EarFun Wireless Earbuds, Air Pro Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Bluetooth Earphones with 6 Mics ENC Clear Call, 10 mm Big Drivers, Deep Bass, Fast USB-C Charge, 32Hrs, Ambient Mode for Office, Gym

Firstly, the earbuds are great, they fit well and the only time I've had issues is in intense movement like shaking my head with the objective of testing how well they stay in. They're not gym earbuds but they stay in well enough for a run in my experience.The sound is clear and honestly it feels like these are a much more expensive set. I use Edifier speakers as my main speakers so maybe I'm biased towards the sound profile here as these are worked on my Edifier as well.The noise cancelling is definitely good enough, it won't block out everything but I think unless you're wearing over-ear headphones that's out of the question anyway. It's more than enough for a busy train ride or high street. The ambience mode that lets you hear through the earphones could be better, it functions but the sound is quite distorted and you get a lot of clothing and hair noise. It works enough to hear people but I wouldn't have a conversation without taking an earbud out.The controls are intuitive with the basic functions like play pause skip on one ear and mode switching and assistant on the other. It is missing volume control which could be a deal breaker for some people but personally once I've set a volume I tend to stick to it, or my phone isn't far away if I want to change it anyway.Customer service:Apart from being great earbuds, you should get these based on the customer service they offer. Unfortunately one of my earbuds stopped playing sound, of course that can happen and often does happen with such small and fragile things. Within a day of me originally emailing, customer service sent out a new pair for free after I explained the situation.I've luckily not had to deal with broken hardware many times but every time I have in the past it's been a nightmare that usually ends with the company saying they can't do anything. In this case, Earfun took the hit which obviously isn't a massive cost to them, it's just a pair of earbuds after all, but the gesture alone is refreshing in my opinion. So thank you again Freya from the Earfun customer service team if you somehow read this!

I don’t normally write reviews for the money these are a bargain. The what hi-fi award-winning ear fun earbuds went back immediately as the sound was too tinny, So don’t recommend them but this is the pro version and they are definitely the ones to go for.Firstly the sound quality is pretty decent for the money. I’d like to think of myself as a bit of an audiophile And I take my listening experiences seriously. So now you’re thinking okay so what is a so-called audiophile doing With a pair of really cheap earbuds? Well firstly I just wanted something that I could wear out and about with a decent sound, but didn’t cost me a fortune, and that I didn’t have to worry about the cost if I lost them. Secondly I’ve got a pair of decent headphones at home that I use most of the time.So back to the sound quality.I’d say it’s not as rich in sound as the Sony or Bose earbuds but the quality and depth of sound is reasonable and quite surprising. I did notice that I heard sounds and instruments on some of my favourite tracks that I’ve not heard before when listening to the same songs on cheaper headphones or even the original Apple wired earbuds. It’s not top end heavy, or woofy and generally pretty balanced and good quality.The noise cancelling is also pretty good. Let’s be realistic for a second, again it’s not going to going to be Sony or Bose Or even Apple noise cancelling for this money. Saying that with noise cancellation turned on it does take out the more white noise elements of every day objects e.g. the fan of the oven, the kettle boiling, the microwave going. You can still hear these things but the sound is clearly reduced and in that respect I found that I was able to enjoy my music at a comfortable volume but I was still able to hear some of what was going on around me. This is not the same as normal or ambient mode where Every sound is magnified externally. I haven’t tried these on public transport or a plane but my guess is that it would still take out some of that background hum, although not as efficiently as other headphones or even over ear headphones. But for my uses to just shut out some of the background noise and chatter they do the job well enough without the hefty pricetag.The fit is reasonable to and they feel sturdy when in my ears. They may not be aesthetic as the Apple AirPods but for the price I am prepared to overlook this.Connecting to my Apple devices was fairly straightforward and done through Bluetooth. So far they have maintained connection.All in all a total bargin for the money if you don’t want to worry about losing them but still want a decent pair of ear buds. Very impressed for the money.

I would class these headphones as High Quality sound, great for commuting and work, along with a mid range price. Worth spending the extra from the £40 tier to these.. Fair superior sound than my older pair of apple airpods. You get a lot of sound for the price.I have these paired to a Oneplus 8 pro, and connectivity is flawless.Once you match the ear size they sit comfortably in the ear and don't budge. I would add dog walking to the list also, and turning off the noise cancelling is just a case of tapping the left earbud three times. That way you can hear all those sounds while you're out and about walking the pooch.The controls take a little getting used to, but once you know the tap combinations this soon became natural. Noise cancelling, ambient sound, and normal mode all sound good.Google assistance pops up with two taps of the left bud, and works perfectly, well as much as it can do (google Ai that is).If you're looking for a cheaper replacement compared to the £100+ headphones products look no further than these. Glad I took the plunge on this brand. My over the head Sony's that cost over £250, it's been hard to tell the difference on some songs.They feel well made, and the only thing I would have liked on the case would be wireless charging, but by no means a deal breaker.After wearing them for a couple of hours, they still feel comfortable in the ear. Just make sure you spend the small amount of time on getting the ear size right, and experiment walking around and eating with them in, to get the right feel.