🎧 EarFun Free 2 Wireless Earbuds: Qualcomm QCC3040 Bluetooth 5.2, AptX Deep Bass, 4 Mics CVC 8.0, 30H Playtime, IPX7 Waterproof Review

this is such a great product at a reasonable price. Seriously, you don't need to buy expensive Bluetooth wireless headphones. They sound amazing, they connect quickly and what's the best part about them? The battery life lasts forever. The case is a good size, not too big but not tiny, so I'm afraid of losing it. And the quality of communication when making calls is excellent. Much better than I expected to be honest. I am very impressed with these headphones and have already recommended them…

I have the first version of these headphones and have had absolutely no complaints. The only thing I felt they lacked was touch controls. When I saw the EarFun Free 2 with touch controls for a great price, I bought it. And again I am not disappointed! For starters, the packaging is excellent - lots of foam for protection. I like the body of this new iteration as it is more upright and feels more solid. These new headphones seem to be a bit more ergonomic as they fit my ears better. The sound…

Update: Shortly after I submitted my review below, EarFun Customer Service contacted me and asked how they could fix the issue. They sent me their EarFun Free Pro ANC wireless earbuds, which are upgrades to the ones I originally bought. It is very good. Great sound, good fit and excellent build quality. Thanks EarFun. I have never experienced better customer care. First review I really wanted to like these headphones. The price was right, the build quality was excellent. But the most important…

I just received my earfun2. The sound is great and you can definitely hear it in stereo! It took me a bit to get used to the new click features as I had the original earbud and the features vary in the number of clicks. Although it was interesting to open the package. It took me some trial and error to figure it out. It has a magnetic flap on the right side of the box as shown in the picture. The only question I had was: why turn off the delay? Surprise, good documentation, explanatory…

These are the new versions of Earfun Free that I also own. I love these headphones and love them *almost* as much. I took some photos to compare the original (white) model, which I also gave five stars, with the new (black) model. Pros: - The fit and finish of the case and headphones are excellent, just like the original model - The headphones fit great, they stay in your ear even when you work out - The sound quality is great, the bass maybe a little better than the original model - And the…

In short, these headphones seriously compete with Bose headphones at a rock-bottom price point. In short: sound quality: excellent! To be honest I couldn't tell much of a difference between them and the AirPod Pros I have. Comfort: Putting them on takes a bit of getting used to as you need to make sure they fit properly to get the best sound and noise cancellation. And you want it to be perfect for the best performance, trust me! Noise Cancellation: Greatly improved over previous Earfuns…

These are excellent in-ear headphones. I'm no audio expert, but I find it hard to believe that branded versions that cost 3-4 times as much are 3-4 times better. The updated case is thin, very pocket-friendly (so you can always carry it with you to pull out when needed), fits very well (in my ears anyway - I guess it depends on the specifics of your ear canal), offer excellent noise cancellation (to the point that people have to tap my shoulder to talk to me because I don't understand a word of

TL;DRGood: - Great price - Fits snugly, securely yet comfortably in your ears - Amazing sound quality - Quality wireless charging case - Reliable Bluetooth connection Gotyas: - Apple iPhone does not support "aptX" technology :-(- Only 1 LED indicator on the case, can't detect battery level. Full Review: These are great headphones. Have EarFun's previous generation headphones (EarFun Free) used for some time and being very satisfied I was very happy to try this second generation.The headphones…

Background: I'm by no means an audiophile, but I'd happily put my €0.02 into it. I currently use XM4s and Earfun Frees (1st gen, don't know which version). I use my XM4 the most, but for obvious reasons I'll compare it to the free Gen 1 Earfun. I mostly use headphones for walking/jogging; Since earfuns are (relatively) cheap, I don't mind if they get damaged or lost. Case: The case design of the EF2 is very different from the EF1. Photos and such are available online, as are sizes, so please…