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
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Customers find these headphones deliver excellent sound quality, with one mentioning the killer app for audio customization, and appreciate their solid build, noise cancellation capabilities, and comfort. Moreover, the battery life is impressive, with one customer noting it lasts forever with quick charging capability, and they consider them excellent value for money. The fit receives mixed feedback from customers.
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Clinton E –
Great headphones that are better than the Wave Life’s
What I like:ComfortableLong battery lifeDecent sound out of the boxStrong ANCGreat build qualityWhat I don’t like:No caseDefault sound needs fine tuningAfter 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.
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scjr –
Headphones worth your consideration
Got these EarFun Tune Pro’s today. I really like them. Sound is detailed, with nice bass as well. There’s a theater mode in the app that sounds great. The sound is very expansive. It disables the EQ when used. I would use ANC with this setting, because it can get loud. Love the app support. You can do your own equalization or choose from many presets in app.I tried the preset rock setting in Normal mode. I listened to Dave Matthew’s, Rush, Disturbed, etc and it handled all well. ANC reduces sound a little, but not much and it still sounds great. ANC seems to work well too at reducing outside noise. The ear cushions are comfortable and soft. They fit well too. I think these are just as good as my Wave Pro’s and probably better sounding.They came fully charged and in short use, battery life seems to be very solid. There is no case, which is disappointing. Oh well, you can lay them in hard plastic packaging that comes with them. I think they’re darn good. At this price range, they are a great deal. Check these out!
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Matthew –
SEE EDIT. Mostly a steal of a deal. Great capabilities.
For clarity, I come from hi-fi wired headphones and I needed something more robust for moving around the house and whatnot. I had a bad experience with wireless earbuds around this price point and I then realized that Earfun, the company that collaborated with a well known audio enthusiast, may have well-tuned options. I landed on the Tune Pro and I am not disappointed.The bass is moderately emphasized to around 6 to 8 decibels over neutral, it glides down toward the low midrange giving vocals and guitars some nice added warmth, there is a slight emphasis in the upper midrange (700 – 900Hz?), and the treble is well done with hardly any harshness or shrillness. I consider this a generally bassy headphone but done relatively well. These didn’t wow me with sound detail, but it’s very acceptable especially for the price.The comfort is alright. I do wish the headband cushion was thicker, and the earcups could have been deeper but they are so supple that this con is easy to forget. The adjustability is great. If you have a giant head, chances are this will fit you nicely. They might be too big for little kids.The noise cancelling is good but these won’t exactly disappear anything but it does a fantastic job at getting rid of rumbles and low tones. Ambient mode is slightly underwhelming, I’d rather remove the headphones to hear somebody talking to me. I’m not sure if I can adjust the control voice, but it’s a little too loud by default. Speaking of loudness, these can get super SUPER loud, and the usable volume range before blowing my ears out is okay. I wish there were more gradual steps in the volume but in this regard it’s just fine. Could be better, just fine. Normal mode (no ANC) has decent passive noise reduction which is surprising because wireless headphones typically rely solely on ANC to reduce any noise.The buttons are usable but I wish they were more grabby for my fingers as I have to feel around for about a second until I know which button I am pressing. This is something anybody can get used to, but it is something to get used to.So far my first impressions are telling me that the Earfun Tune Pro is a fantastic headphone for the money despite some slight setbacks. If you are not expecting perfection (you really shouldn’t for the price anyway), you will be impressed. So for the value perspective, I am giving this an easy 5 stars.Edit: Just kidding, I’m having to give this 4 stars instead because the earpads are not removeable. They seem to be glued on which is one of the worst downsides of any headphones. So hopefully these earpads outlive the headphone’s electronics which is a rarity.
