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 From the shipping process to receiving. Received headphones 2 days in advanced. I was currently in the market for a pair of new headphones when these came on my radar and have been throughly impressed. I do work in construction and the headphones are really durable and so is the charging case

 I was currently in the market for a pair of new headphones when these came on my radar and have been throughly impressed. I do work in construction and the headphones are really durable and so is the charging case. I was able to leave my cellphone in a neutral location and work pretty far away from cellphone without losing any sound or quality. The quality of headphones are impeccable, paired with the battery life I excited I made a purchase

 I was able to leave my cellphone in a neutral location and work pretty far away from cellphone without losing any sound or quality. The quality of headphones are impeccable, paired with the battery life I excited I made a purchase.

Sound quality really lives up to slogan. Battery life and range amazing!

 Volume however is no problem, they can crank the dB's. Passive noise cancelation is decent when the ear pieces are fit snug although talking with one or both in my ears (when audio off) produces a reverberating echo in that ear(s). Touch control is about 80% successful for me, usually not registering one of my taps. Auto-pause/play on removal/insertion is about 50/50 although I'm working on making sure I'm "doing it right" as you have to snug it in and give it a twist although sometimes it works by just taking it out and putting it in

 Sound quality is good, not great. For me, there's way too little bass and no way to increase it. Volume however is no problem, they can crank the dB's. Passive noise cancelation is decent when the ear pieces are fit snug although talking with one or both in my ears (when audio off) produces a reverberating echo in that ear(s)

UPDATED! Great purchase for the price, maybe next time the Pros! [UPDATE] and [UPDATE]

 When you open the case, you can confirm that there’s power and it pairs automatically to the iPhone. It came in packaging that’ll make you think you were opening an Apple product. The sound quality, looks and battery life are good. Great alternative to spending much more money on a pair of Airpods!

 The sound quality, looks and battery life are good. Great alternative to spending much more money on a pair of Airpods!

AirPods alternative !

5″ x 2.5″, weight: 9.6 ounces, driver diameter: 10mm dynamic driver, Features: hybrid active noise canceling, crystal clear and hand-free calls, 6 mics ENC (environment noise cancellation), playtime: 7-hours ANC on/9-hours ANC off, total playtime: 32-hours (with charging case), intuitive tap control, smart play/pause with sensor detection (pause auto when taking off and resume when putting it back), single-mode, transparent mode, ultra-soft, 3 sizes of ear tips (S/M/L) included, waterproof rating: IPX5, voice assistant: Siri/google assistantEarFun Air TW200 Wireless EarbudsSpecs: in-ear (with stem), dimension: 2″ x 1.2: x 2

0, quick chargeEarFun Free Pro Wireless EarbudsSpecs: in-ear, dimension: 2″ x 2″ x 1″,weight: 0.15 ounces, driver size: 6mm dual dynamic driver, charging type: USB type C Features: true wireless earbuds, Bluetooth 5.2 (one-step pairing), work range: up to 49-feet, playtime: 7-hours (single charge)/32-hours (with charging case), quick charge: 10-minutes get 2-hours, waterproof rating: IPX5, active noise-canceling, transparent mode, ergonomic shape design, built-in anti-noise microphone, deep bass, clear calls with 4 mics (ENC – Environmental Noise Cancellation), less than 100ms low latency mode, support wireless charging What’s in the box: EarFun Free Pro wireless earbuds, wireless charging case, USB type C charging cable, 3 sizes of ear hooks (S/M/L), 4 sizes of silicone ear tips, user manualEarFun Air Pro Review – Pros & ConsProshybrid ANCIPX5 water-resistantIntuitive touch controlLong playtime (up to 32 hours with charging case)Stylish design and great built qualityConsNot support wireless chargingThe case is not water-resistantEarFun Air Pro Review – Final Verdict All in all, their price is under 80 bucks and is packed with features like water-resistant, touch control, long playtime, 6-mic noise-canceling, wearing detection, and hybrid active noise-canceling. If you are looking for wireless earbuds and not too expensive with decent features and quality, you will not disappoint with the EarFun Air Pro

