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TheEarFun Wave Pro headphones sound like a much more expensive pair of cans.
I've been spoiled over the years with high-quality headphones, and it's gotten to the point where I only want to hear audio from high-end equipment. That's not to say, however, that I can't be impressed by a pair of inexpensive headphones that are geared toward the average listener.
When I received theEarFun Wave Pro , a pair of$79 headphones, for example, I knew exactly what to expect: the sound would be tinny and hollow, lack any sort of bass, have too much midrange, and an exhausting treble.
Wow, was I wrong.
View at AmazonThese headphones easily sound like a more expensive pair. But then again, I should have known because every pair of earbuds and headphones I've tested from EarFun thus far has impressed me. Although the active noise canceling (ANC) technology isn't the best I've experienced, the sound and battery life make these headphones a bargain.
As I mentioned, these headphones really impressed me with an immersive, clear, and active sound. But that's not to say there weren't any hiccups in getting them set up. When I first tried the Wave Pros, I wanted to connect to the app and adjust the EQ. However, I was unable to get the headphones to connect to the app (possibly because I'd already connected them to my phone), so I scrapped the idea of making any adjustments, put them on, and opened my usual Spotify playlist.
When I'm testing out audio gear, I like to play songs that deliver a good soundstage, where instruments and voices are clearly defined and given the necessary space to be heard distinctly. Such songs include:Everything's Ruinedby Faith No More andTeardropby Massive Attack, among others.
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Every single song from the playlist came out beautifully, with plenty of space and a smooth blend between frequencies. No, you won't experience chest-thumping bass, so if that's your jam, these aren't your headphones. But if you're looking for an honest sound that doesn't add much color to the music (which is a good thing), the EarFun Wave Pros are spot on -- especially at this price.
Honestly, had I not known about the price prior to the review, I would have easily placed these headphones at twice the retail cost. They aren't perfect, and they certainly aren't going to dethrone high-end headphones like the Focal Utopia (which cost nearly five grand) but for the average listener -- and even those with more discerning tastes, the EarFun Wave Pro headphones are hard to pass up.
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On top of the sound, these headphones are very comfortable. You could easily sport these for hours without feeling any discomfort. On a long flight, for example, these babies have you covered with comfort and battery life.
The ultra-soft padding on the ear cups and head piece feel great for extended wear.
Sure, there are better-quality headphones out there, but at this price point, theEarFun Wave Pro headphones offer some of the best audio you can ask for. The only misses I found with these headphones were the inability to connect to the app, and the controls being a bit challenging to find when they're being worn.
Other than that, these are all hits with me. If you want a pair of exceptionally comfortable headphones with outstanding battery life and sound that impresses you, this$80 pair will have you dancing and swaying to your favorite tunes for hours.
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