EarFun Free Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Hi-Res Sound, Snapdragon Sound with Qualcomm aptX™ Adaptive, 6 Mics ENC, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds, Multipoint Connection, Custom App, Wireless Charge

I found this for my budget. Comfort on ears, sound quality is amazing, battery lost for a long time, and app is just perfect with custom EQ , call quality is perfect, well worth for the price. Bought before this; Bose quite comfort , returned because call quality was so bad other parties said they couldn’t really hear me, and it’s too big. Beats pro 2 too expensive and sound quality is nowhere near this EarFun , so returned. I use it for my workouts and calls and my online work meetings, works just perfect, I’m really happy with this product and yes do recommend!

TL:DR... Just buy them! Let me start by saying that I own 32 pairs of TWS earbuds, 6 wired earbuds/IEMs, and 10 headphones. I try to get a good mix of each at different price points, so they're equally distributed between budget, mid-tier, and premium. Weird hobby, I know. That said, these would be freakishly good at double the price. As I own the first 2 generations, I bought these strictly out of curiosity, as I wanted to compare Earfun's 3rd gen offering to those. I thought the improvement from Gen 1 to Gen 2 was amazing but this jump is even bigger. I even prefer these to the Earfun Air Pro 3, which were my favorite Earfun buds. Here's why. THE PROs Everything about Earfun's newest offering is amazing: EQ-customizable sound, ANC, transparency, calls, battery life & wireless charging, compact size, and feature set. They have every feature I can think of except for in-ear detection. Qualcomm sound and Apt-x Adaptive codecs are the icing on the cake. I know everyone gushes over LDAC, but I prefer Apt-X Adaptive as my favorite codec. Value Until I bought these, I thought my Soundcore Liberty 4 NC would retain its title of Value King for a long time. They didn't. The only thing I favor on those is the Soundcore App. The Earfun app is still loaded with features, though, my favorite thing being the selectable ANC mode. Added bonus: these are extremely comfortable and feel secure when you wear them, thanks to the ear fins. You can wear these to bed, even if you're a side sleeper because they're so small and don't stick out of your ears. The only non-sleep-dedicated buds that I have that are smaller than these are JLAB's JBuds Mini. (Those things are impressively tiny!) THE CONS This wouldn't be a proper review without some critique. As I mentioned, these lack wearing detection. I don't mind that much. However, if I had to name something to gripe about, it would be that I don't think the bass, although quite prominent, is as controlled as on some of my higher-end earbuds. Even after messing with both the preset and custom EQ settings, I can't get the massive bass level I prefer without also adding a lot of boominess. This is a similar issue I have with my Sony WF-XB700. By contrast, Jabra 85T, Soundpeats Opera 5, and Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro let me rattle my head but still maintain control over the bass. That's not quite fair though, since the Opera and the L3P have dual drivers. The L4P has much cleaner bass, although it can't get as prominent as these can. It's a shame. The mids and highs are near-perfect, but cranking up the bass throws mud all over them. Conclusion For less than $80, I just can't see how anyone wouldn't be jumping for joy after purchasing these because I don't think there's currently a better option at this price for all-around performance and features.

I've had the Free Pro 2's for a couple of years, and was looking forward to the Free Pro 3's because they promised app support. The FP2's only real flaw was the inability to skip tracks backwards. Well, the app does allow me to customize controls, and they work fine. And the ability to fine tune the sound with an equalizer is nice, although I couldn't get these to sound as good as some less expensive earbuds that I have. But the case is a little larger than the FP2's, and so are the buds. The case size doesn't bother me, but the larger earbuds aren't as comfortable as the FP2's, nor are they quite as secure. The biggest problem, though, is the ANC - it is very poor. It does OK blocking low-pitched constant sound (like air conditioners) but does absolutely nothing with transients like people talking. I don't expect ANC to completely block out noise around me, but I do expect it to have *some* effect. UPDATE: I decided to give these another try after learning that Earfun had already updated the firmware to improve the ANC. The new pair arrived yesterday, and after updating, I gave them a try this morning at the gym. And indeed, the ANC *is* much improved. No, it's not class-leading, but it's certainly at least as good as it was on the Free Pro 2's, and about as good as anything else in the price range. It does a great job on low pitched and constant noise (it completely eliminates the noisy air circulation in my office) and significantly muffles other noises, including nearby conversations. The sound is fine - it was much too bass-heavy out of the box, but the equalizer allowed me to tame that pretty well (BTW, I dislike both of the Oluv settings). And of course, the app allowed me to customize both the sound and the controls, which makes these a significant upgrade over the Free Pro 2's. Comfort-wise, these are OK, but I still don't find them quite as comfortable as the FP2's due to the slight increase in size. My only gripe - and this is a gripe that applies to most earbuds - is that there is no option for in-ear detection. This is particularly annoying when Earfun included this feature on the Air Pro 2's, and seems to have dropped it from all subsequent products, including these, the Air Pro 3, and the Air S. And other companies (especially Soundcore , Soundpeats, and Tozo have begun to more consistently include this feature.

