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

Understand that I paid $60 for these headphones, and I feel like these are easily comparable to units in the $100-$200 price range. Don’t expect Bose sound quality or extreme noice cancelling like AirPod Pro’s. But you are getting some very good sounding headphones with OK noice cancelling in an extremely appealing package. They do provide two “levels” of noice cancellation… a Strong and Comfort setting. Both do fine; I’ve read a few reviews that the Strong setting sets off headaches for some users after prolonged use but this doesn’t seem to be the case for me. Even on the Strong ANC setting, you can still hear the outside world a bit. Enough to make out that someone is talking nearby, or wind chimes on my porch for example. But the sound is definitely stifled to a point that it is less intrusive on your music or phone conversation. Again, these are $60, not $360. I actually love the “ambient sound” setting on the ANC which is a pass-thru for the sounds around you. This makes it easy to hear your surroundings in the case that you’re at home and need to hear your children, or at work and want to be able to have a conversation with a coworker without removing the headphones. This setting works great and is what I leave mine on 90% of the time. Audio quality is great. The custom EQ guides you through some sound test settings and the result was a mix that has good bass and quality mids for the type of music that I listen to. Phone calls are clear and the microphones must work well as all my callers have said they can hear me fine as well. I have my set connected to my phone and computer simultaneously which is very convenient. Whenever I turn the headphones on they immediately connect to both devices as long as they are on and nearby. I’ve had no problems switching between phone calls on the phone to Teams meetings on the computer, then back to music from my phone. Finally, the headphones have a quality feel to them… the ear pads and top head pad are both soft and seal well. The adjustable sides click positively and stay in place while putting them on or taking them off. And the carry case was a nice added bonus; it is quality as well. Only complaint here is that the buttons to adjust volume or accept calls are a bit loud in your ear when clicked. Overall, I challenge you to find a better over-ear headset for the price. If you’re budget conscious or on the fence about over-ears, this is the perfect set for you.

