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Incredible Call QualityBuilt-in 6 microphones (3 per earbud) provides better noise cancellation which enables up to -40dB, hybrid ANC technology allow you focus on what you want to Hear. ENC technology brings you a crystal clear call experience. |
Ture Stereo Sound QualityEarFun Free Pro 2 houses 6mm low-distortion composite dynamic drivers that produce powerful bass, pleasant midrange, and clear treble, reappearing every detail of the music vividly, bringing you a fantastic musical journey. |
The Advanced Bluetooth 5.2 TechnologyStable and instantaneous Bluetooth connection keeps the music, movie, and games an interruption-free experience. Opening the case lids begins pairing mode and will automatically connect with the last paired device. |
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Multiple Accessories4 sized (XS/S/M/L) ear tips and 3 sized (S/M/L) ear hooks are included to help you get the perfect fit and seal for the best audio experience. |
IPX5 Waterproof ProtectionIPX5 Waterproof Nano-coating efficiently protects the earbuds from sweat or wate. Perfect for running and physical activities inside the gym or outdoors. Tips: Please dry the earbuds before you put them back into the charging case. Sweat or water on the earbuds might cause short circuit and damage the product during charging. |
USB-C Charging and Wireless chargingIt supports fast charging, when you’re short of time and running low on battery, just charge 10 minutes and enjoy 2 hours of playtime. The earbuds offer 6 hours of playback on a single charge with ANC off(offer 4 hours of playback with ANC on), a total of up to 30 hours using the included rechargeable case. Warm Tips: The playback time will differ according to the volume and the type of music. |
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| Price | $67.99 | $49.99 | $49.99 | $157.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
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| Sold By | EarFun US | EarFun US | EdifierDirect | AnkerDirect | SoundPEATS Audio | AnkerDirect |
| Fit Type | earbud,in_ear,earbuds | In-Ear | In-Ear | In-Ear | In-Ear | In-Ear |
| Item Dimensions | 2.62 x 0.98 x 1.12 inches | 2.6 x 1.54 x 1.14 inches | — | — | 0.81 x 0.72 x 1.07 inches | — |
| Item Weight | 1.34 ounces | 1.69 ounces | — | — | 1.66 ounces | — |
| Special Features | The World's Lightest and Smallest Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation up to 40dB, Enhanced 6-microphone Call Technology for crystal call, Superior Sound with 6mm Titanium Diaphragm Dynamic Driver. Low latency mode, Wireless earbuds and USB-C quick charging, smart control, Transparency Mode, Intelligent Voice Assistant, sports-and-exercise, wireless earbuds for iphone; bluetooth earbuds waterproof; bluetooth earbuds with mic. | Punchy bass with AptX technology, Qualcomm QCC3040 Chip & Bluetooth 5.2, CVC8.0 Noise Cancellation Technology with Microphone; <60ms Ultal Low Latency, Stereo Music & Calls, 30 Hours Playtime with Charging Case, A quick 10-minute charge gives you 2 hours of playtime, Transparency Mode, IPX7 Sweat & Water Resistant, Wireless charging, Intuitive Touch control, Activate Voice Assistant, Single Earbud Mode, sports and exercise | Volume-Control | Microphone, USB connectivity, Android, Noise-Canceling, wireless | QCC3040, Bluetooth 5.2, aptX-Adaptive, Game Mode, TrueWireless Mirroring, Single/Twin, 35 Hours Playtime | Microphone, USB connectivity, wireless |
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Another excellent earbud from Earfun
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2021
After owning the first Earfun Free Pro earbud model for a year I’ve been quite happy with their performance and longevity. I use them daily on while running and during yard and house chores— they’ve performed well with only a few interruptions (microwaves, super-cold weather). I bought the new Earfun Free Pro 2 as a gift and tried them out over the last few days. There’s a definite improvement in the touch controls (tapping the sides of the buds will increase/decrease volume, pause, or start noise cancelling) from the first Earfun Free Pro. The sound is also better in my opinion—much punchier bass is evident in rock and jazz genres. Classical choices—Mozart, Mussorgsky—sound excellent without bass enhancement. However, I wish there was a control for bass/treble available. Overall these earbuds deliver a lively, engaging sound. I didn't want to stop listening to them when I started writing this review. Listening to podcasts a lot, the voices are a pleasure to listen to.The packaging and attention to detail for the earbuds and accessories is also a step up from the first model—and impressive at this price point. The charging case, ear hooks, USB-C cable and small cleaning tool leaves an impression that Earfun has been studying Apple products in developing a clean, functional design and customer friendly add-ons to their products. The charging case is a bit smaller and the earbuds are also have a more rounded, smoother shape.I've tried the noise-cancelling