EarFun Air 2 NC Bluetooth Headphones In Ear, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with HiFi Audio, LDAC, 6 Microphones AI Calls, 40H Battery, Multipoint, Theatre Mode

Ich habe sie bestellt weil sie mit - 45 % im Angebot waren, Rücksendung akzeptiert wird und sie bei Tests von Fachmagazinen sehr gut bewertet werden. Da mich auch sehr teure Marken Inears nicht vollends überzeugen konnten, hatte ich eigentlich nicht viel erwartet. Meine alten Buds2Pro haben mir lange gute Dienste geleistet. Jedoch funktionierte das ANC der linken Seite nicht mehr richtig. Das ANC der Earfun hat mich umgehauen. Nur wenn gerade keine kein Ton auf den Inears kommt kann man etwas den Fernseher im Hintergrund hören. Sie sitzen gut im Ohr und ich bekomme keine "heise Ohren" mehr. Sie sind sehr leicht, haben einen guten Bass und lassen sich sogar Induktiv laden ( 10 min laden für min. 90 min hören ). Es gibt mehrere Voreinstellungen im Equalizer und man kann eigenen Einstellungen speichern. Sie bieten sogar LDAC und Räumlichen Klang. Letzterer ist aber verbesserungswürdig. Da der Equalizer dabei abgeschaltet wird kann man keine weiteren Einstellungen vornehmen. Bei manchen Tiktok Videos mit schlechtem Ton kann es zu unangenehmen zischeln im Hochtonbereich kommen. Aber das liegt ja eher an den Videos. Die Inears aus dem Ladecase zu entnehmen finde ich etwas fummelig. Das ist aber bei diesem Preis/Leistungsverhältnis meckern auf hohem Niveau. Ich hätte nicht gedacht das es möglich ist für den Preis so gute Kopfhörer mit so vielen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten, gutem sitz, LDAC und Induktivem laden zu bekommen. Wer keine Lust hat viel Geld für Markennamen zu bezahlen aber trotzdem einen sehr guten Klang möchte wird von Earfun nicht enttäuscht sein.

Helaas zijn de oortjes kapot! Alles opgeladen, 100%, koppelen super makkelijk maar: ik doe de oortjes erin en binnen 1min alleen nog maar 20%!! Weer opgeladen, hetzelfde verhaal! Dat heb ik 5x gedaan niets veranderd! Heel slecht

Wow these earbuds are pretty damn good!. Never mind just at this price point. First purchase I've made in years that's blown me away. Hands down value for money in spades.

This is a very nice earbud. The noise cancelling function is great. The quality of sound is also pretty good. The fit is wonderful and most importantly does not look or feel cheap. I would put this earbud close to onpar with my Sony WF-1000XM5 that costs a lot more. With that in mind, I would say thiis is a great deal! I now have 4 different EarFun product and every one of them has lived up to my expectations.

I'm no audiophile, but have used a number of different earbud brands at various price points. I've been using these headphones for a few weeks, and I feel have a good enough feel to leave a review! I've been familiar with EarFun, having used, and enjoyed, both their Free Pro 1 & Free Pro 2. During that time the earfun support has honestly been amazing, and I have opted to stick with them because of this! (these also come with a 2 year warranty if registered). Looking at the Air 2 NC's there's a lot to like. Packaging The packaging is earfun's standard - clean and straightforward. The included 3 sizes of tips may not fit every ear, but I'm sure they cater to the vast majority. The charger cable is decent quality & worth noting that the headphone case is also compatible with wireless charging. Bluetooth, Pairing & Connectivity Out of the box, the pairing process is very smooth, and I would say slightly more streamlined than my occasionally fiddly Free Pro 2's (certainly feels like the bluetooth 5.3 is noticably quicker here). The case also has a pairing button as an alternative method to pair, but I haven't yet found a need to use it. The buds offer multi-point, which for me is a handy extra, but for some might be a key feature. So far I've had no bluetooth drops whilst using these on my day to day usage. A low latency mode is on offer, and I haven't had the need to use it yet, there is no noticeable delay for me when consuming media, but for gaming I can imagine this could be another handy feature. Noise Cancellation As far as I can tell, these headphones are generally very similar to the Air 2 in many ways, but the big change is the addition of the adaptive noise cancelling. I can only compare it to my experiences with the Free Pro line. I've tried them in a number of different environments, and I would say they block out humming/ background noise really well, but voices still get through to a certain extent. Also in very loud environments the noise cancelling is more of a noise reduction, and if it's very windy, it does tend to pick up on it a fair bit. The wind reduction setting for noise cancelling does a lot better job in this specific case though! For the price and form factor though, these really do a great job! I would say comparable to my Free Pro 2's, if a little bit better at reducing a bit of 'hiss'. So for pure noise cancellation, there may be better (more expensive and bulkier) options out there, but I'm very satisfied with what these offer! Sound Quality Will keep this one short because I'm not too detailed when it comes to audio quality/ soundstage/ eq etc. I have had no complaints, and have enjoyed these for various media, without ever feeling I was missing out. The bass is punch without being overbearing, and I haven't noticed any harsh/ offputting sibilance. I'm sure a purer audio enthusiast would be able to give a more detailed picture, but from a fairly standard perspective, they do a great job as far as I'm concerned! There is LDAC available, but I haven't played around with this, as the trade off in battery life wouldn't be worth it in my use case. Can be a nice feature for more audio savvy users! One point I would add is that the mic/ call quality is really good, and when I've asked people about it, they've said they can hear me on the phone just fine! EarFun App These are compatible with Earfun's app, which is a nice addition, as my previous free pro 2's were incompatible. The app connects to the headphones easily enough, and there's no need to login/ create an account. There's a bunch of EQ settings and other things to play around with, such as customising what the tap controls do (it is still limited to a few options, but still nice to have the ability to change this). The choices are 1,2 or 3 taps, and then long press for each headphone. I would say the actually area where you press takes a bit of getting used to in order to find it consistently, but it becomes quite intuitive quickly enough. One feature I love is the 'find my headphone' feature, which plays an increasingly loud sound in an earbud to help you locate it. Would love to see this option imolemented for the case itself as well, but nonetheless a great feature to save time and make it easier to find a lost bud. So overall I'm really happy with them! I think these are right up there as bang-for-buck feature filled earphones! Hope my review can help you :)