The EarFun Air Pro 3 earbuds are the perfect solution for those who demand a powerful sound experience with minimal distortion. These earbuds are equipped with the latest Qualcomm QCC3071 SoC and aptX Adaptive Audio technology to deliver high-quality sound that is sure to impress even the most discerning audiophiles. The Qualcomm cVc 8.0 ENC with 6 mics ensures crystal-clear call quality, while the Hybrid ANC technology-QuietSmart 2.0 reduces environmental noise up to 43dB.
The EarFun Air Pro 3 earbuds support seamless multipoint connection and Bluetooth 5.3 technology for low latency, making them ideal for all-day use. With a total playtime of 45 hours and fast-charging capabilities, you won’t have to worry about running out of juice on the go. And if you want to customize your experience, the EarFun App lets you adjust the EQ, noise canceling modes, and touch control actions to your liking.
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Matt the Geek –
This is my 3rd pair or earfun ear buds( I have the air pros, pro sv too) and as always they are excellent.The pairing process is simple and can connected to 2 devices at once. Sound quality is excellent. The new ANC in these earbuds is again superior to the previous releases!Keep it up Earfun!UpdateFew days later… Still very impressed, improved range on Bluetooth and maintains connection longer when out of range for a short period of time. Sound stage is broad and detailed. If you have a Samsung phone and are using with, then I’d recommend running the adapt sound to get the best profile for your ears.Noise cancelling is far superior to the SV and original pros. Incidentally, the esr fit is also better than the SVs and FAR easier to clean due to the lack of mesh cover over ear piece (I do recommend checking regularly for cleaning)Also Earfuns customer service is very good, I needed new buds for the earpieces of the SV due to the fact they were none standard they just asked what I needed and got me sent directly from their manufacturer… ACE SERVICE!Spot on EarFun
Dingle –
Like others I wasn’t expecting these to be as good as they are. It’s my first try with earbuds, I was using neckband type headphones before.The sound quality is really good. They are much louder than my previous pair that were 4 times the price. They sound best a couple of notches below full volume. Bass is excellent and the equaliser in the app though basic does allow you to tweak for preference. I left the curve pretty much flat but a slight boost to treble.The fit is pretty good but they can fall out if you bend over to pick something up. Something to be aware of. They would probably be better with memory foam plugs.The app can be a little concerning. it seems very keen to know your location but can be used without granting location access.Since they are earbuds there is no space for the extra controls you would have with a neckband but they are functional and usable. Will take some getting used to. You can reconfigure the controls quite easily in the app. It’s 1, 2, or 3 taps + press and hold. Each earbud has one touch sensitive button so with the 3 taps + press and hold you get 8 possible functions.The noise cancelling is very good. Again better than my previous expensive pair. I’ve not heard any wind noise while using them in any of the 3 modes. Noise cancelling, ambient and normal.Time will tell how I get on. Without the neckband there is no wire to develop a soldering fault which is what killed my last pair but now I do have to worry about losing both the buds and the case as you can’t charge them without it.Niggles aside I’m really impressed.
Scubadriver –
As usual from Earfun, an exceptional quality product at a ridiculously low price!Out of the box, I connected the app, installed the update then set to testing them. First the fit, they fit brilliantly and I generally have a problem with earbuds staying in.The touch controls are intuitive and responsive.Bluetooth connection is rock solid and I have experienced no drop outs whatsoever, even on 96mhz aptx.Noise cancelling is fantastic and much better than most other more expensive earbuds I use.The sound is just brilliant. I did think the bass was slightly heavy for me but after a couple of hours it seemed to mellow. The separation of all channels is crystal clear and the soundstage is wide.I am a fan of Earfun products, but these take it to a whole new level. Incredible!