feature and it’s also a distinct improvement from the first Earfun Free Pro. My most notable noise in my podcast listening. Wearing the EFP 2’s is also quite comfortable—I generally use them for less than an hour a day, but have occasionally had them on for 2-3 hours with no discomfort.Battery life: The new Earfun Free Pro 2 are very similar to the first model. I charge weekly via my RavPower wireless charging pad, and the earbuds are fully charged within a couple of hours.Controls are:* Double-tap L or R to play/ pause music* Tap R to increase the volume* Tap L to decrease volume* Triple-tap R to skip to the next track* Triple-tap L to return to activate the gaming mode* Hold R to activate the voice assistant* Hold L to switch between ANC, Transparency mode, ANC off
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2021
After owning the first Earfun Free Pro earbud model for a year I’ve been quite happy with their performance and longevity. I use them daily on while running and during yard and house chores— they’ve performed well with only a few interruptions (microwaves, super-cold weather). I bought the new Earfun Free Pro 2 as a gift and tried them out over the last few days. There’s a definite improvement in the touch controls (tapping the sides of the buds will increase/decrease volume, pause, or start noise cancelling) from the first Earfun Free Pro. The sound is also better in my opinion—much punchier bass is evident in rock and jazz genres. Classical choices—Mozart, Mussorgsky—sound excellent without bass enhancement. However, I wish there was a control for bass/treble available. Overall these earbuds deliver a lively, engaging sound. I didn't want to stop listening to them when I started writing this review. Listening to podcasts a lot, the voices are a pleasure to listen to.
The packaging and attention to detail for the earbuds and accessories is also a step up from the first model—and impressive at this price point. The charging case, ear hooks, USB-C cable and small cleaning tool leaves an impression that Earfun has been studying Apple products in developing a clean, functional design and customer friendly add-ons to their products. The charging case is a bit smaller and the earbuds are also have a more rounded, smoother shape.
I've tried the noise-cancelling feature and it’s also a distinct improvement from the first Earfun Free Pro. My most notable noise in my podcast listening. Wearing the EFP 2’s is also quite comfortable—I generally use them for less than an hour a day, but have occasionally had them on for 2-3 hours with no discomfort.
Battery life: The new Earfun Free Pro 2 are very similar to the first model. I charge weekly via my RavPower wireless charging pad, and the earbuds are fully charged within a couple of hours.
Controls are:
* Double-tap L or R to play/ pause music
* Tap R to increase the volume
* Tap L to decrease volume
* Triple-tap R to skip to the next track
* Triple-tap L to return to activate the gaming mode
* Hold R to activate the voice assistant
* Hold L to switch between ANC, Transparency mode, ANC off
The packaging and attention to detail for the earbuds and accessories is also a step up from the first model—and impressive at this price point. The charging case, ear hooks, USB-C cable and small cleaning tool leaves an impression that Earfun has been studying Apple products in developing a clean, functional design and customer friendly add-ons to their products. The charging case is a bit smaller and the earbuds are also have a more rounded, smoother shape.
I've tried the noise-cancelling feature and it’s also a distinct improvement from the first Earfun Free Pro. My most notable noise in my podcast listening. Wearing the EFP 2’s is also quite comfortable—I generally use them for less than an hour a day, but have occasionally had them on for 2-3 hours with no discomfort.
Battery life: The new Earfun Free Pro 2 are very similar to the first model. I charge weekly via my RavPower wireless charging pad, and the earbuds are fully charged within a couple of hours.
Controls are:
* Double-tap L or R to play/ pause music
* Tap R to increase the volume
* Tap L to decrease volume
* Triple-tap R to skip to the next track
* Triple-tap L to return to activate the gaming mode
* Hold R to activate the voice assistant
* Hold L to switch between ANC, Transparency mode, ANC off
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2021
Sound is very comparable to Jabra elite active 75Ts. Good punchy base that isn't muddy, clean treble, and good mids for this price point. On top of that, their fit is far better than my Jabra 75Ts.
The shape and ear wings keep them very stable. Unlike my 75Ts, I can also wear either left or right earbud individually as well. ANC is decent, my Jabras are better but that's to be expected from a pair of $150 earbuds. The case is half the size of the Jabras, which already have a small case. The buds themselves are small and have a flat appearance in-ear
I wish there was equalizer app support from Earfun but it's a small complaint, the out-of-box sound is excellent. Super happy with this purchase.
