EarFunOpenJump Open Ear Headphones, Wireless Earbuds with Ergonomic Earhook, Hi-Res Sound, LDAC, 4 Mics ENC Call, 42H Playtime, Multipoint Connection, IPX7 Waterproof, Snug Fit for Workout, Running

This is the best so far I've own. Was skeptical about the design, but it turned out unexpectedly great. Extremely comfortable. Much better than traditional earpods, which are constantly fall out of the ear. Sound is great. Huge number of equalizers for those who are not satisfied with the default one. Plus, custom for extreme audiophiles. Setup was a breeze. Multipoint connection was very important to me. Clear calls. So far no complaints from callers on the other side. Battery charge is insane, and I'm a heavy user of YouTube podcasts. Excellent combo between price, features, and quality. Good job, EarFun.

After 20 years of using Plantronics/Poly Legend/Voyager earpieces, the best voice clarity for phone calls on the market, they changed ownership and along with that, destroyed the fabulous quality. After trying around 15 different bluetooth earpieces since 2020, I've landed on the perfect one. First time I've ever said one was superior to the original Plantronics pristine voice clarity and nearly as good noise cancellation. As perfect a Bluetooth earpiece as I've ever seen. The best quality available.

When picking out headphones, my general advice is to find which form factor and utility will suit your needs the best. When it comes to TWS earbuds, many are quick to flock to the standard in-ear ANC earbuds. While these are great for when you need to tune out everything, I hope more people begin to pick up open-ear options. Using these, I can listen to music while having a conversation with my wife, keep an ear open for my newborn, chat up cashiers, and listen to podcasts at work safely.The biggest draw back to open-ear earbuds is sound quality, but Earfun does its best to mitigate this. These earbuds are exceptional at low to medium volumes, but you will experience some distortion at the highest volumes. Compared to in-ear earbuds, the difference is hard to detect, especially if you have ANC engaged. However, if we're going for pure sound quality, these pale in comparison to audiophile IEMs.Another benefit these earbuds bring is no invasive plugging of your ears. Most TWS in-ear earbuds will leave the user feeling fatigued and uncomfortable after a few hours of use. With these, that issue is avoided entirely. So if you hate having your ears plugged, this is your best option at this size.Overall, these earbuds suit my needs perfectly, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. However, my major gripe with this product is the case. Compared to the EarFun Air Pro 4's case, this case is a sorry affair. It is made of a slippery ABS plastic that scratches and stains easily, has no lights for use in the dark, and has a flimsy hinge that can be easily snapped. While the earbuds themselves are built exceptionally well, I fear that they will long outlast the case.

I have been through so many different blue tooth ear buds. They stay on really well and they are comfortable. The battery life is outstanding as well..

The EarFun open ear headphones have a great sound and fit very well. Impressed for the price.

I got it today, and it took forever to pair. It feels like it's going to fall out of my ears. The only positive thing is that the sound is clear when you're talking. I'm probably going to return this.

Way more comfy than my AirPods. Sound is spot on, just wish they hugged a little tighter during. These are now my #1headphones.

I've owned both the Earfun AirPro 3 & 4s. Both have been fantastic and a great overall value. So when I saw the announcement I wanted to give them a shot. As a trail runner it is sometimes inconvenient to have noise isolating headphones. These solve that problem.So why the hesitation? Sound quality. Its a big step back. Bass is punchy and breaks at times. There seems to be lacking overall vibrance to the audio experience.I'm not sure the sound quality tradeoff is worth the noise isolation with the Earfun Airpro 4's. I'll give it a few days and come back with an update.Update - I still have these headphones. The sound quality is indeed not the same as the Airpro's. But they excel at what they are designed for which is to allow you to hear your surroundings with good sound quality. These deliver on that promise.