 Thanks to QuietSmart technology offers Air Pro Moreover; they are cheap which is less than 80$ (sometimes their price may be cheaper than this price tag). The EarFun Air Pro’s ANC can block the background noise up to 38 dB as specs.Nevertheless; you can’t expect high-quality ANC as over-ear headphones like Bose QC35 ii or Sony WH-1000XM4. Normally, over-ear headphones tend to have better ANC features than earbuds

2 (one-step pairing), work range: up to 49-feet, playtime: 7-hours (single charge)/32-hours (with charging case), quick charge: 10-minutes get 2-hours, waterproof rating: IPX5, active noise-canceling, transparent mode, ergonomic shape design, built-in anti-noise microphone, deep bass, clear calls with 4 mics (ENC – Environmental Noise Cancellation), less than 100ms low latency mode, support wireless charging What’s in the box: EarFun Free Pro wireless earbuds, wireless charging case, USB type C charging cable, 3 sizes of ear hooks (S/M/L), 4 sizes of silicone ear tips, user manualEarFun Air Pro Review – Pros & ConsProshybrid ANCIPX5 water-resistantIntuitive touch controlLong playtime (up to 32 hours with charging case)Stylish design and great built qualityConsNot support wireless chargingThe case is not water-resistantEarFun Air Pro Review – Final Verdict All in all, their price is under 80 bucks and is packed with features like water-resistant, touch control, long playtime, 6-mic noise-canceling, wearing detection, and hybrid active noise-canceling. If you are looking for wireless earbuds and not too expensive with decent features and quality, you will not disappoint with the EarFun Air Pro.Where to buy EarFun Air ProEarFun Air Pro: Hybrid Noise Canceling Headphones, touch control, wearing detection 9 hours of playtime/32 hours (with case), Voice assistance (Siri, Alexa, and Google)Check Price – eBayEarfun Products on Amazon

EarFun Air Pro Review - Active Noise Canceling Under 80 - REVIEWS BEST HEADPHONES

 But I can tell you it works really well.  Also superior in battery life. They last longer than AirPods do.  Finally superior in clarity of hearing what people are saying

  These are a superior product in several ways, and inferior in one important way that you need to keep in mind before you buy this.  Where these are superior is that went outside they do a much better job of canceling out background noise like wind blowing across that seems to be accomplished with the two mics on each earbud and some software to filter out noises. But I can tell you it works really well.  Also superior in battery life

  Overall, given 1/3 the price, and the other advantages I mentioned. I am a convert. There’s no other similarly priced product that is anywhere near as good as far as I can tell.

How do you stack up against AirPods? Here are my thoughts

I know prices vary by region. I have gotten good sound from the Earfun earbuds. I have the Earfun Air, and the Earfun Air Pro 2 have very good sound as do Earfun Free Pro 2.

Really need a suggestion, which one should i buy? Oneplus Buds  Z2 or Nothing Ear (1), i am on a 5-6k budget and if there are options that you think are better or some upcoming releases that u believe might be a better buy pls LMK thx\~

<div class="md"><p>Really need a suggestion, which one should i buy? Oneplus Buds  Z2 or Nothing Ear (1), i am on a 5-6k budget and if there are options that you think are better or some upcoming releases that u believe might be a better buy pls LMK thx~</p>
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Oneplus Buds Z2 or Nothing Ear (1)

I would go Earfun Air. CNN.com has a small blog. Earfun Air was their favorite budget earbud over P2 and others

com has a small blog. Earfun Air was their favorite budget earbud over P2 and others. I have had for 6 months. Nice balanced sound, good microphone, good battery

<div class="md"><p>Which should i get?</p>
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Earfun Air or Soundcore Life P2

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So today we're taking a look at the brand new ear fun air pro sv. So these have a lot of the specs and features that we've come to expect from ear fun, but they also have app support. So, with that you're able to stay up to date on your firmware you're able to customize some of your controls as well as adjust the eq so in typical ear, fun fashion, they are doing an early bird price on these. So if you order these at the time of this video being posted, you can get them for only 58 bucks, i'm not exactly sure how long the deal is going to last