Earbuds that perform like more expensive buds
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2021
So I originally bought these earbuds for running and lifting after watching some prominent YT earbud reviewers and I'm glad I did.Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2021
Sound is very comparable to Jabra elite active 75Ts. Good punchy base that isn't muddy, clean treble, and good mids for this price point. On top of that, their fit is far better than my Jabra 75Ts.
The shape and ear wings keep them very stable. Unlike my 75Ts, I can also wear either left or right earbud individually as well. ANC is decent, my Jabras are better but that's to be expected from a pair of $150 earbuds. The case is half the size of the Jabras, which already have a small case. The buds themselves are small and have a flat appearance in-ear
I wish there was equalizer app support from Earfun but it's a small complaint, the out-of-box sound is excellent. Super happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2021
-Sound: It's clear, loud, you can feel the bass, works great.
-Comfort: With the many extra tips anyone can find the right fit for their ear.
-Microphones: The improved microphones improved the ANC and the calls sound more clear than the previous model.
-Bluetooth: Easy and fast to pair, I left my phone in a room, walked to a different room and the music kept playing fine. Low latency mode for gaming is appreciated.
-Touch Controls: Easy touch controls and very responsive.
-Design: I like that when you close the case lid, there is a small resistance that stops a loud snappping sound when closing the case(like in the previoud model). However you still get a satisfying snap.
Cons:
-Sound: It's bass boosted like the previous model, personally I feel it slightly takes away from the highs. However I got used to it after a few days.
-Design: Personally I'm not a fan of the round edge design and I wish the earbuds a a glossy finish to them. This does not affect performance.
Touch controls: They are easy to use but there's a lot to remember so it will take time to learn.
Conclusion:
Personally I would not upgrade from the previous model because what I'm intereted in, the sound, has not been significantly improved.
However if your focus is on the microphone features like ANC and clear calls, then it is worth the upgrade.
Wireless Earbuds with such feature-richness and admirable quality as these often sell for over $100. With that in mind, these earbuds are the best you can get for under $100. Personally I like them better than their overpriced competitors.
Top Tier Wireless Earbuds, Worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2021
Pros:Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2021
-Sound: It's clear, loud, you can feel the bass, works great.
-Comfort: With the many extra tips anyone can find the right fit for their ear.
-Microphones: The improved microphones improved the ANC and the calls sound more clear than the previous model.
-Bluetooth: Easy and fast to pair, I left my phone in a room, walked to a different room and the music kept playing fine. Low latency mode for gaming is appreciated.
-Touch Controls: Easy touch controls and very responsive.
-Design: I like that when you close the case lid, there is a small resistance that stops a loud snappping sound when closing the case(like in the previoud model). However you still get a satisfying snap.
Cons:
-Sound: It's bass boosted like the previous model, personally I feel it slightly takes away from the highs. However I got used to it after a few days.
-Design: Personally I'm not a fan of the round edge design and I wish the earbuds a a glossy finish to them. This does not affect performance.
Touch controls: They are easy to use but there's a lot to remember so it will take time to learn.
Conclusion:
Personally I would not upgrade from the previous model because what I'm intereted in, the sound, has not been significantly improved.
However if your focus is on the microphone features like ANC and clear calls, then it is worth the upgrade.
Wireless Earbuds with such feature-richness and admirable quality as these often sell for over $100. With that in mind, these earbuds are the best you can get for under $100. Personally I like them better than their overpriced competitors.
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bobbyprince89
Not great for outdoor exercise
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2022
R. Mura
Incredible value for money
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 14, 2022
R. Mura
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 14, 2022
I absolutely love this product and could not recommend this enough. The sound is truly unbelievable. Comparable to my Sony wired earbuds. The comfort is also incredible. I use these for running or biking but also, for sleeping. They are so comfortable it is hard to describe. Evidently this will depend on ear shape but I find these incredible. I can lay on my side while sleeping and feel no discomfort. Gen2 is even more comfortable than gen1. The other important improvement in Gen2 is the strength of the magnets. It may not sound like much, but the biggest issue with gen1 is that it is really hard to put them back in a way that ensures connection between the elements so that the earbuds do charge. Often, it happens that I pick them up and they are dead . This is related to my other gripe with these: there is essentially no easy way to know if they are charged or not without pairing them with the tablet/phone and reading the %charge. With gen1 it has become an "art" to find the perfect angle and distance from the case to drop them in a way that they do charge.
With gen2 the magnet is super strong and one cannot "miss".
Battery life could be better but at the same time they are so small and comfy that this is very reasonable.
