EarFun Wave Pro Active Noise Canceling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, LDAC Hi-Res Sound, 5 Mics AI Clear Call, 80H Playtime, Multipoint Connection, Comfort Fit, Custom EQ via App

These headphones are another great EarFun product. I love the 4 pair of wireless earbuds and the wired set of IEMs from EaFun I have. These over-ear EarFun Wave Pro headphones are just wonderful. The build quality is really good. They're comfortable...enough that I fell asleep with them 2 nights in a row after I got them. Sound quality is excellent and rivals premium brands. Battery has long life, connection is great, premium case...I love these EarFun Wave Pro's!Although I have several other headphones (of various types - decent collection), the closest set that I can compare them too is my Sony set thats a tier 2 model (from the top that costs 4 times as much). My other headphones either aren't nearly as good or have different features....so the much more expensive Sony set is a fairly close comparison.They are close to the build quality of my Sony wireless set, but maybe just a tad bit less beefy...However, they don't look or feel chinsey or cheap in any way. They feel and look premium. The buttons are solid feeling. Nice construction. They do seem like they will last a long time without any structural faulure. Also, they are a good weight - not heavy, but not flimsy or anything either. As for comfort, they are actually a little more comfortable for long periods of time compared to the S brand set. The ear cushions are soft and don't hurt my ears after several hours. Clamping force isn't too tight, nor too loose - nice balance. The headband also has some cushion. So, to bottom line comfort and build, I'm very satisfied with Wave Pro and they are close to, the same, or even better in certain aspects than my S brand set. *** The EarFun Wave Pro is BETTER than my older JBL set I have (that I bought in 2019) in both build and comfort - a lot better!The sound quality is also exceptional. To bottom line it - the Wave Pro is close to / comparable to my S brand in sound. If there is a difference , it's not by much. The EarFun app has several presets and a customizable EQ that works well and gets the job done to conform to your needs. I prefer extra bass most of the time, and pushing up the low frequencies in the EQ gets these EarFun Wave Pro's bumping. Great bass. If bass isn't your thing, no worries - these aren't over powering at all...but if you want ear punching bass, these headphones can certainly do it by adjusting the EQ in the app. The mids are clear and detailed nicely for this type of headphones. In many of my previous sets, the mids were either too subdued, tamed down or didn't have enough detail...These have a good, clean satisfying mid range that sound pleasing. Vocals are clear and aren't muted / low like other headsets. Highs are nice without being to bright...nor too dull. Nice crisp highs but no over sibilance.The sound quality absolutely punches higher than it's price bracket. To be honest, these Wave Pro's come pretty close to rivaling my tier 2 Sony's that have a retail price that's 4 times as much...and are also slightly more comfortable. LDAC works great and adds that extra hi fi sound. Most headphones in this range don't have LDAC...so nice added bonus. Be advised - LDAC only works with single connection (not dual connection). Also, other than phones, there are very few Bluetooth devices that have LDAC capabilities...In order for your headphones to recieve in LDAC codec, the transmitter source must be LDAC capable. I do have a Fiio Bluetooth Transmitter/ Reciever (with DAC) that does have LDAC which works nice, but it's a rare device. They are others out there, but you would have to verify that the source of Bluetooth has LDAC to benefit from it. TVs, Fire Stick, PCs and most other sources don't have LDAC capabilities...Anyway, don't worry about it one way or the other - these Wave Pro's sound great without LDAC. I've been using these headphones to listen to music while watching videos on my Fire Stick 4k Max, which doesn't have LDAC. Still sounds awesome!The dual device mode works great without a glitch. I love that you can listen to a source - ie TV / Streaming Stick, but also use the app on your phone to change the sound perameters, touch controls and see battery life in real time. Bluetooth connection is great , stable and has good range. Easy to connect. Battery lasts a long time and is as advertised. The travel case is premium - this also rivals my S brand.The app works great as well. You can change the sound/ EQ - there's preset sound options and a customizable EQ. You can customize the control settings. Toggle between single/ dual connection, LDAC on / off, and Game Mode on / off. The app allows you to download firmware upgrades. To save battery, you can select an Automatic Shutdown timer at 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes. You can also select "No automatic shutdown". This setting is useful for keeping your headphones on standby for calls or just using them for noise cancelling without playing music.ANC - The ANC on these works well with low frequency noises such as air conditioning units or loud vehicle noise while traveling. I haven't used it much in a crowded area with people (ie busy cafe), so I don't yet know how well it works in those regards. It isn't quite as strong as the much more expensive pair I have been comparing them too, but it still works really good...and is (at the very least) as good or better than other headphones in this price bracket. At least for me, these seem to do the job just fine for my needs in noise cancelling. I'm satisfied. There's 3 levels of ANC - "Wind Noise", "Comfort ANC" and "Strong ANC". I need to explore this more to see what the differences are exactly, but I do know they are different strengths. "Ambient" mode is a passthrough or transparent mode that allows you to hear everything around you ...your surroundings. I find this useful when going out and about - in a store for example where you can comfortably talk to someone without taking them off. I'd also use this mode if I were to move about in a public area so you can hear traffic sounds or what ever for safety.So, with all that said, Im enjoying these EarFun Wave Pro headphones. These are an absolute great deal for what you are getting. If you want premium sound and options , but don't want to spend a ton of money - these are a great choice. I would recommend these.

