EarFun recently lowered the price of its Air Pro 4 Plus true wireless noise-canceling earbuds to $74.98, which is equivalent to a 25% discount off the original price. These earbuds integrate active noise cancellation (ANC), LDAC high-definition codec, and a combined battery life of up to 54 hours, making them quite competitive in the sub-$100 price range. [1]
The Air Pro 4 Plus is EarFun's mid-to-high-end TWS product, positioning itself with "over-the-top" features and specs. The previous generation Air Pro 4 has already earned a good reputation in the budget market. The Plus version further improves battery life and wearing comfort while retaining ANC and LDAC, aiming to challenge competitors such as Soundcore and Redmi at the same price point. [1]
In terms of technical specifications, the earbuds support adaptive active noise cancellation, effectively filtering ambient noise. They also feature an LDAC codec, enabling near-lossless Hi-Res Audio transmission via Bluetooth. A single charge provides approximately 9 hours of playback, and with the charging case, the total battery life reaches 54 hours. Additionally, they support wireless charging and multipoint connection (simultaneously connecting two devices). [1]
The highlights are mainly focused on the "high cost-performance" label: at $74.98, users get the dual-core configuration of LDAC + ANC, which is uncommon among products in the same price range. Moreover, the Hi-Res Audio certification ensures a baseline sound quality, while long battery life and wireless charging further enhance daily convenience, especially suitable for commuters or travelers. [1]
From an editorial perspective, the EarFun Air Pro 4 Plus is best suited for users with a limited budget but seeking comprehensive features. Compared to the similarly priced Soundcore Life P3 (ANC+LDAC combo usually costs more) or Redmi Buds 5 Pro (shorter battery life), EarFun excels in battery life and protocol support. However, its brand recognition and after-sales service network may not match those of larger manufacturers. If you don't care about brand clout, this product is one of the best "spec-savvy" choices under $100 and is worth considering. [1]