These headphones are another great EarFun product. I love the 4 pair of wireless earbuds and the wired set of IEMs from EaFun I have. These over-ear EarFun Wave Pro headphones are just wonderful. The build quality is really good. They're comfortable...enough that I fell asleep with them 2 nights in a row after I got them. Sound quality is excellent and rivals premium brands. Battery has long life, connection is great, premium case...I love these EarFun Wave Pro's! Although I have several other headphones (of various types - decent collection), the closest set that I can compare them too is my Sony set thats a tier 2 model (from the top that costs 4 times as much). My other headphones either aren't nearly as good or have different features....so the much more expensive Sony set is a fairly close comparison. They are close to the build quality of my Sony wireless set, but maybe just a tad bit less beefy...However, they don't look or feel chinsey or cheap in any way. They feel and look premium. The buttons are solid feeling. Nice construction. They do seem like they will last a long time without any structural faulure. Also, they are a good weight - not heavy, but not flimsy or anything either. As for comfort, they are actually a little more comfortable for long periods of time compared to the S brand set. The ear cushions are soft and don't hurt my ears after several hours. Clamping force isn't too tight, nor too loose - nice balance. The headband also has some cushion. So, to bottom line comfort and build, I'm very satisfied with Wave Pro and they are close to, the same, or even better in certain aspects than my S brand set. *** The EarFun Wave Pro is BETTER than my older JBL set I have (that I bought in 2019) in both build and comfort - a lot better! The sound quality is also exceptional. To bottom line it - the Wave Pro is close to / comparable to my S brand in sound. If there is a difference , it's not by much. The EarFun app has several presets and a customizable EQ that works well and gets the job done to conform to your needs. I prefer extra bass most of the time, and pushing up the low frequencies in the EQ gets these EarFun Wave Pro's bumping. Great bass. If bass isn't your thing, no worries - these aren't over powering at all...but if you want ear punching bass, these headphones can certainly do it by adjusting the EQ in the app. The mids are clear and detailed nicely for this type of headphones. In many of my previous sets, the mids were either too subdued, tamed down or didn't have enough detail...These have a good, clean satisfying mid range that sound pleasing. Vocals are clear and aren't muted / low like other headsets. Highs are nice without being to bright...nor too dull. Nice crisp highs but no over sibilance. The sound quality absolutely punches higher than it's price bracket. To be honest, these Wave Pro's come pretty close to rivaling my tier 2 Sony's that have a retail price that's 4 times as much...and are also slightly more comfortable. LDAC works great and adds that extra hi fi sound. Most headphones in this range don't have LDAC...so nice added bonus. Be advised - LDAC only works with single connection (not dual connection). Also, other than phones, there are very few Bluetooth devices that have LDAC capabilities...In order for your headphones to recieve in LDAC codec, the transmitter source must be LDAC capable. I do have a Fiio Bluetooth Transmitter/ Reciever (with DAC) that does have LDAC which works nice, but it's a rare device. They are others out there, but you would have to verify that the source of Bluetooth has LDAC to benefit from it. TVs, Fire Stick, PCs and most other sources don't have LDAC capabilities...Anyway, don't worry about it one way or the other - these Wave Pro's sound great without LDAC. I've been using these headphones to listen to music while watching videos on my Fire Stick 4k Max, which doesn't have LDAC. Still sounds awesome! The dual device mode works great without a glitch. I love that you can listen to a source - ie TV / Streaming Stick, but also use the app on your phone to change the sound perameters, touch controls and see battery life in real time. Bluetooth connection is great , stable and has good range. Easy to connect. Battery lasts a long time and is as advertised. The travel case is premium - this also rivals my S brand. The app works great as well. You can change the sound/ EQ - there's preset sound options and a customizable EQ. You can customize the control settings. Toggle between single/ dual connection, LDAC on / off, and Game Mode on / off. The app allows you to download firmware upgrades. To save battery, you can select an Automatic Shutdown timer at 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes. You can also select "No automatic shutdown". This setting is useful for keeping your headphones on standby for calls or just using them for noise cancelling without playing music. ANC - The ANC on these works well with low frequency noises such as air conditioning units or loud vehicle noise while traveling. I haven't used it much in a crowded area with people (ie busy cafe), so I don't yet know how well it works in those regards. It isn't quite as strong as the much more expensive pair I have been comparing them too, but it still works really good...and is (at the very least) as good or better than other headphones in this price bracket. At least for me, these seem to do the job just fine for my needs in noise cancelling. I'm satisfied. There's 3 levels of ANC - "Wind Noise", "Comfort ANC" and "Strong ANC". I need to explore this more to see what the differences are exactly, but I do know they are different strengths. "Ambient" mode is a passthrough or transparent mode that allows you to hear everything around you ...your surroundings. I find this useful when going out and about - in a store for example where you can comfortably talk to someone without taking them off. I'd also use this mode if I were to move about in a public area so you can hear traffic sounds or what ever for safety. So, with all that said, Im enjoying these EarFun Wave Pro headphones. These are an absolute great deal for what you are getting. If you want premium sound and options , but don't want to spend a ton of money - these are a great choice. I would recommend these.

I've had these since March 2024. This is a revision of my earlier review when I only had the earphones for a few hours. Pros: -- Excellent sound quality, especially on LDAC. Before this, I had been using pretty good earbuds -- the TOZO Golden X1s, which also sport LDAC support. They're my favorite in-ear earbuds. But the Wave Pros are better. The first time I noticed this, I was listening to "Mr. Jones" by Counting Crows. I've been listening to that song for over 30 years, on multiple earbuds and earphones, and when I listened to it on the Wave Pros, I heard details I'd never heard before. I heard background vocals I'd never heard before. To be honest, it was so surprising it was almost disturbing. -- Lightweight -- Good noise cancelling . I don't think it's going to knock your socks off, but I think it's a little bit better than my TOZO Golden X1's at drowning out midrange sounds. With my TOZOs in, I can hear someone talking on the phone in another room. With the Earfun Wave Pros on, I can't. -- Multipoint connection functionality -- Gargantuan battery life. I've had these since March, and I've only had the Low Battery warning once. I can typically get three or four days of battery life, using the earphones 5 or 6 hours a day, with the LDAC codec. Cons: -- Multipoint connection only works with AAC, not LDAC. -- My ears get very warm under the earpads. This isn't specific to these headphones, as I suspect many over-the-ear earphones have this issue, but do keep in mind that if you're prone to sweating or you're working out, your ears might sweat a lot under these. -- The firmware update process is finicky. I've updated these twice since March. For background: I have a Pixel 7 running Android 14. If you're running Android 14, here are the steps I advise: 1) Make sure *no* apps are running during the update. Any apps running could interfere with the update. 2) Keep tapping the screen while the update is running to keep the phone's screen awake. If your phone goes to sleep, the update will probably fail. One word of advice: Update the firmware before you try and use the headphones. On my pair, the call quality was very muffled and adjusting the button controls would stop my music before I updated the firmware. All in all, I'm pretty happy with these. I can definitely recommend them for the price.