 Time drops down to around four and a half hours. These do support independent use, so they have you covered if you prefer to listen to one earbud at a time. These also have a gaming mode which is designed to reduce the latency to as low as 80 milliseconds for a better gaming experience and then, as far as water resistance. These have an ipx5 rating, which means they'll stand up to sweat and water with no issue

 So i would have to open up the app in order to activate that. But if that's more important to you, you could swap out one of the other controls so within the app you're able to adjust the ambient sound. So you can switch between active noise, cancellation, transparency, mode and normal mode, and then you also have access to some eq options. So you have four different presets, but you can also fully customize the eq yourself

 It has a nice sturdy lid. You guys know, i don't like flimsy lids, so this case definitely passes the test. You do have some strong magnets keeping the earbuds in place, but the only thing that concerns me somewhat is the idea of pocket lint getting inside of the case whenever you take the earbuds out, so we'll have to see how that plays out over time. Moving over to the earbuds, they maintain that very modern look and design

Earfun Air Pro SV Review | Now With App Support!

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There&rsquo;s not too much audible hiss created by the ANC (though there is some, which is common). And the noise cancellation doesn&rsquo;t seem to change the sound signature too much when it&rsquo;s engaged, which is another common pitfall of wireless ANC models. 

 The right earcup houses volume up/down buttons, a central playback/call management button (that also summons Siri), a USB-C port for the included charging cable, and another connection for the included audio cables&mdash;they can attach to either ear. 

On Jay-Z and Kanye West&rsquo;s &ldquo;No Church in the Wild,&rdquo; the kick drum loop receives plenty of high-mid presence, allowing it to retain its punchiness, while the vinyl crackle and hiss that&rsquo;s usually relegated to background status takes a step forward in the mix. The sub-bass synth hits that punctuate the beat are delivered with relative restraint&mdash;we hear them, and get the full extent of their depth, but the bass isn&rsquo;t wildly boosted like it is on many bass-forward pairs. The vocals on this track are delivered with excellent clarity&mdash;crisp, clear consonants without much added sibilance.&nbsp;

On tracks with intense sub-bass content, like The Knife&rsquo;s &ldquo;Silent Shout,&rdquo; the headphones deliver powerful low-frequency response matched with sculpted highs. At top, unwise listening levels, the bass doesn&rsquo;t distort, and at more reasonable levels, the lows are still intense. Of course, if they&rsquo;re not powerful enough for you (or are too much), you can adjust things in the app&rsquo;s EQ.

JBL Club One Review

  I’ve returned them because with all of the problems I had, these are hardly worth $377 dollars and change. For that I better have a hassle free experience and impeccable sound quality with a fit that is above average. This is.

 oddly distorted but I can’t put my finger on it. I fiddled with the EQ in app and couldn’t really tune out the odd sounding distortion.  I’ve returned them because with all of the problems I had, these are hardly worth $377 dollars and change. For that I better have a hassle free experience and impeccable sound quality with a fit that is above average

Returned. Very unsatisfied.

 The style of the club ones are exceptional. They are the perfect bluetooth dj headphones yet very comfortable and stylish. The Sony's are very nice as well and I like the Black and gold combo the use. I just prefer the look of the JBL'S because they look different and cool

I really like these headphones. Presentation was awesome. The app is very customizable and great. The look and the quality of the headphones are exceptional

 Both apps were used and equalizers were set. Both app give a lot of customizability which I like.  JBL CLUB ONE's vs BANG AND OLUFSEN H9 (ones I kept)  ANC - H9's win here. Although very close the H9's have very good anc without having to have the volume blasting all the way up

Very Stylish Headphones JBL CLUB ONE"S

The warranty is for 12 months. For $350 dollars, I expect better service, a better warranty, and higher quality.  JBL, you can do better.

Crap warranty

Jbl boombox one is my personal fav can’t beat it for the size of you like DEEP bass. Great for edm and hip hop but highs still sound nice aswell

Requirements: 

- aux input 

- good bass

- water resistant enough to have by the pool/shower

- portable enough to easily carry from room to room with one hand or, preferably, no hands

- $300 or less

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Considering: 

- JBL Boombox 1 (I can get one for $260) 

- Soundcore Rave Neo

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Already ruled out: 

- Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 5

 - Soundcore Motion Boom

- Soundcore Motion+

- TREBLAB HD-Max

- Tribit MaxSound Plus

- Bumboxx ultra

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Any other suggestions or thoughts on JBL Boombox compared to JBL Xtreme or JBL Boombox VS Soundcore Rave Neo?

