Review on EarFun Air Pro Wireless Earbuds: Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth 5.0, 6 Mic ENC, Deep Bass, 32H Playtime, USB-C Charge, In-Ear Detection (White) by Nick Bigalow

I bought these for $65 when they were on a lightning sale and let me tell you these are the BEST headphones I've ever owned! I've had Anker Liberty, jabra65t, Bose wired headphones, jlab and Sony headphones which don't even come close to the clarity and bass I get from these headphones. You can check my profile that I am not a paid reviewer and have given 5 stars or 1 star depending on what it deserves. Other than that, I can't compare them to Apple Earbuds or Sennheiser headphones, Bose wireless headphones that cost $100-$200 or even more. I just want to say that the average guy who would use these headphones for music, talking on the phone or watching videos, these headphones are perfect. ANC is a good addition to the package, it's good, it works but it's not the best, Jabra's 65t is better. The battery life is phenomenal, and the USB-C cable for fast charging is also a good component. It comes with 3 different silicone tips and the one that came is perfect for my ears, I can wear it for hours and it doesn't hurt my ears like other headphones I've had before. It's great, especially for the price. but it's not perfect, below are some cons, but for me it's the main thing: - Calls sometimes make static noise, but it can also be due to the signal. - Both earbuds can be used separately for music, but only the right earbud can be used alone for music. Call volume cannot be controlled from either earbud (this may be a positive for some people). - Real-time incoming calls sometimes don't connect the headphones, I had to put them back in the case and put them back on for the ringer to connect to the headphones. - There is no way to check the battery level. We hope that the problems with calls will be fixed in the next update. Despite all the downsides, for the price I paid for it, it's still a bargain.