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EarFun Free 2S Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Earbuds with Deep Bass | 4 Mics for Clear Call, Customizable EQ App, IPX7 Waterproof in-Ear Headphones, 30H Playtime, Wireless Charging | Envi

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EarFun Free 2S Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Earbuds with Deep Bass | 4 Mics for Clear Call, Customizable EQ App, IPX7 Waterproof in-Ear Headphones, 30H Playtime, Wireless Charging

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Ergonomic Design, Comfort in Mind. The lightweight Bluetooth earbuds have an ergonomic design, offer a more weightless and comfortable wearing experience to deeply enjoy music all day. Besides, IPX7 waterproof earbuds allow you no fear of rain and sweat. Listen All Day, Charge in Minutes. The true wireless earbuds last for 7 hours of playtime on single charge and total of 30 hours with charging case. A quick 10-minute charge provide 2 hours of listening when you’re in a rush. And the wireless charge provides a convenient charging way with no wired attached. EarFun App for Tailoring Sound. Download the EarFun App, more personalized settings and features can be found here, such as multi-EQ adjustment for your preference, customized touch control, battery display, and more. And you can turn on the game mode on the App to get a lower latency experience. 4 Mics for Hands-free Calling Equipped with 4 built-in microphones, the true wireless earbuds accurately capture specific frequencies of your voice, minimize the background noise extraneously, and pick up human voice. You can stay comfortable and speak clearly, even outdoors. Powerful Bass, Detailed Sound. EarFun Free 2S wireless earbuds was highly picked as "The Best Budget Wireless Earbuds" by Wirecutter. The 7mm composite dynamic driver ensures powerful bass and detailed mids and treble, providing a high-quality, fully comprehensive music experience.

Marca: EarFun
Modelo: B0CJM5F4QX
Categoría aduanal: Electronics

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John M. Pisello
12 de diciembre de 2019
Outstanding earbuds for the price!
I bought these earbuds after reading a review on CNet.com about them, and I'm so glad I did. I was looking for a reasonably priced second pair of earbuds. I also own a pair of Jabra Elite 65t earbuds, and—at one-third the price—the EarFun earbuds are a better value.tl;dr: definitely recommended!The pros:1. The EarFuns sound nearly as good as the Jabras (there's just a bit less bass with the EarFuns, but definitely not enough to justify the 3x price premium of the Jabras).2. The EarFuns fit better in my ears than the Jabras (of course this will vary for each person). The CNet reviewer stressed getting a tight fit for good sound, but I don't have any problem with the fit. Sound isolation is just as good as the Jabras.3. The EarFuns seem to stay connected (to the phone and to each other) better than the Jabras, and experience less interference. The Jabra's encounter static and dropoouts whenever I walk through automatic doors (say at the supermarket) and even in certain places around my house (maybe due to my wifi repeaters). This also happens at the gym if I'm in certain places. I haven't experienced this issue at all with the EarFuns—the connection to the phone and each other is rock solid, and the bluetooth range is excellent.4. The EarFun's storage/charging case is MUCH better than the Jabra's. For one thing it's flat on the bottom (the Jabra's case is curved and cannot sit upright on a flat surface). The EarFun case also has magnets that hold the earbuds in the case while charging; the Jabra earbuds just sit loosely in their case. The EarFun case can also be charged wirelessly (as well as with the included USB-C charging cable); the Jabra case uses a micro USB charging cable. If you already have a wireless charging pad for your phone, this is a great bonus, since you don't have to worry about the charging connector wearing out over time.Cons:1. The EarFuns can't control the sound volume. I realize this is a premium feature, but I miss it compared to the Jabras.2. The EarFuns don't have the auto-pause feature that the Jabras do (removing one earbud from your ear pauses the music until you put it back in your ear). Again, a premium feature, and you *can* pause the music from either EarFun earbud by tapping the button.3. The EarFuns seemed a bit picky about pairing with multiple devices, at least initially. I had to re-pair them a couple times, and once even had to reset their connection to each other (this is covered in the instructions). But I haven't had to do either of those recently, so maybe that was just me getting used to operating them.4. The print in the user's manual is SUPER TINY and printed in gray, not black, ink. I'm in my 50s, and even with reading glasses I couldn't make out the text and infographics. I had to use my phone's camera as a magnifying glass to read the instructions. It's possible they're available online (I didn't try to find out), but I suspect even younger folks will have