Amazon is offering a limited-time discount on the EarFun Air Pro 4+ earbuds, highlighting their advanced hybrid driver design, strong noise cancellation, and impressive battery life for the price.
Amazon is selling the EarFun Air Pro 4+ at a discount, with the white model reduced from ¥13,990 to ¥10,986, a saving of ¥3,004 or 21 per cent. The time-limited offer is listed as running until 19 August at 23:59, although buyers are being advised to check the product page for the latest price and stock status before ordering.
The Air Pro 4+ is built around a hybrid driver system that pairs a 10mm dynamic unit with a compact balanced armature driver. In practice, that means stronger low-end weight alongside clearer high frequencies, with EarFun using its own BassSurge tuning and crossover design to smooth the transition between the two. Reviewers at RTINGS and Notebookcheck both noted that the earbuds are positioned as a feature-rich model for the money, with support for Bluetooth 6.0, Qualcomm’s QCC3091 chip, Snapdragon Sound, aptX Lossless and LDAC.
Noise cancellation is another major selling point. EarFun says its QuietSmart 3.0 adaptive ANC can cut ambient sound by up to 50dB, while the earbuds also support wear detection and Auracast for broadcast-style audio sharing and public listening scenarios. Battery life is rated at up to 12 hours per charge, or 54 hours with the case, and a 10-minute top-up is said to provide around three hours of playback.
Independent reviews suggest the Air Pro 4+ offers unusually strong specification for its price. PC Gamer praised the sound quality, customisable EQ and battery life, while noting that the microphone performance is only average and that the model lacks 2.4GHz wireless connectivity for gaming. SoundGuys and TechRadar also described the set as a strong value option, though both pointed to the ANC and the crowded control options as areas where the experience could be more polished.
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