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EarFun Air Pro 4+ Review
The EarFun Air Pro 4+ packs a hybrid driver setup, rare codec breadth, long battery life and a full feature list, though its ANC is good rather than great.
Pros
- + Broad codec support, including both aptX Lossless and LDAC
- + Strong battery life of up to 10 hours with ANC on, plus four case recharges
- + Full feature set: multipoint, wireless charging, Auracast, transparency mode and app support
- + Responsive, customizable touch controls with in-ear detection
- + Redesigned oval ear tips for improved comfort, with five pairs included
- + IP55 water and dust resistance
Cons
- − ANC is not class-leading and struggles with high-frequency noise
- − One reviewer reports that ANC alters the sound
- − No spatial audio
- − Limited information available on sound tuning and pricing
The EarFun Air Pro 4+ is a feature-dense set of true wireless earbuds. Its spec sheet reads like a wishlist: a hybrid balanced armature and dynamic driver pairing, Bluetooth 6.0, aptX Lossless and LDAC alongside AAC and LC3, multipoint, wireless charging and Auracast. As the successor to the Air Pro 3 and Air Pro 4, it keeps the family look, with silver metallic sides and a ringed touch panel near the top of the stems. EarFun has also reshaped the ear tips into a more oval profile, which reviewers say improves comfort.
These earbuds suit listeners who want high-quality wireless codecs and a long feature list without stepping up to a flagship. Commuters who care most about blocking out noise should temper their expectations. The adaptive ANC is described as solid but not class-leading.
On paper, the Air Pro 4+ covers almost every base, and that breadth is its main strength. Few earbuds offer both aptX Lossless and LDAC, so it has an unusually wide reach across source devices. Battery life is a genuine highlight: up to 10 hours with ANC on and 12 with it off, plus a case that holds four full recharges. An IP55 rating, multipoint and wireless charging round out a very practical package. Reviewers describe the customizable touch controls and in-ear detection as highly responsive. The box includes five pairs of ear tips, which should help most people find a good seal.
The weak spot is noise cancelling. The AI-assisted adaptive ANC gives respectable isolation overall but struggles with high-frequency noise. One reviewer also found that it changes the sound signature when switched on. If you plan to run ANC most of the time, that trade-off matters. Spatial audio is absent too, which some buyers may notice.
We should be candid about the limits of this assessment. The supplied information says little about tuning or overall sound quality beyond the driver design. We also have no confirmed price, so we can't judge value with confidence. One reviewer suggests the Air Pro 4+ delivers roughly 75-80% of the AirPods Pro 3 experience at about a third of the price, but that is a single low-confidence opinion. Our rating reflects an excellent feature set and battery life, held back by middling ANC and those gaps in the evidence.
Specifications
- Drivers
- Hybrid: FeatherBA balanced armature + 10 mm composite dynamic driver
- Bluetooth version
- Bluetooth 6.0
- Codecs
- aptX Lossless, LDAC, AAC, LC3
- Water/dust resistance
- IP55
- Battery life (earbuds)
- 10-12 hours (ANC on/off)
- Charging case capacity
- 4 full charges of the earbuds
- Features
- ANC, transparency mode, app support, multipoint, wireless charging, Auracast; no spatial audio
- Included ear tips
- 5 pairs