trouble reading the instructions.To be determined:I use earbuds mostly for music listening, not making phone calls. I know the Jabras work reasonably well for that, but I haven't had the opportunity to use the EarFuns on a call, so I can't comment on how well they work for that.Conclusion:If I hadn't gotten a great deal on my Jabras (I paid less than half the list price due to a couple of online deals I was able to take advantage of), I would be really pissed that I'd paid so much when I could have bought the EarFuns for 1/3 the price and gotten an overall better value. The EarFuns are going to stay in my gym bag, and I'll use the Jabras around the house. I'm, even considering buying another pair of EarFuns for listening in bed.As I write this in mid-December 2019, I've only had the EarFuns for a few days, so it's possible my rosy outlook will change if they turn out to be duds later. I will update this review in a few weeks after I've used them for a while. But as of right now, I definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a reasonably priced set of earbuds that have terrific sound. The pros definitely outweigh the cons, and for the price you can't beat them.UPDATE October 15, 2020: still loving my Ear Fun Free earbuds! In fact, I just bought a second pair, and the new model has volume controls, which The last model didn't have, and Even other earbuds that are twice the price don't have this feature. You will not go wrong with these earbuds!Ver másVer menos
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Ryan Wern
27 de junio de 2024
Some of the best earbuds I’ve had
Very impressed! I desperately needed a new pair of earbuds for the gym. I didn’t want to spend a bunch of money on a new pair, partly because I had spent similar amounts of money on these things in the past, and was always disappointed. I’m pretty picky when it comes to sound. I have always found “budget” earbuds to be very thin-sounding, and that doesn’t work for me. I had added the EarFun 2s to my cart, where they sat for quite a long time. I eventually bit the bullet and ordered them, but kept my expectations low. They arrived a few days later and I could not have been more taken off guard by these. What follows is my honest review. Each category will be assigned its own star rating.Fit ⭐️⭐️⭐️This is one of the lower-rated categories for me, personally. Keep in mind that every body is built differently, so this is very subjective. The medium sized ear piece that came on the earbuds didn’t hold them in my ears very well at all, they would fall out of my ears when laying flat on my back. I put the larger ones on, and it semi-fixed the problem. They still require adjustment occasionally if I am wearing them at the gym. It’s not horribly annoying, but it is somewhat.Noise canceling ⭐️⭐️As mentioned in other reviews, these do not have active noise canceling. Any noise canceling effect you may achieve comes from using the correct ear pieces for your ears. If you’re strictly looking for noise canceling earbuds, these are not themConnectivity ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Connected easily to my phone. Occasional loss of connection in left earbud, but it’s just for a split second. Nothing to complain about, especially at this price pointBattery life ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I have yet to have these go dead on me, even after hours of use. They charge quickly in the case. No complaintsMic quality ⭐️⭐️Does the mic function? Yes. They pic up phone calls without an issue. It’s easy to hear the person on the other end. However…they have a slightly delay when you speak, which leads to talking over the other person, which leads to a lot of “sorry, what did you say?”. It’s pretty irritating. I don’t care for these for phone calls.Sound⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Now, the good stuff. These things sound mind- blowingly good…after a little adjustment. In the pre-set setting out of the box, they are pretty vanilla. However, EarFun has an app available that features an equalizer. The EQ has a bunch of presets, but the best part is that you can create a custom setting. To me, these things really shined after I adjusted them. Instruments sound very natural and detailed. You can even hear the resonance of the skins on the drums, it’s pretty amazing. Highs are nice and crisp, mids sound warm and natural, and the lows are very impactful. The bass you get out of these is quite impressive. It’s not too boomy for rock or country. It’s impactful, but it doesn’t get muddy. Hip hop tracks boom with low bass, similar to listening to a car subwoofer. These things sound better than my Bose wired earbuds. No joke. They are also quite loud. They drown out the crappy music they play at my gym without any trouble.ClosingI gave these a 4 star rating because of the few minor annoyances that i experienced. I feel that they are an excellent product, possibly even underrated, and if you need some great earbuds for listening to music, look no further. If you want earbuds to drown out background noise and/or use for phone calls, look further.
