Tune Pro Active Noise Canceling Headphones, Wireless Headphones

What I like: Comfortable Long battery life Decent sound out of the box Strong ANC Great build quality What I don’t like: No case Default sound needs fine tuning After being disappointed with the EarFun Wave Life headphones I didn’t have high expectations with the EarFun Tune Pro headphones but that all changed once I received them. Unboxing/Build Quality: In the box you will get the headphones, a USB type c cable, a 3.5 mm audio cable and an owners manual. You will not get a case with the headphones which is a disappointment but not a deal breaker. These headphones are of a better quality when it comes to build quality and sound quality. They have a metal band which is wrapped with plush cushioned pleather and durable plastic ear cups with soft ear cushions which appear to be very thin but surprisingly comfortable and two drivers in each ear cup. I worn them for a few hours a day and didn’t experience any type of discomfort or ear fatigue. On the left ear cup you will find a usb c port and an ANC button (which toggles through normal, ambient sound and, Noise Canceling). On the right ear cup you will find a 3.5 mm jack (which was missing on the Wave Life’s headphones)a power/multifunction button (which controls play/pause, answer/end calls) and up and down buttons (which controls back/forward track and, volume up and down). There are four mics on each ear cup and one extra mic on the bottom of the right ear cup. The clamping force is not too harsh either. The ear cups are on swivels and they do fold for storage. App: If you’ve ever used the EarFun app then you will be familiar with the apps and its features. You can adjust the EQ settings, change your controls to your preferences, turn on and off game mode which reduces the latency as well as turn on what EarFun is calling theater mode. This feature widens the sound stage but also disables any EQ setting you may have. ANC/Mic: The EarFun Tune Pros have five different ANC modes. Normal, Ambient Sound, Wind Noise Canceling, Comfort ANC, Strong ANC. The Strong ANC does a really good job on canceling any outside noise and Wind Noise Canceling is very impressive on these headphones. Ambient sound works great, all outside noises sound natural. Mics works well with these headphones everyone I talked to could hear me loud and clear. Sound quality: Out of the box the default EQ isn’t great. Highs seemed to be muffled and lack any detail. Luckily you can adjust those settings through the EarFun app to your preference and it doesn’t lower the volume levels like the Wave Life’s did upon fine tuning them. The highs are crisp, mids are great and there’s a great amount of bass with these headphones. The dual drivers in each cups makes a huge difference in the sound these headphones can and will make. I tried theater mode which widens the sound stage but ended up turning that off since it disabled my EQ setting. Overall you will not be disappointed with these headphones they are extremely comfortable and have a very long battery life, I just wish they came with a case.

I’m seriously impressed with these headphones. The sound is great — everything comes through super clear, and the bass is nice without being over the top. Music, podcasts, movies — it all sounds really good. The noise canceling is way better than I expected too. It blocks out most of the background noise when I’m out walking or working, but I can still hear enough if I need to. Definitely makes a huge difference when I just want to focus. They’re really comfortable too. I can wear them for hours without my ears hurting or feeling like my head’s in a vice. They’re lightweight and fold up small, which makes them easy to throw in my backpack without worrying about them getting beat up. The Bluetooth connection is solid — no dropouts — and switching between my phone and laptop is super easy. Plus, the battery life is ridiculous. I charge them maybe once a week, even with a lot of use, and a quick charge lasts forever. Bottom line: For the price, these are an awesome buy. Great sound, noise canceling, and battery life — no complaints at all. Definitely recommend!

For clarity, I come from hi-fi wired headphones and I needed something more robust for moving around the house and whatnot. I had a bad experience with wireless earbuds around this price point and I then realized that Earfun, the company that collaborated with a well known audio enthusiast, may have well-tuned options. I landed on the Tune Pro and I am not disappointed. The bass is moderately emphasized to around 6 to 8 decibels over neutral, it glides down toward the low midrange giving vocals and guitars some nice added warmth, there is a slight emphasis in the upper midrange (700 - 900Hz?), and the treble is well done with hardly any harshness or shrillness. I consider this a generally bassy headphone but done relatively well. These didn't wow me with sound detail, but it's very acceptable especially for the price. The comfort is alright. I do wish the headband cushion was thicker, and the earcups could have been deeper but they are so supple that this con is easy to forget. The adjustability is great. If you have a giant head, chances are this will fit you nicely. They might be too big for little kids. The noise cancelling is good but these won't exactly disappear anything but it does a fantastic job at getting rid of rumbles and low tones. Ambient mode is slightly underwhelming, I'd rather remove the headphones to hear somebody talking to me. I'm not sure if I can adjust the control voice, but it's a little too loud by default. Speaking of loudness, these can get super SUPER loud, and the usable volume range before blowing my ears out is okay. I wish there were more gradual steps in the volume but in this regard it's just fine. Could be better, just fine. Normal mode (no ANC) has decent passive noise reduction which is surprising because wireless headphones typically rely solely on ANC to reduce any noise. The buttons are usable but I wish they were more grabby for my fingers as I have to feel around for about a second until I know which button I am pressing. This is something anybody can get used to, but it is something to get used to. So far my first impressions are telling me that the Earfun Tune Pro is a fantastic headphone for the money despite some slight setbacks. If you are not expecting perfection (you really shouldn't for the price anyway), you will be impressed. So for the value perspective, I am giving this an easy 5 stars. Edit: Just kidding, I'm having to give this 4 stars instead because the earpads are not removeable. They seem to be glued on which is one of the worst downsides of any headphones. So hopefully these earpads outlive the headphone's electronics which is a rarity.

