EarFun Wave Pro over ear headphones review

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these will cost you a mint, they only deliver about 20 hours of battery.
What if I told you a more comfortable but less popular pair could deliver an astonishing 80 hours of battery life and barely set you back the same price as a nice dinner for two?
With all the different prices and brands out there, picking the right headphones can be a real headache. And if you’re not careful, you can spend over a half a grand for high-end headphones with all the bells and whistles. But if you’re just looking for comfortable headphones that can quiet down your surroundings with Active Noise Cancellation plus decent sound quality, you may not even have to break the $100 mark. It’s all about hitting that sweet spot between the features you want with the price you’re needing to pay. This is where the Earfun Wave Pro comes in. It’s a sub-$100 pair of headphones that tries hard to nail all the basics. In this hands-on review, I’ll try them out and see what they’re like in terms of fit and comfort, how they sound and how effective the noise cancelling is. I’ll wrap things up by tallying the pros and cons and letting you know if I think I can recommend these headphones for you.
What you get
Despite the lower price tag, EarFun is not scrimping on what it packed into the box. Inside a soft gray hard shell travel case or the earphone wave pro over ear headphones, as well as both an auxiliary audio cable and a USB-C charging cable.
Set up
The first time you power on the headphones they should already be in pairing mode. You can just open your phone or devices Bluetooth menu and tap to connect. This worked immediately for me. If you need to repair after that, you’ll need to delete them from your Bluetooth menu and then power them fully off and back on again to put them back into pairing mode. This didn’t work very well for me when I tried it, but after a couple of attempts I was able to get them connected to a new device.
How I review
Anytime I review a pair of headphones I usually like to spend a week or so simply wearing them throughout my daily life; I’ll wear them well editing videos on my laptop, while taking phone or zoom calls, and then maybe chill out with some music. I will also test a wide variety of different audio on the headphones for dedicated listening; things like pop, jazz, rock, as well as podcasts too. From there I’ve usually got a pretty good sense of whether I like them and whether I think others like them as well… Or at least what the potential holdbacks may be for some consumers.
In this case I spent three weeks with the EarFun Wave Pro, and did about 15 hours of listening to evaluate them.
Design and Comfort
First things first, the Earfun Wave Pro is designed with a combination comfort in mind and when it comes to the tyle, the company is clearly trying to keep its head down. You won’t find any flash here, but these are professional if plain looking, but at the same time they don’t seem cheap either in looks or feel. They fold up for travel.
Wave Pro’s body is fabricated from a hard, matte plastic. EarFun Wave Pro focuses on comfort above all. The clamping power of the ear cups and the ultra soft foam feels like a gentle hug around your ears while the lightweight construction makes it easy to wear for hours on end. The earcups have plenty of soft padding and a narrow band of cushinoing at the top may seem incomplete, but the truth is I found it was perfectly fit to pad the headband. Subtle logoing on the earcups is probably unnecessary but it’s not annoying.
I’m like another recent pair of over ear headphones I reviewed the ear cups are large and roomy and don’t feel like they’re compressing my ears.
Buttons and Controls
On the bottom right ear cup are three buttons; there’s power, volume up and down, and the button to turn the noise cancellation on or off. There’s also the connection for the auxiliary jack. The USB-C power port lives on the bottom left ear.

[@NT_98YU]

It's good to see pocket friendly headphones. Keep making these type of content, They help people who are not experts in Audio devices.

[@wesfishcare]

It's refreshing to see a good option below $100. Thanks for the review Erin!

[@ErinLawrenceTV]

You are so welcome!

[@basook6116]

your channel is great on reviews, hands on

[@ronm6585]

Thanks Erin.

[@StephenYoung-iq7qg]

They sound like a pretty good deal great review I'll have to check these out.😎

[@d.julian8337]

Great review. Iwished iwoulda saw "earfun" before ibought these really expensive ones. Which im still wondering why ibought in the 1st place? As im not a sound engineer or work for a movie sound company..coviditus iguess? Thank you..☕️🤩

[@artbrutnewyork]

EarFun makes great products. I own a pair of their wireless earbuds and wireless portable speaker. Only wish the company name wasn’t so “juvenile”.

[@desmondmitchell5602]

Everyone says this lol ii love there name it is definitely different

[@paulyt3339]

The Earfun are cheap headphones for a reason. They're not great, you can't compare them with higher end headphones like Momentum 4's or Sony 1000XM4's

[@basook6116]

do to USA sanctions and tariffs on countries, these products will be expensive

[@thekingofpopj]

Are you from USA erin

[@ErinLawrenceTV]

I am Canadian :)