ShighBrow
23 de marzo de 2020
Begrudgingly capitulating to wireless? Look no further! Will win over all mid-aged luddites
I had been an apple addict since age 10 and in many ways still am -- but in my 40s kinda slowed down on keeping up with the pads, pods, watches (so dorky) as much as I still live in the apple ecosystem. I swore I'd never buy any sorta wireless earpod and honestly beats headphones are still trash (for 4 years had purchased pairs only to have them break in a few months). But, between driving more these days, trying to have relatively private hands free convos while my young daughter is around, and recently tearing my achilles ... I had to find something convenient.I was astonished at how affordable, easy to use and decent sounding these EarPods are! Why would anyone spend upwards of 100$ or more for others?Convenience -- these are super easy to set up, sync, and get startedPrice -- I think these are quite simply the best at this price point 35-50$Sound -- they are not sennheiser or bose, but given how much else you get, they sound great. The bass is legit and all else is clear enough without being tinny (I listen to mostly rock, electronic, jazz, and not a classical music snob about levels at all) ... the volume is a little lower than I prefer even when maxxed out, but perhaps thats for the better as they are indeed just loud enough -- sorta like the EarPods themselves, just really good enough.Charging -- the case really can handle 4 full charges ... which is great. The case itself also charges quickly, and I just leave mine on my cheap wireless charger pad. I also like that the case is not digital and fancy ... the basic look and feel suits my style moreso than led/digital read outs.Buttons -- I love that there is a tactile button that you can actually feel depress. Others where you just tap always leave me pressing the wrong number of times. You get used to the Taps and holds for volume, skipping tracks and calls ... it kinda becomes intuitive after a few days.Siri - works perfectly ... really kinda amazing, especially if you have any sorta smart devices in your home. The cast I have on is making this aspect even more convenient but being able to turn on lights, thermostats, Apple TVs with these pods is awesome.I can see myself possibly in the future wanting something with a bit more audio oomph down the road, but I've also read that many people end up using these as spares -- for their office, car etc.Couple of other notes -- you cant sync them to multiple devices ... but its easy enough to disconnect them. I tried them with my Apple TV (for late night movie viewing) and they were solid.There is another option on Amazon (vankyo) that also appear highly rated, but they were out of stock and I dont really like those glowing buds or that readout on the case.And for those new to the pods, just be sure you kinda keep the case in a convenient location as they kinda act like the home base for these things. Otherwise you'll lose them, or the kids/dog etc will definitely let curiosity get the better of them.Highly recommended for first time pod newbies, spares, and those looking for best budget options.
Gopher
18 de febrero de 2020
These are killer, way better than I'd expect for the money
I like having an affordable pair of headphones for high risk situations, leaving (forgetting) at the office, etc. Although I have both the Sony WH-1000XM3s and WF-1000XM3s, I found myself wanting a wireless earbud equivalent to the Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2s I leave at work. For further background, I have a range of other headphone at home like the Sennheiser HD650, Audio Technica ATH-AD900, and more... so while I go in to $50 headphones with tempered expectations I also don't want garbage. The Koss Porta Pros are also one of my most used models of headphone (I own several pairs), but they also punch above their weight.I tried the Anker SoundCore Life P2s and found it nearly impossible to get a consistent fit with them. I also find the long stalk style design they use to look a bit goofy, although that's far from a deal breaker. The inconsistent fit significantly affected my ability to get a proper seal and as a result affected whether there was any bass or overall balance to the sound from the Ankers. The buttons on the Ankers also required enough force and clicked noticeably enough that they were uncomfortable to operate. I did not want to spend big money trying different third party tips and I also don't want these to isolate or seal as well as the Sony WF-1000XM3s with Comply tips and ANC on, so I wasn't going to put Complys on them. After returning the Ankers I thought I'd give these Earfuns a try as they had very positive reviews overall.To say I've been impressed has been an understatement. I'd love to see a larger sized eartip included but the L size seems to be working for me. Fit is massively more consistent than with the Ankers and the sound quality as a result is consistent. These have a nice full sound with pleasantly extended and punchy bass, as well as even overall tonal response without harsh sibilance or other major issues.The charging case is simple but effective, and pretty compact. I've not tried the wireless charging capability but I have to admit that's a neat bonus. Battery life both of the case and the earbuds themselves has been quite good overall and the built in charge indicator for the case is a nice bonus over the Ankers.Like the Ankers (and unlike the Sonys), these can be listened to with just one earbud. They automatically switch to a mono mode (I tested to be sure) and have no problem swapping in and out of using one or two buds. They also work fine in the shower or rain so far.Another improvement over the Anker Life P2 is the button on each earbud seems to be a bit of a softer press. While it's still a physical button and not touch like on the Sonys, they're less unpleasant to operate than the Anker's buttons.Overall these are a no-brainer and I've been recommending them to friends in the market for something affordable. They're much better than they have any right to be. While I've had a couple hiccups with connectivity while I was testing things and trying to figure out how to pair to new devices, it's not really a major flaw or issue. These, like the Ankers, can only pair to one device at a time so you just have to be prepared to deal with manually repairing if you want to change what they're connected to.