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Sebastian Claudio Dell’Arte –
Ero curioso di provare a fondo queste Over Ear di Earfun. Che dire, sono rimasto stupefatto dalla qualità considerando che la cifra di acquisto è inferiore ai 100€.SOUND: consiglio un rodaggio di qualche ora con musica che abbia basse frequenze corpose in modo da far vibrare un po’ i driver più grandi. Il suono con l’equalizzazione di default (settabile tramite app ufficiale Earfun) è già ben equilibrato. Io personalmente preferisco potenziare un po’ alte e basse frequenze, tenendo i medi un po’ più contenuti. Consiglio per un’ascolto più armonico, di tenere più contenute rispetto al resto, le frequenze di 250Hz e 2KHz. Ma questi sono gusti personali basati su un orecchio abbastanza sensibile. Il suono è completo su tutti i fronti coprendo bene tutta la gamma.ANC: Earfun non si smentisce e anche su questo prodotto la cancellazione attiva del rumore fa invidia a prodotti ben più costosi. L’ambient mode è efficace.MICROFONI: in chiamata l’interlocutore ci sente bene.AUX: consiglio, come allegato in foto, l’utilizzo di un dac dedicato Hi Res a 32bit per apprezzare a fondo la qualità tramite cavo jack 3.5mm. Detto questo, la qualità è sovrapponibile a quella percepita tramite connessione bluetooth, quindi utilizzabile quando si vuol risparmiare batteria sia sul telefono che sulle cuffie (quella implementata su queste Tune Pro dura davvero tanto!)COMFORT: i materiali sono di qualità e non creano fastidi al contatto.In conclusione, consiglio vivamente l’acquisto.
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Marc MANCEAU –
Excellent son. Très bon rapport qualité / prix. A recommander.
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Anna –
Da meine Nachbarn der Marke Hörgeschädigt sind – laute Musik auch des Nachts, suchte ich nach einem Kopfhörer mit ANC. Laut Test, wurde dieser empfohlen und so orderte ich ihn. Wurde noch am selben Tag geliefert.Ausgepackt – sehr wertige Verpackung, Bedienungsanleitung, Ladekabel, Audiokabel und der Kopfhörer der sehr wertig aussah. Koppelung war extrem schnell – ca. 3 Sekunden beim ersten Koppeln, danach etwa 1 Sekunde.Der Kopfhörer sitzt gut, ist sehr bequem, nichts knarzt oder knackt. Auch nach längerem tragen nicht und auch kein Druckgefühl.Der Klang: Ich weiß nicht ob der 5 Ohren hat aber er holt aus einem Billig-Smartphone einen Klang, wie eine analoge High-End Stereoanlage mit Studio-Kopfhörern. Damit klingt selbst Radio richtig gut.Ausgewogene Mitten, Bässe und Höhen und 3 per Schalter auswählbare Modi: ANC, Normal und Raumklang.ANC: Drosselung tiefer und mittlerer Geräusche liegt bei 45 db. Gefühlt nur noch ein Drittel der Lautstärke – selbst wenn man keine Musik hört. Dann noch etwas Musik – ich höre Musik meistens flüsterleise und der Nachbar kann so laut Musik machen, wie er will – ich bekomme davon nichts mehr mit. Auch nicht, wenn sich alle 3 Nachbarn einen Lärmkrieg liefern. Also lauter Techno unter mir, Pop-Hits Rechts und Bohrmaschine Links neben mir.Und als Fußgängerin neben einer viel befahrenen Straße zur Rushhour; nur ein leises Wummern. Nachteil vielleicht – wird man angesprochen, sieht man zwar wie sich der Mund bewegt, hört aber überhaupt nichts.Ja, und wer wissen will wie lange 120 Stunden mit einer Aufladung sind:Nach 6 Tagen zu 8 Std. täglich war der Akku erst zu 50% runter. Und dabei habe ich 2 Tage ANC benutzt.2 Dinge sollte man aber beachten:1. Das Dolby Atmos der meisten Smartphones, sollte unbedingt deaktiviert werden, da dieses den Klang des Kopfhörers und des Equalizers der EarFun Audio App negativ beeinflusst. Es kann dann blechern und kratzig werden.2. Vorsicht bei den persönlichen Klangeinstellungen der App. Ich meine nicht den Custom-Equalizer sondern die für das Hörempfinden. Die bleiben dann so. Im schlimmsten Fall – App löschen, Kopfhörer kurz zurücksetzen, App wieder installieren und neu koppeln. Klappt übrigens Problemlos.Fazit:Der EarFun Tune Pro Kopfhörer klingt wie ein richtig guter Studio-Kopfhörer – nur eben über Bluetooth. Über Audio-Kabel klingt er sogar noch einen Tick besser und hat – obwohl ausgeschaltet, ANC. Der Akku hält gefühlt ewig und angenehm zu tragen ist er auch noch.Kann ich empfehlen.
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Scott –
Comfortable to wear for long periods, battery lasts ages, and noise cancelling is surprisingly effective for the price. Sound is solid with clear bass. quite a lot of leakage but not a deal breaker. Good quality.