Thanks for reading.

<div class="md"><p>Requirements: </p>

<ul>
<li><p>aux input </p></li>
<li><p>good bass</p></li>
<li><p>water resistant enough to have by the pool/shower</p></li>
<li><p>portable enough to easily carry from room to room with one hand or, preferably, no hands</p></li>
<li><p>$300 or less</p></li>
</ul>

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<p>Considering: </p>

<ul>
<li><p>JBL Boombox 1 (I can get one for $260) </p></li>
<li><p>Soundcore Rave Neo</p></li>
</ul>

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<p>Already ruled out: </p>

<ul>
<li><p>Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 5</p>

<ul>
<li>Soundcore Motion Boom</li>
</ul></li>
<li><p>Soundcore Motion+</p></li>
<li><p>TREBLAB HD-Max</p></li>
<li><p>Tribit MaxSound Plus</p></li>
<li><p>Bumboxx ultra</p></li>
</ul>

<hr/>

<p>Any other suggestions or thoughts on JBL Boombox compared to JBL Xtreme or JBL Boombox VS Soundcore Rave Neo?</p>

<p>Thanks for reading.</p>
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Speaker recommendation similar to JBL Xtreme?

I have the Club One, not the 950, but generally I don't seem to have problems with the Bluetooth. Sometimes if I open the headphones app while music is already playing, it will skip for a few seconds, but that really the only thing that consistently can cause problems. I also usually have my phone in my pocket if I'm using Bluetooth so I've never really had a fridge or a microwave between me and my phone either - so I can't comment on whether that would cause problems for me or not. 

I have the Club One, not the 950, but generally I don't seem to have problems with the Bluetooth. Sometimes if I open the headphones app while music is already playing, it will skip for a few seconds, but that really the only thing that consistently can cause problems. I also usually have my phone in my pocket if I'm using Bluetooth so I've never really had a fridge or a microwave between me and my phone either - so I can't comment on whether that would cause problems for me or not. 

Lately, I honestly haven't even been using Bluetooth, I just use the aux cable because they're hi-res capable with the aux and it just sounds a lot better.

<div class="md"><p>I have the Club One, not the 950, but generally I don&#39;t seem to have problems with the Bluetooth. Sometimes if I open the headphones app while music is already playing, it will skip for a few seconds, but that really the only thing that consistently can cause problems. I also usually have my phone in my pocket if I&#39;m using Bluetooth so I&#39;ve never really had a fridge or a microwave between me and my phone either - so I can&#39;t comment on whether that would cause problems for me or not. </p>

<p>Lately, I honestly haven&#39;t even been using Bluetooth, I just use the aux cable because they&#39;re hi-res capable with the aux and it just sounds a lot better.</p>
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I've bought this pair of headphones on the warehouse for 100€ and I was stunned with how good they are on my head!

but my main concern is with the fact that they seem to freak out a lot when there is something (a fridge or a microwave) between me and my phone, but also there are a little bit of stutters even when I'm sitting next to my phone... obviously since I bought them on the warehouse I can not have a substitute product, but do you find that problem too?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve bought this pair of headphones on the warehouse for 100€ during the prime day and I was stunned with how good they are on my head!</p>

<p>but my main concern is with the fact that they seem to freak out a lot when there is something (a fridge or a microwave) between me and my phone, but also there are a little bit of stutters even when I&#39;m sitting next to my phone... obviously since I bought them on the warehouse I can not have a substitute product, but do you find that problem too?</p>
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do you find the jbl club 950 to be a bit sub-par with Bluetooth stability?

I have the JBL Club Ones, and while the Bluetooth is actually pretty decent sounding and plenty good for my taste, the headphones are actually Hi-Res certified when using the aux cord, and it always sounds much better when I do. 