I had bought the Sony WH-1000XM5 ($225) to test out. Not impressed with the sound quality, which has been described as muddy. I was attracted to these as it offered a separate Twitter, so I wanted to give them a try. Much improved sound over the Sony. With these I could pick out instruments. Vocals sounded more natural. Bass had more thump. So the Sony went back and I kept these. For less then 1/4 the price of the Sony, these have 3 times the battery life. A great App to customize sound. Build quality is good. Probably a notch down in terms of ANC, but how often do I really need the best ANC.

Update: both arms have broken. These would be great if they were more sturdy. These are very comfortable, have crisp, clear audio with rich highs and lows (to my ears at least), and work great for voice communications as well, according to those I've talked with. The buttons were easy to get accustomed to and the battery life is amazing! I think the advertised life might have been an understatement! Being able to be paired to multiple devices and not have to go through that process each time I want to switch is so nice, I can't imagine ever going back to single device only pairing. The noise cancellation works so well that I find it a bit overwhelming, but I'm amazed by the silence it provides when no audio is being played. Mostly, I end up using the 'normal' or 'ambient' modes so I can still hear at least some of the sounds around me, just in case there's something I want or need to hear. They seems sturdy, so I suspect they'll hold up well, but only time will tell for sure. All in all, I have no regrets and have already recommended these to others.

What can I say, Earfun has hit another homerun! I have owned many Earfun earbuds and headphones over the years and I am always satisfied with their products. The Tune Pro is no exception. These feel premium throughout. The padding is comfortable, and the amount of clamping pressure these have allow me to wear them all day at work without any ear fatigue. The outside of the earcup is actually metal, which is an unexpected and nice touch. I have no way of proving this, but I feel like it may help keep my ears cooler. My office typically runs cold and the earcup is always cool to the touch. I notice that my ears get less warm than with other ANC headphones I own. The Earfun app is my favorite across several brands in this price range. This is primarily because I can silence the voice narration that announced power on, battery level, ANC mode, etc. I do not need a reminder which interrupts my music or phone call. It is also nice to see fine tuning options for the sound profile and several levels of ANC to best fit my environment. As noted before, the fit of these headphones is great. The earcup padding creates a great seal on my ears which helps block out any environmental noise. I own the older model Earfun Wave Pro and notice a significant difference in the quality of ANC and the clarity of transparency. I also feel that the Tune Pro creates a better sound profile. I would imagine this is due to its dual drivers which support deep bass and higher treble at the same time. What else can I say, I am an Earfun fan through and through! I look forward to trying out more of their products and would gladly offer them feedback and support to grow their product quality even further. Keep up the great work, Earfun!

good price, good sound, comfortable. anc pretty good.

Worse build quality, guaranteed to break, this is the second one that broke within a two month span

Le EarFun Tune Pro sono state una sorpresa totale: cancellazione attiva del rumore davvero efficace per il prezzo, blocca bene rumori di fondo come traffico o ufficio senza appiattire il suono. L'audio è pulito e bilanciato, con bassi corposi ma non invadenti e medi chiari per voci/podcast. Collegate con il cavo si trasformano: supportano audio Hi-Res come da certificazione, con dettaglio e dinamica superiori rispetto al wireless – perfette per ascolti seri su PC o telefono. Comode per ore, si adattano bene all'orecchio e l'app permette di personalizzare EQ e ANC. La batteria dura 7-8 ore con ANC attivo (più del previsto) e la custodia ricarica veloce. Collegate via Bluetooth 5.3 sono stabili, anche passando da telefono a PC senza intoppi. Sono contentissimo: per chi cerca cuffie versatili (wireless + Hi-Res cablato) senza spendere una fortuna, sono un 5 stelle pieno.

Excellent son. Très bon rapport qualité / prix. A recommander.

So comfy to wear with excellent noise reduction too.The sound is amazing and I can't think of another brand that can match them at this price point.I will be ordering the flagship ones which will be released early September too(be sure to sign up for the opening reduced price) Happy listening 🎧 all

La cancelación de ruido es buena y me permite escuchar con claridad sin necesidad de subir demasiado el audio. Son cómodos y no me ocupan tanto espacio.