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Salvatore –
Molto soddisfatto per quello che serviva a me ascoltare in cablato x la massima risoluzione sia lossless che hires losless ho risparmiato 400/500€…top
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
Clinton E –
Great headphones that are better than the Wave Life’s
What I like:ComfortableLong battery lifeDecent sound out of the boxStrong ANCGreat build qualityWhat I don’t like:No caseDefault sound needs fine tuningAfter 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.
scjr –
Headphones worth your consideration
Got these EarFun Tune Pro’s today. I really like them. Sound is detailed, with nice bass as well. There’s a theater mode in the app that sounds great. The sound is very expansive. It disables the EQ when used. I would use ANC with this setting, because it can get loud. Love the app support. You can do your own equalization or choose from many presets in app.I tried the preset rock setting in Normal mode. I listened to Dave Matthew’s, Rush, Disturbed, etc and it handled all well. ANC reduces sound a little, but not much and it still sounds great. ANC seems to work well too at reducing outside noise. The ear cushions are comfortable and soft. They fit well too. I think these are just as good as my Wave Pro’s and probably better sounding.They came fully charged and in short use, battery life seems to be very solid. There is no case, which is disappointing. Oh well, you can lay them in hard plastic packaging that comes with them. I think they’re darn good. At this price range, they are a great deal. Check these out!
Matthew –
SEE EDIT. Mostly a steal of a deal. Great capabilities.
For clarity, I come from hi-fi wired headphones and I needed something more robust for moving around the house and whatnot. I had a bad experience with wireless earbuds around this price point and I then realized that Earfun, the company that collaborated with a well known audio enthusiast, may have well-tuned options. I landed on the Tune Pro and I am not disappointed.The bass is moderately emphasized to around 6 to 8 decibels over neutral, it glides down toward the low midrange giving vocals and guitars some nice added warmth, there is a slight emphasis in the upper midrange (700 – 900Hz?), and the treble is well done with hardly any harshness or shrillness. I consider this a generally bassy headphone but done relatively well. These didn’t wow me with sound detail, but it’s very acceptable especially for the price.The comfort is alright. I do wish the headband cushion was thicker, and the earcups could have been deeper but they are so supple that this con is easy to forget. The adjustability is great. If you have a giant head, chances are this will fit you nicely. They might be too big for little kids.The noise cancelling is good but these won’t exactly disappear anything but it does a fantastic job at getting rid of rumbles and low tones. Ambient mode is slightly underwhelming, I’d rather remove the headphones to hear somebody talking to me. I’m not sure if I can adjust the control voice, but it’s a little too loud by default. Speaking of loudness, these can get super SUPER loud, and the usable volume range before blowing my ears out is okay. I wish there were more gradual steps in the volume but in this regard it’s just fine. Could be better, just fine. Normal mode (no ANC) has decent passive noise reduction which is surprising because wireless headphones typically rely solely on ANC to reduce any noise.The buttons are usable but I wish they were more grabby for my fingers as I have to feel around for about a second until I know which button I am pressing. This is something anybody can get used to, but it is something to get used to.So far my first impressions are telling me that the Earfun Tune Pro is a fantastic headphone for the money despite some slight setbacks. If you are not expecting perfection (you really shouldn’t for the price anyway), you will be impressed. So for the value perspective, I am giving this an easy 5 stars.Edit: Just kidding, I’m having to give this 4 stars instead because the earpads are not removeable. They seem to be glued on which is one of the worst downsides of any headphones. So hopefully these earpads outlive the headphone’s electronics which is a rarity.
Sebastian Claudio Dell’Arte –
Ero curioso di provare a fondo queste Over Ear di Earfun. Che dire, sono rimasto stupefatto dalla qualità considerando che la cifra di acquisto è inferiore ai 100€.SOUND: consiglio un rodaggio di qualche ora con musica che abbia basse frequenze corpose in modo da far vibrare un po’ i driver più grandi. Il suono con l’equalizzazione di default (settabile tramite app ufficiale Earfun) è già ben equilibrato. Io personalmente preferisco potenziare un po’ alte e basse frequenze, tenendo i medi un po’ più contenuti. Consiglio per un’ascolto più armonico, di tenere più contenute rispetto al resto, le frequenze di 250Hz e 2KHz. Ma questi sono gusti personali basati su un orecchio abbastanza sensibile. Il suono è completo su tutti i fronti coprendo bene tutta la gamma.ANC: Earfun non si smentisce e anche su questo prodotto la cancellazione attiva del rumore fa invidia a prodotti ben più costosi. L’ambient mode è efficace.MICROFONI: in chiamata l’interlocutore ci sente bene.AUX: consiglio, come allegato in foto, l’utilizzo di un dac dedicato Hi Res a 32bit per apprezzare a fondo la qualità tramite cavo jack 3.5mm. Detto questo, la qualità è sovrapponibile a quella percepita tramite connessione bluetooth, quindi utilizzabile quando si vuol risparmiare batteria sia sul telefono che sulle cuffie (quella implementata su queste Tune Pro dura davvero tanto!)COMFORT: i materiali sono di qualità e non creano fastidi al contatto.In conclusione, consiglio vivamente l’acquisto.