Wired headsets inherently have better audio quality than Bluetooth. It's just how it is. The aux cord just straight up transmits the music, whereas with Bluetooth, the music has to be compressed into a certain format in order to be transmitted from the device to the headset, and then the headset has to "read" all the info there and turn it back into the music. 

I know the club 950s have good sound quality as well, and I believe they have a bass boost button of something, which the Ones don't have. 

Wired headsets inherently have better audio quality than Bluetooth. It's just how it is. The aux cord just straight up transmits the music, whereas with Bluetooth, the music has to be compressed into a certain format in order to be transmitted from the device to the headset, and then the headset has to "read" all the info there and turn it back into the music. 

There are different audio codecs as well, some more high quality than others. There are a handful of headphones that offer Hi-Res quality Bluetooth audio, but they're usually fairly expensive and its still not going to be as good as using wired mode on those same headsets. 

I have the JBL Club Ones, and while the Bluetooth is actually pretty decent sounding and plenty good for my taste, the headphones are actually Hi-Res certified when using the aux cord, and it always sounds much better when I do. 

But generally the cheaper the headphones are, the larger the disparity is going to be between Bluetooth and wired. 

If you're wanting more bass, I'd say ideally you should get the Club Ones - but I know they're expensive and not everybody wants to drop $300-$350 on headphones. 

I know the club 950s have good sound quality as well, and I believe they have a bass boost button of something, which the Ones don't have. 

Generally speaking, the Club line is going to have more bass than other JBL lines like the Tune. 

The Club headphones are meant to be modeled after DJs that play club music and the like - which as I'm sure you know, had a lot of bass. 

But if you can deal with wired, there are a lot of really high quality audiophile headphones available for cheaper than your typical wireless headphones. It just depends on what all features are necessary for you.

<div class="md"><p>Wired headsets inherently have better audio quality than Bluetooth. It&#39;s just how it is. The aux cord just straight up transmits the music, whereas with Bluetooth, the music has to be compressed into a certain format in order to be transmitted from the device to the headset, and then the headset has to &quot;read&quot; all the info there and turn it back into the music. </p>

<p>There are different audio codecs as well, some more high quality than others. There are a handful of headphones that offer Hi-Res quality Bluetooth audio, but they&#39;re usually fairly expensive and its still not going to be as good as using wired mode on those same headsets. </p>

<p>I have the JBL Club Ones, and while the Bluetooth is actually pretty decent sounding and plenty good for my taste, the headphones are actually Hi-Res certified when using the aux cord, and it always sounds much better when I do. </p>

<p>But generally the cheaper the headphones are, the larger the disparity is going to be between Bluetooth and wired. </p>

<p>If you&#39;re wanting more bass, I&#39;d say ideally you should get the Club Ones - but I know they&#39;re expensive and not everybody wants to drop $300-$350 on headphones. </p>

<p>I know the club 950s have good sound quality as well, and I believe they have a bass boost button of something, which the Ones don&#39;t have. </p>

<p>Generally speaking, the Club line is going to have more bass than other JBL lines like the Tune. </p>

<p>The Club headphones are meant to be modeled after DJs that play club music and the like - which as I&#39;m sure you know, had a lot of bass. </p>

<p>But if you can deal with wired, there are a lot of really high quality audiophile headphones available for cheaper than your typical wireless headphones. It just depends on what all features are necessary for you.</p>
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So I just got the Tune 750 and the bass was awful in Bluetooth mode. I had a wired JBL headphones before and it sounded way better than this. when I plugged the wire in the audio jack, the bass had much better quality. Is there always this difference in bass when using the wire and when using on Bluetooth? I'm thinking of returning it and just getting myself wired headphones cause I like my bass and thought it'd be as good as my old ones.

<div class="md"><p>So I just got the Tune 750 and the bass was awful in Bluetooth mode. I had a wired JBL headphones before and it sounded way better than this. when I plugged the wire in the audio jack, the bass had much better quality. Is there always this difference in bass when using the wire and when using on Bluetooth? I&#39;m thinking of returning it and just getting myself wired headphones cause I like my bass and thought it&#39;d be as good as my old ones.</p>
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