Eli
24 de enero de 2020
Long Term Charging Problems
This is my second pair of Ear Fun Frees, the first pair was purchased off indigogo as a backer and I was instantly impressed with them. I have owned headphones ranging in price from $10 up to $350. I can't say that these held up to headphones at the top of this range in some areas, but in others, it did just as well or outperformed. The sound quality was surprisingly solid for the price, the bass was good but not too much, mids were there and highs weren't blown out. Comfort was good too, I wear these all day every day at college. Walking to and from class, doing work, at the gym, sitting around. I listen to music all the time, and only very rarely did I ever feel the need to take them out of my ears. The case was small but packed extra charges and the USB-C charging is a godsend having both a pixel and computer that charge using USB-C. I don't use the wireless charging but I was impressed that it was included for the price.As I mentioned earlier this is my second pair of the earbuds, this is because about 4-5 months after receiving the first pair in the mail they began to stop making good contact with the chaging pins. I am not sure what the issue was or how it was caused, I tried cleaning the headphones and case and I tried resetting them. The headphones would charge, but they also would stop and turn on ALL THE TIME. If I was using another pair of my headphones, in my car, or even just watching something through my phone's speakers the headphones would almost every time turn on in my pocket and force me to either turn off bluetooth or disconnect from the headphones manually as just placing them back in the case would turn them off for just a few seconds and then the same issue would occur.Now I would like to pride Ear Fun for their customer service, I emailed them and very quickly I got a response that was apologetic with some suggestions as to how it could be fixed. After exhausting those options with no avail they helped me to get a new pair. I chalked a lot of the first pair's issues to it being an early production unit and it seemed that way from the second I received the second pair, the case was matte, not glossy, the buttons were easier to press and much more "clicky" causing less pressure on the ear when changing songs or pausing the music. Again I was very happy with my purchase, and again after a short period, the same issues began to appear. I have been using this pair with the same problems for about one month and earlier today I officially gave up on this pair. The right earbud stopped charging in the case unless I precisely placed it in and left the case on a steady table so it was not jostled at all. This to me takes away the entire point of fully wireless earbuds and for the moment will go back to an older pair with worse sound, build quality, features, and functionality. I honestly wanted these to be great and I still have faith because of their customer service.I don't know if my experience is unique or common but for me to give up on a piece of my technology that I use every day takes a lot, but if I can not consistently have charge in my headphones when I want it (assuming it is not my fault for not charging them in the first place) then I will have to carry around an extra pair of headphone everywhere. As I have for the past 3 weeks at college.I realize this is just an inconvenience, but it is the most basic functionality that stopped working on the headphones, not something that could easily be ignored. This problem affected my daily life in a major way, it changed how I interacted with my phone, the battery would not last as long, and I would have to think about if my headphones would connect to my phone while I was trying to use it.Sorry, this was long but I hope it helped.
Jankran
27 de junio de 2026
Yes, they still work after accidental total immersion!
I have owned the earbuds for over a year. They sound great, the battery life is excellent. The case works fine. Today I accidentally dropped one in the water. It was totally immersed for 30 seconds or so. I was so relieved when after I dried it off, it still works fine! Great earbuds for the price!Ver másVer menos