Marc MANCEAU –
Excellent son. Très bon rapport qualité / prix. A recommander.
Anna –
Da meine Nachbarn der Marke Hörgeschädigt sind – laute Musik auch des Nachts, suchte ich nach einem Kopfhörer mit ANC. Laut Test, wurde dieser empfohlen und so orderte ich ihn. Wurde noch am selben Tag geliefert.Ausgepackt – sehr wertige Verpackung, Bedienungsanleitung, Ladekabel, Audiokabel und der Kopfhörer der sehr wertig aussah. Koppelung war extrem schnell – ca. 3 Sekunden beim ersten Koppeln, danach etwa 1 Sekunde.Der Kopfhörer sitzt gut, ist sehr bequem, nichts knarzt oder knackt. Auch nach längerem tragen nicht und auch kein Druckgefühl.Der Klang: Ich weiß nicht ob der 5 Ohren hat aber er holt aus einem Billig-Smartphone einen Klang, wie eine analoge High-End Stereoanlage mit Studio-Kopfhörern. Damit klingt selbst Radio richtig gut.Ausgewogene Mitten, Bässe und Höhen und 3 per Schalter auswählbare Modi: ANC, Normal und Raumklang.ANC: Drosselung tiefer und mittlerer Geräusche liegt bei 45 db. Gefühlt nur noch ein Drittel der Lautstärke – selbst wenn man keine Musik hört. Dann noch etwas Musik – ich höre Musik meistens flüsterleise und der Nachbar kann so laut Musik machen, wie er will – ich bekomme davon nichts mehr mit. Auch nicht, wenn sich alle 3 Nachbarn einen Lärmkrieg liefern. Also lauter Techno unter mir, Pop-Hits Rechts und Bohrmaschine Links neben mir.Und als Fußgängerin neben einer viel befahrenen Straße zur Rushhour; nur ein leises Wummern. Nachteil vielleicht – wird man angesprochen, sieht man zwar wie sich der Mund bewegt, hört aber überhaupt nichts.Ja, und wer wissen will wie lange 120 Stunden mit einer Aufladung sind:Nach 6 Tagen zu 8 Std. täglich war der Akku erst zu 50% runter. Und dabei habe ich 2 Tage ANC benutzt.2 Dinge sollte man aber beachten:1. Das Dolby Atmos der meisten Smartphones, sollte unbedingt deaktiviert werden, da dieses den Klang des Kopfhörers und des Equalizers der EarFun Audio App negativ beeinflusst. Es kann dann blechern und kratzig werden.2. Vorsicht bei den persönlichen Klangeinstellungen der App. Ich meine nicht den Custom-Equalizer sondern die für das Hörempfinden. Die bleiben dann so. Im schlimmsten Fall – App löschen, Kopfhörer kurz zurücksetzen, App wieder installieren und neu koppeln. Klappt übrigens Problemlos.Fazit:Der EarFun Tune Pro Kopfhörer klingt wie ein richtig guter Studio-Kopfhörer – nur eben über Bluetooth. Über Audio-Kabel klingt er sogar noch einen Tick besser und hat – obwohl ausgeschaltet, ANC. Der Akku hält gefühlt ewig und angenehm zu tragen ist er auch noch.Kann ich empfehlen.
Scott –
Comfortable to wear for long periods, battery lasts ages, and noise cancelling is surprisingly effective for the price. Sound is solid with clear bass. quite a lot of leakage but not a deal breaker. Good quality.
Salvatore –
Molto soddisfatto per quello che serviva a me ascoltare in cablato x la massima risoluzione sia lossless che hires losless ho risparmiato 400/500€…top