Earfun Air Pro 4 ANC Earbuds Review

Active Noise Canceling earbuds are great, but they also tend to be very pricy. That’s part of what makes the EarFun Air Pro 4 ANC earbuds so appealing…as you can get them for under $70…and they’re pretty awesome. Find out why I’m using them every day in my thorough video review below, or read through my review notes in the article below.

Thanks to Earfun for sending me a review sample of the Air Pro 4 buds. As always, this is a completely independent review. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are my own.

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Features

A lot in the box.
Many configuration options
6 mics with AI
11 hours/52 hours (ANC = 6/24)
10 minutes charge gives up to 2 hours
Case can be wirelessly charged

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How I Used Them

Traditional earbud things (music, audiobooks, video playback)
Working
Running
Riding my eBike for long rides at speeds up to 28MPH
Using noisy power tools
Working in environments with a lot of background noise
For Zoom meetings
In my Jacuzzi tub

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Things I Like

Great fit out of the box
ANC modes are distinct and work very well. Personalized HearID ANC mode.
Transparency mode has been very helpful in mitigating conflicts with my wife!
Battery life was clearly superior with ANC active to Soundcore Liberty 3 buds (prefer not to have the AirPod shaft, but the extra room helps).
Good audio quality for both music and video.
Multipoint connection mode means that I don’t have to disconnect my iPhone to use on my iPad, etc…
Allowed me to block out sound of jets in Jacuzzi and watch a movie
Low thudding for running
Standard mode actually works better for my cycling/wind noise than ANC.
Using transparency mode during zoom meetings made me feel less disconnected
Very fast connection
A lot of different codecs aptX, LE, LDAC, etc…
High level of customization for controls, EQ, and operation.
Earfun APP is fairly robust and gives a lot of options
Reliable magnetic connection into charging case

Things I Don’t Like

ANC not quite as effective as recent Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros (some power tools really threw them off)
Dual connection can be annoying if you are near the edge of the range of the second device.

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Conclusion

The MSRP for the EarFun Air Pro 4 is $70, but the discount code AP425OFF brings the price down to $66.50 at Amazon. I tend to prefer earbuds without the extension that comes down from the ear (Air Pod style), but the Air Pro 4’s have won me over. They always lock seamlessly into the charge case without fuss, the battery life is longer, and the fit is very comfortable even if I wear them for hours on end. I find that I often reach for them over the half dozen other options I have. That’s pretty great for such an inexpensive set of buds!

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