EarFunAir Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Qualcomm® aptX™ Adaptive Sound, 6 Mics CVC 8.0 ENC, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds, Multipoint Connection, 45H Playtime, App Customize EQ, Wireless ChargingCarbonfree Certified

I'll make this as short as possible. FYI, It's only been 2 days of use so far. First off, no problems connecting, using the supplied instructions. I updated the firmware to 1.0.7 using the Earfun app which was self explanatory. Then over to the EQ settings, I chose a Custom setting over any of the Presets, as I didn't find any of the Presets to be satisfactory. You can adjust the bass to your liking, I've heard some gripes about the bass being overkill and you can adjust it no problem. Too much bass in my opinion would be 4, 10" Kicker Solo Baric subwoofers in a Chevy S10 extended cab right behind your head, having to wear ear plugs, vibrating your eyes and making you nauseous. After the first day of use, I plugged them in and they charged to 100% relatively quick and no problems. These earbuds fit perfectly in my ears, only adjusted them twice all day. They are comfortable for all day use. On day 2, I decided to change the Noise Cancelling setting from Ambient to Normal. I did also try the Noise Cancelling setting which is 1 of the 3 choices which works awesome. However I just want to be able to hear what is going on around me and I believe it reduces battery drain as well by changing it to Normal. All in all I'm very satisfied with these earbuds and would definitely recommend them to anyone. If you just tinker a bit with a Custom EQ setting you can have these earbuds sounding great!! That's coming from a person who appreciates high quality sound and high quality audio reproduction and personally owning/testing the best to the worst, earbuds and over the ear headphones. While these are not the world's most expensive earbuds the sound quality is Outstanding. The noise cancelling works very well on my end for dampening outside noise. I have yet to get any feedback with the microphone noise cancelling ability. My brother did mentioned that I sounded clear to him while on a call, just nothing regarding noise cancelling. Should anything change with these earbuds for the good or bad and/or if I get some feedback regarding the microphone noise cancelling ability I will give an update ASAP. Enjoy!!

To preface this review, I'm someone who has used Airpods Pro, Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds, and Phillips Fidelio X2HR headphones. I'm not a self-proclaimed audiophile, but I have a pretty good ear for sound especially when it comes to music.I purchased these Earfun AirPro 3 earbuds in September 2023. It's now December 31.REVIEW:I watched and read a lot of reviews for these earbuds prior to purchasing them. Most people said that these were great, but a few reviews said that these are way over hyped, sound muddy, and have way too much bass.Straight out of the box and into my ears, they sounded fantastic. I believe Earfun pushed a firmware update that addressed sound profile concerns. These sounded crystal clear and had the perfect amount of bass and thump. I listen to genres such as prog metal, hip-hop, shoegaze, jazz, ambient, industrial, etc. Everything sounds great.Fit and comfort is great. Ambient sound is very good and noice canceling is very good. I'm shocked at how great these budget earbuds are in terms of ANC seeing as ANC was pretty much exclusive to premium earbuds a few years ago.Comparing these with Airpods Pro and the Sony's, they sound fantastic. More thump and bass than the Airpods. WAYYYYYYYY better battery life as well. The Sony's have more detail, depth, and absurdly good ANC, but they also cost nearly $300 when I got them. I picked up the Earfun AirPro 3 earbuds for $55.If you happen to not like the sound profile of these earbuds, you can use the Earfun app equalizer or download a free third party equalizer such as Poweramp Equalizer or Wavelet. From there, you can tweak the sound to whatever you want.These things sound fantastic, are comfortable, easily transportable (case fits fine in pocket), great ANC and ambient sound, fantastic battery life, and can be bought on sale for $55. The built quality is fantastic as well.Considering all wireless earbuds will eventually fail to hold a charge due to battery degradation, I couldn't justify purchasing the new Sony's or Airpods Pro. But at $55 on sale, these Earfun AirPro 3 earbuds are a no-brainer. And given they have such great battery life, I expect the battery degradation to be slower since they will go through fewer charge cycles.This isn't just a "it's good FOR THE PRICE" product. This is just a straight up great product at a low price.

Edit: Customer service promptly reached out to me and provided me a replacement under the warranty, no hassle. The replacement earbuds have been working well, and I am satisfied with the resolution. The original review is below;I was looking for new earbuds I decided to try Earfun. I've had these for 7 months using them daily for 1-3 hours in an office and have mixed opinions.Pros:- For the price point, the sound quality is good. Calls are also very clear (aside from noise canceling)-Connectivity has surprisingly been great. I've had two walls between these earbuds and my phone and they still work.-Battery life is good, and the earbuds charge quickly.Cons:- I have serious concerns with the poor quality of these earbuds. It had been almost exactly 7 months and the right earbud has stopped working. For the price point I'm pretty disappointed. The case is also flimsy.- Noise canceling is ok, but certain noises cause weird pops and sounds.- The touch aspect of the earbuds is not very responsive. The earbuds do not recognize fast presses.Based on the poor quality issue alone I would not recommend.