änderungen am ende beachten! _________________________________________________________ zunächst drei sterne nur deshalb, weil drei sterne für mich neutral sind. (ändere auf fünf, begründung nach der erstbeurteilung) als mein alter ausschließlich kabelgebundener 15 jahre alter KH irreparabel defekt ging, bin ich nach langer recherche im netz auf dieses produkt gestoßen. preisgrenze: max 100€. dass man da nicht die quali bekommt, wie produkte aus dem premiumbereich, sollte klar sein. man bekommt, was man bezahlt. die frage ist eher: was ist nötig? was erfüllt die ansprüche? klanglich geht das teil für mich i.o. - alles was besser ist, höre ich mit ü60 jahren eh nicht mehr. das sollte man wissen. zum test habe ich mir mehrere konzerte angehört, wo das für noch hörbare frequenzspektrum abgebildet wird und das macht dieser KH ganz gut. die kennlinie ist ganz ordentlich. JBL usw kam für mich nicht in frage. die sind mir zu basslastig und sprechen eine andere zielgruppe an, deren musik ebenfalls basslastig ist. der tragekompfort ist gut - der KH sitzt nicht zu straff und nicht zu locker. nervt nicht. für mich schon mal wichtig. ANC kann ich nicht beurteilen, weil ich den KH sowieso nur z.h. im einsatz habe. telefonie habe ich auch nicht getestet - ich telefoniere selten. am telefon konnte ich ihn über BT gut verbinden. am laptop nicht. stört mich aber nicht weiter, wenn es die option über 3,5mm klinkenkabel gibt (das aben auch nicht alle modelle - und dann steht man da, wenn es über BT nicht geht). das es mit meinem laptop nicht geklappt hat, kann aber an mir liegen, bzw an meinem rechner selbst (6 jahre alt). da kann es dann bzgl BT schon mal zu problemen kommen, da ja BT ein offener standard ist und folglich jeder heini, der meint es besser zu können, als die anderen dann am übertragungsprotokoll herumschraubt, was dann zu inkompatibilität/verbindungsproblemen führen kann. muss nicht, kann aber. mit anderen BT - KHn hat es auch nicht funktioniert. ist also ein bisschen glückssache, ob sich zwei geräte miteinander unterhalten wollen. und das trotz aktualisierung der BT-treiber von der hersteller seite (lenovo). das kennen wir ja von handys. wer ein ca 6 jahre altes handy hat und vom provider eine neue sim-karte bekommt, der kann auch gleich ein neues handy kaufen, weil die neuen sim zwar mechanisch ins gerät passen, sich aber im alten telefon nicht freischalten lassen. habe ich vor 3 jahren selbst erlebt. so werden heute handys verkauft: man zwingt den endkunden, indem man auf der sim ein paar programmzeilen ändert und schon kann man das alte, aber noch intakte gerät in die tonne hauen - bewusst herbeigeführter elektroschrott. nett finde ich die trennung der schnittstellen bzgl funktion: usb-c zum aufladen und 3,5mm klinke zur verbindung mit dem quellgerät. app: auf dem laptop konnte ich sie bei google play nicht installieren, ohne mich einloggen zu müssen. also habe ich es gelassen. auf dem telefon ging es problemlos. allerdings sind die grundfunktionen eher spartanisch. man kann eigentlich nur zwischen 5 presets bei der ANC wählen. equilizer habe ich nicht finden können. ich glaube, da muss man sich auch erst wieder bei google anmelden oder dort ein konto erstellen, um an den vollen funktionsumfang heran zu kommen. kommt für mich nicht in frage. _____________________________________________________________ nachtrag: ich war wohl wieder mal zu blöd. jetzt geht es über BT auch auf dem rechner :-). bin eben ein DAU. _____________________________________________________________ nachtrag II. 18.12.2025 nach ausführlichem gebrauch hier mein urteil: mit dem teil macht man in dieser preisklasse nichts falsch. wer vom sound besseres haben will - bitte mal vierstellig locker machen! im studio haben wir beyer dynamic u.ä. qualitäten. diese mit dem earfun vergleichen zu wollen wäre unfair. der sound passt. die kurve ist recht ausgeglichen, nichts ist dominant. schon mal gut. auch nach stunden fühlte sich der sitz noch bequem an. da drückt nichts. allerdings: bei köpfen kleineren umfangs könnte der etwas rutschen. ich habe ne hutgröße 60 - für mich passt es. telefonieren geht auch prima. die quali ist von der örtlichen mobilfunkanbindung abhängig und hat damit nichts mit dem produkt zu tun. außerhalb meines wohnstandortes funktioniert es prima. z.h. weniger, weil mein netz hier ne katastrophe ist. jetzt bin ich mal gespannt, wie lange der verbaute akku durchhält. 2 jahre, 5 jahre? denn schade finde ich, das es kein mir bekanntes produkt gibt, wo ein wechsel nach verschleiß des akkus problemlos möglich ist. ANC nutze ich nicht. also kann ich nicht urteilen.