Die EarFun Free Pro 3 Bluetooth-Kopfhörer haben meine Erwartungen weit übertroffen und bieten eine beeindruckende Kombination aus Komfort, Klangqualität und Funktionen. Hier sind meine Eindrücke: Hervorragende Klangqualität: Die Klangwiedergabe dieser Kopfhörer ist erstklassig. Die Hi-Res Audio-Technologie liefert klare Höhen, satten Bass und ausgewogene Mitten, die ein eindrucksvolles Hörerlebnis bieten. Egal, ob ich meine Lieblingssongs höre oder Filme anschaue, der Sound ist stets klar und detailreich. Aktive Geräuschunterdrückung (ANC): Die eingebaute Geräuschunterdrückungstechnologie funktioniert hervorragend, um störende Umgebungsgeräusche zu minimieren und mich in meine Musik oder Podcasts einzutauchen. Das ANC ist besonders effektiv, wenn ich in lauten Umgebungen wie Zügen oder Flugzeugen unterwegs bin. DAS WICHTIGSTE! Komfortables Tragegefühl: Die Kopfhörer sind leicht und ergonomisch gestaltet, was einen angenehmen Tragekomfort auch bei längeren Hörsessions bietet. Die verschiedenen mitgelieferten Ohrstücke ermöglichen eine individuelle Anpassung und sicheren Halt in den Ohren, ohne Druckstellen zu verursachen oder rauszufallen. Robuste Konstruktion und zuverlässige Verbindung: Die Kopfhörer sind gut verarbeitet und fühlen sich langlebig an. Die Bluetooth-Verbindung ist stabil und zuverlässig, ohne Verzögerungen oder Aussetzer, selbst bei einer Entfernung von mehreren Metern zum gekoppelten Gerät. Lange Akkulaufzeit: Mit einer einzigen Ladung bieten die EarFun Free Pro 3 Kopfhörer eine beeindruckende Akkulaufzeit, die es mir ermöglicht, den ganzen Tag über Musik zu genießen, ohne sie zwischendurch aufladen zu müssen. Das mitgelieferte Ladecase ermöglicht es mir auch, die Kopfhörer unterwegs bequem aufzuladen. Fazit: Die EarFun Free Pro 3 Bluetooth-Kopfhörer sind eine herausragende Wahl für alle, die nach hochwertigen In-Ear-Kopfhörern mit aktiver Geräuschunterdrückung und Hi-Res Audio suchen. Mit ihrer Klangqualität, Komfort und Zuverlässigkeit haben sie sich schnell zu meinem täglichen Begleiter für Musik, Filme und Anrufe entwickelt. Ich kann sie uneingeschränkt empfehlen.

Initially I was very content with these, but unfortunately that didn't last long. They degrade very quickly, and after about six months the volume was insufficient to hear anything over normal traffic. After complaining I got a replacement but it suffered the same fate. Not worth the money in my view.

Buena calidad, me gusta especialmente el Noise Cancelling. Es mi segundo par porque he perdido el primer cargador.

These are superb value! I had some JBL earbuds but they were the kind that have a long post and I find these don't stay in my ears that well. I wanted to go back to proper buds like these. I got these in the Prime sale and they were excellent value. I had just purchased their over ear headphones and were really happy with them so decided to buy these for when I'm out and about. The sound quality is really impressive and so is the noise cancelling. The app allows you to test your hearing and then it creates a personalised EQ setting for you - and it works! There are loads of preset EQ's available to choose from but none are as impressive as the one it created for my own hearing! They fit really well in my ears and the wing tips mean they don't fall out either. They're comfortable to wear for a long time as well. Battery life seems to be holding up really well too. I like to keep them in my car and the fact they have wireless charging means I can keep them on my wireless charging pad so they're always ready for action.

Its really great... i was cautious first to buy it as i wasnt convinced about the brand. But it really shocked me after i tried it. Its tiny and small and very comfy in the ears and the best part it never falls when working out. The great price is the only reason that made me buy it and im totally happy with it ... totally recommend it