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.

I got this on sale for $50, I have tried other headphones around that price and found this headphones have the best natural sound, Clear and natural. These are durable and well made , doesn’t make any sound . Fits well , not very heavy, Continuously used for more than 4 hours with any discomfort. These are really comfortable . Battery life is amazing, If used in normal mode they last long long time . There a hard case of excellent quality, not many brands include case at this price. Cons are . ANC is Not great, They cancel some level of human voice but can’t cancel anything other like train , vehicle or airplane. ANC Is almost useless Outside. BASS Is also nonexistent, Doesn’t matter how much I change the settings or equalizer , Bass is not there . There a app from there different modes can be changed and This can be paired with 2 devices but sound only comes from one device at a time. This Headphones is for some who wants natural sound, like watching movies or listening to podcasts. Not for Bass lovers neither for ANC.

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.

These are incredible for the money. I'm not the kind of person who could tell the difference between good and amazing audio quality, nor do I listen to much that would require the highest quality audio. But, for listening to podcasts, some basic music, and phone calls (yes, some people still do those) it's absolutely fine. The reason for the 5 stars, however, is the battery power. I use these 1-3 hours a day on work days, have had them for about 15 months, and have had to charge them maybe 5 or 6 times, and I use the ANC all the time. They're pretty comfortable as far as over the ear headphones go, and the ANC doesn't give me a headache like some others do after a while. Only gripe I have is the ambient sound mode is pretty overwhelming, making even the quietest of noises (the rustling of papers, for example) sound extremely loud. But, I just don't use that anymore.

Nachdem meine teuren Teufel Kopfhörer nicht mehr reparabel waren suchte ich nach einem günstigeren Produkt. Nach einiger Recherche stieß ich hier auf diese over ear Kopfhörer und habe sie bestellt, was natürlich auch an den guten Bewertungen lag. Und was soll ich sagen?! Ich bin begeistert! Kann mich Vielen hier nur anschließen, toller Sound, guter Bass, und man kann mit der App alles perfekt auf die eigenen Wünsche einstellen! Klare Empfehlung! 👍🏽

السماعة رهيبه النويس كانسل حقها قوي و فيها خيارات كثيره حق الهدوء و الصوت يمديك تلغي صوت الرياح او المكيف و جودتها عاليه و يجي معها شنطه يعني بختصار سماعة رهييييييييييبه تستاهل سعرها واكثر بزياده!!!

I've recently bought a pair of HiFiMan Edition XS headphones. These cost over £200 and sound very good but are definitely for private listening because they leak sound. They also sport ludicrously BIG cups - think Mickey Mouse's ears - bound to attract a snigger out of doors! So - the Earfuns were bought for traveling, noise-cancelling and keeping in with my wife while she is reading or watching TV. Sound quality was a second level consideration but in truth they sound very good, massively belying the £45 I paid for them. (I should mention that this judgement is made using the LDAC codec. I would expect lower-quality if your source is not LDAC compatible). I can also commend their comfort, being nicely padded at the earcups and headband. Noise cancelling is good but not total. I don't intend to use these to make calls so have no idea how good the mic is. Finally to mention, they come with a very nice little case. I can thoroughly recommend these little phones if you are a commuter or want to block out the world for a while and you are on a tight budget.

Great sound, noise cancellation and comfort

Comme le dit le titre, meilleur rapport qualité-prix sur le marché. Seuls défauts : -Délais en bluetooth et manque de réactivité -Appuie ultra long pour couper le casque, ça va plus vite de brancher un câble de charge pour l'éteindre (très facile de régler ça avec une maj les gars) -Pas d'utilisation en charge mais ok puisque charge très rapide -Reduction de bruit ok mais j'aurais pu m'attendre à mieux -Casque ne se coupe pas automatiquement si laissé connecté en bluetooth à un appareil -Pas très pratique pour le sport. Plus fait pour de l'utilisation maison/bureau Points positifs : -Gros rapport qualité-prix -Très agréable à porter pendant des heures -Isole bien -Batterie solide sur plusieurs jours mais en l'utilisant tout le temps -Controles sympa et personnalisables sur le casque et avec l'app -Son vraiment correct pour le prix -Option bluetooth/câble -Casque pliable et design passe partout