D. Sloan –
This is my 3rd pair or earfun ear buds( I have the air pros, pro sv too) and as always they are excellent.The pairing process is simple and can connected to 2 devices at once. Sound quality is excellent. The new ANC in these earbuds is again superior to the previous releases!Keep it up Earfun!UpdateFew days later… Still very impressed, improved range on Bluetooth and maintains connection longer when out of range for a short period of time. Sound stage is broad and detailed. If you have a Samsung phone and are using with, then I’d recommend running the adapt sound to get the best profile for your ears.Noise cancelling is far superior to the SV and original pros. Incidentally, the esr fit is also better than the SVs and FAR easier to clean due to the lack of mesh cover over ear piece (I do recommend checking regularly for cleaning)Also Earfuns customer service is very good, I needed new buds for the earpieces of the SV due to the fact they were none standard they just asked what I needed and got me sent directly from their manufacturer… ACE SERVICE!Spot on EarFun
Rowekx –
I was super excited to get these in. For the price, what these promised to do I felt was a steal. I still think they are because I am a bass head. But a couple things are occurring with these. I notice the left battery indicator level never matches the one on the right. The right would show 94% but the left shows only 100%. Today, the left bud is showing 100%. The case is 100% and right 80%. This only after a few days of ownership. So, I do have a hardware / charging issue with these.The other equally concerning issue is connectivity. The buds are no longer multipoint connecting as it should. It worked great initially but now it won’t connect to the second device cleanly. When it does finally connect, the connection drops shortly afterwards. I’m not sure why this is happening, but I hope an update will fix it soon. Right now, these have stunted usability and a battery problem.Edit: I need to correct a part of the review of these earbuds. The issue I reported about the battery reporting battery strength differently between the left and right ear was totally incorrect. After making contact with the seller who quickly looked into the matter I might ad, allowed me to understand two things:1: what I thought was the right bud battery level was actually the charger case and2: I need to get my eyeglass prescription filled. lol.Again, I was contacted by the seller and furnished a replacement. Because even new stuff can fail, let me now let me tell you about the Earfun Air Pro 3’s.The sound is nothing short of amazing. If you like a well rounded sound with a punchy bass that doesn’t step where it doesn’t belong, these are the buds for you. I listen to Apple Music on my Iphone 13 Pro Max and I am able to hear everything the musicians are doing. I use the EQ with a recommended setting of +2, 5, 3,4,7 and 9. This setting works for me. I don’t use any of the boosters. This sounds amazing and there is room for everybody in the band with this EQ setting. In fact, I like the sound of the Earfun Air Pro 3 better than my Apple Airpod Pro 2. Yes, these have a better sound than those.Forget the chat about “audiophile” as if the “audiophile” is doing something you aren’t. By definition, an audiophile is one that loves Hi-Fi music, or recorded media as opposed to live music. I can bet what you listen to in large part, isn’t live. So these buds are audiophile quality. NC is surprisingly good and touch controls work flawlessly. These are easier to manage in the case than my Airpod Pro 2. I have man hands.If you get these, you’ll enjoy them. They are plenty loud enough and the case is pocketable. All the things I need from my daily. One thing missing in these buds is in-ear detection. I don’t know how they missed that but with everything else these can do, I can let it slide…for now.Thank you seller for your assistance.
Rowekx –
I had been looking for earbuds with the “stem”, and these had a great review, so I gave them a try. I had no need to get new earbuds, my Galaxy Buds+ still work great and sound good, but sometimes were annoying to get situated correctly in my ear. With the stem, you just pop these in, line the stem up with the notch in your ear, and you’re all set. They came with 4 pair of ear tips, with the biggest ones already fitted, which is what I need, so that was handy. They pair easily and the app installed with no issues. And since the buds and case came fully charged, I was listening to music in no time. I personally don’t use them with the noise cancelling feature, but with both buds in (and the right size tips for your ears fitted) they block out most sound. Also they have very nice sound quality, and a good deep bass that doesn’t muddle the sound. I should say, I haven’t checked out the EQ setting on the app as I have a system-wide EQ set in my phones settings.The battery lasts long enough to get me through my 10-hr shifts at the factory, putting the bud (have to have 1 ear open for safety) back in the case on breaks.The only downsides, to me, are pretty minor, and me being extra picky. When compared to my Galaxy Buds+, these do not auto-pause the music when I take them out of my ear. And also, when using 1 bud only like I had to at work, they don’t combine the left and right channels into the one ear, which isn’t normally an issue, but when listening to something with stereo panning in the mix, you notice when one side (for me the left) just disappears.Overall, these EarFun Air Pro 3’s are excellent bluetooth buds with long battery and sound that even I am happy with. And the nit-picks I have are just that, me being picky. They really are nice.
