EarFun Wave Pro Review $80 Too Good To Be True?

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[@saurabhwarudkar4459]

Seems like there is no In-ear detection on these...

[@bogdanvlaychev9817]

Latest update make him sound better same I use EQ all to 10 only 1kzh to 5 ,Transparency make so good on him and ANC is more stronger than my Soundcore Q45 is amazing how good make this headset after tuning and the new update

[@Wellibob68]

Hmm. Wonder how these compare to Sonys xm3/4.

[@Techtablets]

Cheaper and sound just as good. But the Sony's have better mics for calls.

[@zeethejanitor]

Can these pair to 2 devices at once at all?

[@Armando_Aranda]

Do you still have this? I was thinking about getting it.

[@wiredspeaker5658]

Great video. Every Earfun product I have (Free, Free2, and Free Mini) has been ridiculously impressive for the money. I'm currently using the 1More Sonoflows but this Earfun could be inbound soon.

[@Techtablets]

Yes they really are very good for the price. I don't think I've come across a bad product of theirs the only thing is the mics could be better. But that's most brands.

[@raymond79yanyan]

LDAC applied only when your mobile phone supports...which is rare...

[@parshakamarsh]

Good job we could see those scales, you were 100g out! 😂

[@Techtablets]

I was 😂😂

[@tatsu04]

171g weight? The scale says 271?

[@viggobizet3947]

Yeah I saw that as well

[@83geeman]

Look very similar to my 1more Sonoflow, which i still use and are great.

[@Techtablets]

Those are great! I reviewed them a while back and still use them.

[@MargaRazvan]

@@Techtablets Between 1More SonoFlow and EarFun Wave Pro which do you recommend?

[@MargaRazvan]

And are better than JBL 770NC?

[@eliasavelino6729]

Please review the Huawei Pura 70 ultra, seems to have a massive camera improvement for high speed objects

[@Techtablets]

Hi, I hope to review one of the Pura 70 models.

[@ambalina]

Great review, woud you pick these, Edifier 700NB or Sony 720?

[@Techtablets]

These over those two for the sound quality, ANC and battery life. But if you place a lot of calls I think the 700NB mics where a bit clearer.

[@srvuk]

Why would they be too good to be true? Rather too many 'brand' manufacturers products are a rip off when you consider how much quality that you can get for a very small amount of money. Even £$€80 is quite expensive. The interior cup sizes seem to be of such a size to cover even large ears and is always a feature of over ear headphones that is missing from specs and reviews but which could be rather critical to purchase consideration. The heat build up is almost universal for this type but if you remove them for seconds, any moisture dissipates very quickly.

[@Techtablets]

Well it's just that for this price you get something that sounds as good as headphones that are 2-3 times this price. The cups do cover my ears completely and yes the heat issue is something that always bother me with overear headphones and why I often go back to in-ear ANC ones. Summer it gets really hot here so I find the heat build up a real pain.

[@sssssalva1]

better than soundcore q45?

[@Techtablets]

Sound Q45 is slightly better but more expensive.

[@kevin._101]

How about soundpeats space?

[@ic3man669]

I need ones with low latency to connect to my TV Just to watch movies!

[@oleksandr472]

Hi. Can these switch between 2 devices on LDAC?

[@glodster]

Nope

[@tdub8719]

What's your thoughts. These or the Soundcore Q30s?

[@nikonlaw]

the soundcore is well-known brand. i would prefer it

[@Techtablets]

What about the Q45 those are very good.

[@Techtablets]

They are yes.

[@buckethead420]

if you want to game the Wave Pro are stellar. The Q30 have noticeable lag. i trust oluvs gadgets channel when it comes to the Q30 vs Q45. The 30s can be EQ'd (6 band graphical EQ) to be almost neutral, the Q45 not, havent used them, but Oluv has quite some history with audio engineering and he dislikes the 45 for a reason i guess. I had the 30s and with the EQ settings he provided they sounded pretty damn neutral to me and much more professional than my Bose QC35II out of the box (faaaaar from neutral, but fun sounding allrounder ofc) Unfortunately the rest of the Q30 was nothing i wanted to really use. The ANC had no "windy mode" like the Bose and the Earfun Wave Pro have. Q30 are basically unusable outside with ANC and a bit of wind. The Q30 also had the worst sound when it comes to something touching the outside of the earcups while listening (with or without ANC) even a pillow slightly touching the outside let in such a disturbing noise. The Bose and the Earfun are easily usable while rolling around with them in bed etc. Just sold my Q30 for 55 bucks (as new) and bought the Wave Pro for only 60, so i havent played with EQ much, but they sound pretty good so far + EVERYTHING else they can do feature and spec wise, haptics, build quality is way better in my opinion. They seem more like a $100 paair of headphones vs basically a sub 50 like the Q30 which is really sad...the drivers of the Q30 were more than fine, the rest was just meh. Pick up the Earfun, the only bummer is the stench of the case thats sticking to the artificial leather padding. Hopefully that will go away after a while. They also get me some warm ears compared to the Bose and the Q30....especially after i got used to my open back BD 1990 Pro

[@MorYohai]

What is the name of the application that you use to listen to the music from Chicane?

[@Techtablets]

It's called PowerAMP the best music player there is.

[@nikonlaw]

Hah, it's my Ugreen HiTune Max5. The same design and 40 USD price)

[@krollpeter]

No it's not. They do look similar, and it might be they have the same core, but there are some differences. The EarFun for example features 5 mics. Also, a buyer should take a look at the software. All these cheaper headphones from China work with heavy sound processing. They make good sound from cheap drivers. Therefore, it is important the supplied software is good. For example, it should have good settings, and the item should not sound like shxt without, for example on a laptop.

[@nikonlaw]

@@krollpeter my noise cancellation is pretty good and my phone calls is definitely better

[@krollpeter]

@@nikonlaw I myself do have 3 different of such cheapos from Alie. In 2 of them I installed better drivers and better pads. One sounds 95% as good as a Sony WH1000Mk2 from my son. The other one was a $10 headphone, that sounds like $150 with a new pair $25 drivers. It is mighty bassy like those Dr. Dre. The third one is surprising good out of the box, for $40. So, I believe what u r saying.

[@kwaktwan]

Cool

[@paulocosta319]

Nice 😃

[@Techtablets]

Thanks 😄

[@bloodybarron]

Nice review mate, thanks again.

[@Techtablets]

My pleasure!

[@kalsangtashi3040]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Techtablets]

👍👍

[@ludalomade1127]

3% veiws and 1,5% likes? damn this guy fell off or somethin

[@Dan50193]

Another spyware app.

[@fahadhkorai]

Ridiculous

[@Techtablets]

Everything is spyware according to Dan!

[@TechTroppy]

You can freeze the app when you not using it

[@Emmysmithsnr]

First comment

[@dlatua]

9th

[@Techtablets]

Nice.

[@melvinch]

Replaceable earpads?

[@Techtablets]

No they aren't

[@krollpeter]

He is right actually not meant to be changed. But all pads on the headphones form Alie I had can be changed with some own skills. The issue is sometimes finding the right size.