my head but then that puts weight on my ears and isn't as comfy. All this to say, this takes HOURS and HOURS to happen. I think the only way to solve this is to make the earphone parts lighter overall. This is not a dealbreaker for me as it takes many hours for this to happen and I just take a break. Overall these are pretty comparable to my former SE8s but for about 1/2 the cost. While I'd like them to be a bit more comfortable I'd buy another pair in a heartbeat as the pros outweigh the cons.

UPDATE 6/20/24: I have to give another update regarding how difficult it is to enter pairing mode. So far I've seen unclear instructions and inconsistent results when trying to enter the pairing mode for these. (Which is a small issue but these warranted an update addressing this) The instructions say to hold the Multi Function Button for 2 seconds after powering it on, this does not work. Nor does pressing it 3 times as an alternative option. After spamming the button it finally worked. Unless I have a faulty unit it shouldn't be this difficult to enter pairing mode on Bluetooth headphones. I really want to like these but they do hamper the experience as I heavily rely on the multipoint feature, but entering pairing mode to take advantage of this is headache inducing. Hopefully this can be patched or I may look elsewhere for a better product. ORIGINAL REVIEW: After spending some more time with these I have come to see the issues I was having was with the devices themselves and not the headphones. (Mostly with my Nintendo Switch and Chromecast) The Switch would have rather bad latency but that was only when either the ANC/Transparency modes were on. (A little annoying but that's manageable) And my Chromecast refused to pair with these but that's the Chromecast's fault as that's a known issue Google never bothered fixing. Anyway, I am very impressed with these as both the low latency gaming mode with Android is very impressive and the audio quality is quite nice. The noise canceling is a little too good as I have the same issues others reported as well. (Nausea and/or headaches at its strongest setting) They're also quite comfortable and I can definitely feel like they can be worn for hours at a time. I do have some actual issues however with these headphones. Trying to trigger pairing mode is a bit of a pain; I have to hold the power button for a few seconds after turning it on to start pairing, but it occasionally shuts off without saying otherwise. A bit annoying but minor. In the end I do recommend these as they're the cheapest overhead style headphones with a low latency mode and very long battery life. Audio quality may not be on par with some other headphones a bit more expensive or even cheaper (My Anker Soundcore Q20i headphones sound a bit better) but the inclusion of a low latency mode and multipoint is very welcome. I'll take a slight hit in audio quality for functionality any day.

Earfun has been a brand I appreciate when it comes to quality versus value. The wave pro is no exception, with a solid build of an earphone, comfortable for large ears like myself, strong Bluetooth connection, and functions of sort with the earfun app. Build is overall great. Not too bulky and not flimsy at the same time. Having a large oval head, safe to say when fully extended fits all around my big ears, barely pressing on the lower earlobe. Evenso, I don't feel any pressure and remains comfy for at least 5 straight hours of using it, so far. The wave pro holds Bluetooth connection around my 960 Sq ft apartment, and never noticed any drops, regardless of playing music, video, or mobile games. Wireless play is superb with the earfun app. Choosing different anc settings to suit your needs, along with ambient mode allowing you to mostly hear what is around you. Like other headphones with anc, turning the volume loud enough will drown out the outside noise anyway. These headphones do get loud, both in wireless mode and wired mode. The provided headphone jack allows wired connection. Also using a 3.5mm to usbc, but either cable did not fully null out the sound quality. While wireless brings out the most of the headphone, using it in wired mode still provides decent bass and good treble (mids ok). The fact it fits my large head, and doesn't press against my ears, is alone the main reasons I enjoy this headphone. The other features and accessories are just adding value on top of value. A solid recommend.

I was given Earfun's Air Pro 3's as a gift. Bought the Free Pro 3's because they fit better in ears, Sooooooo... I wanted a pair of over-the-ear style headphones for the better sound quality that a large diaphragm/ear speaker can give. Knowing that in my advanced age (56), my hearing wasn't worth the $300+ high-end headphones people buy to show-off to others. Audiophiles lose their hearing with age like everyone else so as long as I get a good volume and full sound, I'm happy. I'M HAPPY! After liking the quality of my Earfun earbuds, it was obvious to give them a shot! Lo and Behold!, they just came out with these! They were a good price and had most of the features the earbuds had. The only one missing was aptX Adaptive but my LG V60 also supports LDAC so that's a bit of a trade off in signal stability but not sound quality. (They also support AAC for the Apple Drones! 😉 ) My V60 also has a great Quad DAC/amplifier that makes using full-size headphones a joy. When using the wired connection they sound great. When wired, you use the mic on your phone for calls but that's pretty standard with most headphones. For less than $80, these are a steal. Good case and nice feel. Longevity is the only question. I'll write back in a year to update!