D. Sloan –
I have used these for a few weeks now. I bought them to use whilst working to help cancel out the sound of the person in the next office talking loudly, and to help to minimise domestic sounds when working from home. The sound quality seems fine to me, but I’m not an audiophile. I have actually found the noise cancelling quite good although I haven’t used noise cancelling headphones before to compare it with. Even without music playing it does entirely remove the sound of my colleague talking, and also pretty much edits out the sound of my toddler daughters in the next room if i’m working at home. My desk at home is next to a fish tank and it completely removes what is quite a loud sound from the filter! You can definitely tell the difference if you cycle through the settings with no music playing. I would also say that the Earfun customer service is excellent. I couldn’t get my earbuds to work with my wireless charger, and contacted Earfun who immediately sent me an earfun branded wireless charging pad free of charge (which worked).
Suad B. –
I always had trouble with TWS that hang down your ear ( Like Airpods ) I have to have something with Long Neck that goes deep in Ear Canal . And those are hard to Find . If you try to fix it with bigger eartips , they don’t fit in Charging Case . And no earbuds designer realizes that !! WTH ! have bought and returned so many Earbuds that Amazon wrote me email asking me what my problem is . I finally found Soundcore Life 2 ANC that had GREAT ANC , sound , fit , and battery , but after almost 2 years the Sound is getting Crappy . I’m getting lots of hissing when somebody in music or movies says S or C , and I had to start my earbuds hunt again . EarFun Air Pro 3 has lot’s of Good Reviews so I thought I give them a try , and boy am I happy . I only wish they would stay on without being Connected so I can use them as Noise Canceling in certain situations . But I just connect them to my watch and they stay on . The Good Stuff : I can Eat and Grin wit them in my Ears and they don’t get dislodged . You have TOTAL control over touch Functions through Earfun App . There is Long Press , tap , 2 taps and 3 taps . Voice prompt tells you what function you just activated ! I ‘ve driven on some ruff Highway and I put them on and when ANC came on it was like my car was Tesla driving on Memory Foam Mattresses . And I can Hear and Talk to my Passengers normally , and I can hear cars honking and I can hear sirens . Sound is awesome ! in movies the action is like I’m there , no lag from my TV , or laptop ( when Streaming ) Music is great with strong , soft punchy bass ( Not muddied like some other earbuds ) Mids and Treble are Clear as a bell . I did not have to touch equalizer . On the phone calls people say they hear me loud and Clear . They Connect as soon as I open the lid . And I thought Dual Connect is useless , but they were connected to my cell phone yesterday and I forgot . So I opened my laptop and laptop connected too , so while I was youtubing I received call on cell phone and answered it through earbuds . Also they are Super Light . I forget I have them in my Ears . I hope they last long time .
Rowekx –
I was super excited to get these in. For the price, what these promised to do I felt was a steal. I still think they are because I am a bass head. But a couple things are occurring with these. I notice the left battery indicator level never matches the one on the right. The right would show 94% but the left shows only 100%. Today, the left bud is showing 100%. The case is 100% and right 80%. This only after a few days of ownership. So, I do have a hardware / charging issue with these.The other equally concerning issue is connectivity. The buds are no longer multipoint connecting as it should. It worked great initially but now it won’t connect to the second device cleanly. When it does finally connect, the connection drops shortly afterwards. I’m not sure why this is happening, but I hope an update will fix it soon. Right now, these have stunted usability and a battery problem.Edit: I need to correct a part of the review of these earbuds. The issue I reported about the battery reporting battery strength differently between the left and right ear was totally incorrect. After making contact with the seller who quickly looked into the matter I might ad, allowed me to understand two things:1: what I thought was the right bud battery level was actually the charger case and2: I need to get my eyeglass prescription filled. lol.Again, I was contacted by the seller and furnished a replacement. Because even new stuff can fail, let me now let me tell you about the Earfun Air Pro 3’s.The sound is nothing short of amazing. If you like a well rounded sound with a punchy bass that doesn’t step where it doesn’t belong, these are the buds for you. I listen to Apple Music on my Iphone 13 Pro Max and I am able to hear everything the musicians are doing. I use the EQ with a recommended setting of +2, 5, 3,4,7 and 9. This setting works for me. I don’t use any of the boosters. This sounds amazing and there is room for everybody in the band with this EQ setting. In fact, I like the sound of the Earfun Air Pro 3 better than my Apple Airpod Pro 2. Yes, these have a better sound than those.Forget the chat about “audiophile” as if the “audiophile” is doing something you aren’t. By definition, an audiophile is one that loves Hi-Fi music, or recorded media as opposed to live music. I can bet what you listen to in large part, isn’t live. So these buds are audiophile quality. NC is surprisingly good and touch controls work flawlessly. These are easier to manage in the case than my Airpod Pro 2. I have man hands.If you get these, you’ll enjoy them. They are plenty loud enough and the case is pocketable. All the things I need from my daily. One thing missing in these buds is in-ear detection. I don’t know how they missed that but with everything else these can do, I can let it slide…for now.Thank you seller for your assistance.