In an ideal world, they would have a dedicated app. So, for instance, one could disable the "battery low" warning that actually wakes me up sometimes. But for this price point, one cannot really complain.
I love them so much I have 4 pairs (though part of the reason is the unreliability of the charging so this way I always have fully charged pairs available). I have no other model or brand so I have no benchmark for noise cancelling and/or ambient sound with Sony or Bose. However, the seal is so good that noise cancelling is barely needed. When I turn it on, I do feel that all the background noise goes down even more. For me personally, ambient sound is more important for those times I use them for running or biking. It works very well. Gen2 is probably a bit better than gen1 but they both do a good enough job so that I am aware of my surroundings and hear cars approaching or dogs barking or stuff like that. Gen1 ambient sound is probably a bit more "hissy" but both are in my opinion very good at this price.
Absolutely recommended!
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Sven Hoff
EarFuns beste TWS
Reviewed in Germany on December 1, 2021
Sven Hoff
Reviewed in Germany on December 1, 2021
- Die Buds und das Ladecase sind schmaler/kleiner und leichter geworden.
- Durch den wechsel vom Airoha AB1562F zum AB1562A konnte auf Hybrid ANC umgestellt werden, was dessen wirkung deutlich verbessert. Wenn man sich in einer Menschenmenge aufgehalten hat, war das ANC der Free Pro bisher nicht so wirkungsvoll. Das hat sich bei den Free Pro 2 nun geändert.
- Die qualität von Voice pass through wurde ebenfalls verbessert und hört sich deutlich weniger unnatürlich/metallisch an.
- Klangqualität ist meiner meinung nach die beste von allen EarFun TWS. Sie haben zwar für meinen geschmack etwas zu viel bass (ein klein bisschen zu viel), aber nicht so viel, dass die wiedergabequalität darunter leidet (kein dröhnen oder verzerren). Das gleiche gilt für das andere end des spectrums. Es ist noch nicht am Klirren aber nicht weit davon entfernt.
Man kann sie so wie sie sind betreiben, aber ich habe für mich den bass ein klein wenig reduziert. Klanglich werden freunde von neutralen TWS hier nicht glücklich werden. Aber alle die Bass lieben werden mit den Free Pro 2 sehr zufrieden sein. Lautstärke ist auf jeden fall auch absolut ausreichend.
- Die touch bedienung der Buds bietet alles was das herz begehrt. Das einzige was ich vermisse ist die möglichkeit einen Titel zurückspringen. Ansonsten kann man alles direkt über die Buds steuern.
- Für Spieler hat EarFun wieder einen Low Latency Mode mit eingebaut. Dabei wird die Latenz von 200ms auf 80ms reduziert. Das reduziert zwar auch die effektive reichweite der Buds, aber beim Zocken sitzt man ja normalerweise nicht 15m weit weg von der quelle.
- Was mich persönlich wirklich glücklich macht, ist die möglichkeit eigene Eartips zu nutzen. Es ist wie auch bei den Free Pro genug platz im Lade Case. Die mitgelieferten Tips sind zwar in ordnung (sind auch wieder vier verschiedene größen dabei), aber die buds sitzen bei verwendung von z.b. Spinfit Tips nochmals deutlich besser im Ohr.
- Geladen wird via USB-C oder Wireless. Und sollte mal der Akku leer sein reichen 10min Laden für fast 2h Spielzeit (selbst gemessen 1h 50min)
Das Negative
- Dadurch das die Free Pro 2 Buds nun nur noch 35mAh anstelle von 50mAh (Free Pro) Batteriekapazität haben, hat sie die spielzeit leicht reduziert. Die Buds sind dadurch zwar auch kleiner aber mehr akkulaufzeit würde den meisten Leuten bestimmt besser gefallen.
- Leider immer noch keine App von EarFun. Hoffe immer noch das sie irgendwann eine anbieten werden (wie es inzwischen doch recht viele Hersteller machen).
- Wie schon erwähnt etwas zu viel Bass (aber leicht via EQ zu beheben).
- Spielzeit hat sich durch die kleineren Batterien reduziert
Lautstärke 40-80% ohne ANC 5h 29min
Lautstärke 40-80% mit ANC 3h 36min
Ansonsten kann ich wirklich nichts negatives finden und kann deswegen auch eine klare kaufempfehlung aussprechen! Die meisten Leute dürften mit den Free Pro 2 absolut zufrieden sein.
Guter Klang, für die Preisklasse wirklich sehr gutes ANC, Hosentaschen Taugliches Case, Third Party Eartips nutzbar, gut funktionierende touch bedienung, USB-C und Wireless laden (+fast charge)
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