The sound quality is solid, 8/10 out of the box. Nice neutral sound and it comes with an eq program so you can tweak that to how you like your sound. The Anc works pretty well but it's not top of the line top tier or anything. They last a long time between charges and don't take long to recharge. Not too heavy not too light. They don't feel super cheap nor super durable, fairly standard, I would have like to have seen more metal used, but it'll be fine for my indoor use. Overall good bang for the buck with a slight emphasis on sound quality over build quality.

I will break this review up into two readers:1. To the audiophile. These are fun. That's all. They aren't super strong in any category of sound quality other than that they have a built-in compressor that coincides with the app. Fully adjustable multi band EQ, saved settings. The drivers aren't great. Good.. but relatively unidirectional. Not much of a soundstage approach. The panning seems off. No wide feel. You raise one EQ band, another falls off in the mix but that doesn't show in the app. It compensates. It also seems to lack an adaptive limiter so it is possible to make it sound smashed and even peaky. All of that being said, it is a fully customizable EQ with great app support. Pretty "fun" for the price. Also worth noting that it's one of the only over ear headphones I could find with 3 ANC modes and also the ability to turn it all off, yeah.. remember those days? ANC has been ruining sound quality for decades now.2. To the average consumer looking for a comfortable, decent sounding over ear headphone with great features at a good price, not for working out, not for mixing music, not for high quality noise canceling.. this is a good pair. You may very well enjoy them a lot if you're not super picky. Probably one of the better budget buys out there for what it offers.Overall, love where they were going developmentally with these headphones. I would pay another $40 for better drivers, stronger low end, crisper high end, better stereo profile and less battery life. But it misses the mark for me. Maybe I'll check them out again if they release a upgraded version.

These are AWSOME! Lightweight, comfortable around a big head, sound is clear and they even look good, not cheap or plasticy. Buttons are in easy reach to turn on, sound control, noise cancellation. Can't imagine how much better Bose phones are. Don't need to find out. Equalizer on my phones sends whatever sound I want, emphasizing treble, voice, bass....whatever. And did I mention the price? 1/4th to 1/6th the price of Bose headphones!. Comes with a case that holds them securely and also a phono plug to phono plug cord if you want direct sound instead of using bluetooth. Also came with charging cord with USB-C connection. Checked to see the range from my Android phone. Out the door 50 feet to get mail. Sound is perfect. Very impressed so far. I'll see how long it takes before they power off. Durability? Well, time will tell. I'll update in a few months. Wife tried it. She's thinking of getting one... lol.