Dingle –
Overall these buds are very good. And for the money, you’ll struggle to find anything as good with as many features. The ANC is on par others I’ve sampled (Google buds pro, nothing (1) and echo buds) if not better. Nice fit, very light and no pain so far. Only slight niggles are the on ear buttons aren’t always 100% responsive and the case is a bit cheap feeling and a finger magnet, but that’s it! The sound is quite bass heavy, even when the EQ is set to reduce it, but isn’t a major issue and works for most genre’s.
Gary Paterson –
Like others I wasn’t expecting these to be as good as they are. It’s my first try with earbuds, I was using neckband type headphones before.The sound quality is really good. They are much louder than my previous pair that were 4 times the price. They sound best a couple of notches below full volume. Bass is excellent and the equaliser in the app though basic does allow you to tweak for preference. I left the curve pretty much flat but a slight boost to treble.The fit is pretty good but they can fall out if you bend over to pick something up. Something to be aware of. They would probably be better with memory foam plugs.The app can be a little concerning. it seems very keen to know your location but can be used without granting location access.Since they are earbuds there is no space for the extra controls you would have with a neckband but they are functional and usable. Will take some getting used to. You can reconfigure the controls quite easily in the app. It’s 1, 2, or 3 taps + press and hold. Each earbud has one touch sensitive button so with the 3 taps + press and hold you get 8 possible functions.The noise cancelling is very good. Again better than my previous expensive pair. I’ve not heard any wind noise while using them in any of the 3 modes. Noise cancelling, ambient and normal.Time will tell how I get on. Without the neckband there is no wire to develop a soldering fault which is what killed my last pair but now I do have to worry about losing both the buds and the case as you can’t charge them without it.Niggles aside I’m really impressed.
Suad B. –
These are a spectacular value. I put these up against the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 earbuds, which are approximatley twice the price.Soundcore Liberty 4 advantages:- Better case – Overall the Soundcore case just feels higher quality and the sliding cover is so so nice.- Better app – The Soundcore approve provides info and control on the devices that you are connected to, and it has nice little features like white noise.- Heart rate monitoring – I don’t wear a sport watch, so the Soundcore’s heartrate monitoring is kind of handy to have while working out. It is very accurateEarfun Air Pro 3 Advantages:- Better sound – Perhaps this is subjective, but the Earfuns just sound a bit more dynamic. I tried equalizing the Soundcores, but it just never really impressed me. I dialed back the bass a bit on the Earfuns.- Better noise isolation – I have realized that most of the time noise cancellation is overkill for my office. But with noise cancellation off, the Earfuns block out more noise, perhaps due to the more secure fit.- Better fit – This may be subjective to ear shape, but the Earfuns felt more comfortable and just as secure.- Better active noice cancellation – Some reviews say the Soundcores have better low tone noise cancelling. That may well be as I have not used on a plane yet. But the Earfuns have amazing mid-range cancllation and do a spendid job with voices. Also, in a quiet environment, I thought the Liberty 4s seemed to have a bit of background hiss.Overall, I had to select core performance and price over somewhat higher quality ancillaries. I highly recommended these Earfun Air Pro 3 earbuds.