Наушники — EarFun Air Pro 4+

EarFun positions the Air Pro 4+ earbuds as an upgraded version of the Air Pro 4, adding a second driver per earbud, Bluetooth 6.0 and Auracast support. Hi-Res Audio certification is included, and the official price is USD 99.99 for either the black or the white finish. The company announced it in October 2025 and describes it as the first Hi-Res certified dual-driver adaptive hybrid ANC wireless earbuds priced under USD 100.

Key specs that matter

Inside each earbud is a hybrid pair of a 10 mm dynamic driver and a FeatherBA balanced armature, set in what EarFun calls its Nano Side-Fitted Acoustic Architecture. A Qualcomm QCC3091 chip runs Bluetooth 6.0 in the 2.402 to 2.480 GHz band with transmit power below 7 dBm. Codec support covers aptX Lossless, aptX Adaptive, aptX, LDAC, LC3, AAC and SBC, and the earbuds can receive Auracast broadcasts. Playback per charge is up to 12 hours with ANC off or 8 hours with ANC on, rising to 54 hours in total with the case, or 36 hours with ANC active.

Engineering and use context

Noise control uses QuietSmart 3.0 adaptive hybrid cancellation with up to 50 dB of reduction. Its six-microphone array updates the cancellation every 0.3 seconds, and the same microphones handle calls through an AI algorithm with cVc 8.0 processing. Batteries are rated at 54 mAh in each earbud and 600 mAh in the case. The case recharges in two hours over USB-C or in 3.5 hours on a wireless charger, and a ten-minute quick charge gives around three hours of playback. The earbuds and case weigh 54 g together, and the IP55 rating covers both dust and water. The EarFun Audio app for Android and iOS adds customisable ANC modes, a wind mode, an ambient mode with Default and Natural settings and an AI translation feature for real-time conversation. The earbuds have long stalks and a glossy two-tone finish, and they stand upright inside a case whose lid opens vertically. A game mode lowers latency to 50 ms to keep audio in step with on-screen action.

Pairing

The Air Pro 4+ pairs directly with phones, tablets and computers over Bluetooth, so no amplifier or DAC is needed. Snapdragon Sound phones can use aptX Lossless, Android devices with LDAC can use that codec, and Auracast lets the earbuds join public or shared LE Audio broadcasts where a transmitter is available.

Alternatives

The earlier EarFun Air Pro 4 uses a single composite dynamic driver per earbud, Bluetooth 5.4 and IPX5 protection.