EarFun Air Pro SV

The reviewer praises the EarFun Air Pro SV as a premium-feeling pair of earbuds with excellent hybrid noise cancelling, good sound quality, and a useful companion app, all at a very competitive price. The main drawback is the average battery life, but the overall value, especially at the early-bird price, makes them highly recommended.

The reviewer praises the EarFun Air Pro SV as a well-rounded pair of true wireless earbuds, highlighting their solid build, effective ANC, and balanced sound signature. They note the new app support as a welcome addition, though they point out a few drawbacks like average battery life and a slightly awkward stem design. Overall, they recommend them as a strong value at their price point.

The reviewer compares the EarFun Air Pro SV with the older Air Pro, concluding that while the Air Pro is a great budget option at $39, the Air Pro SV is the better overall earbud due to its app support, better noise cancelling, wireless charging, fast charging, and more detailed sound, making it easy to recommend under $100.

The reviewer finds the EarFun Air Pro SV to be a mixed bag. While it offers a decent app, good transparency, and a slight edge in sound, it suffers from a flawed design with a gap in the case and overly sensitive touch controls, overly bass-heavy sound, and poor battery life compared to its cheaper siblings. The reviewer ultimately recommends the EarFun Free Pro 2 or Air Pro 2 over the SV unless the app is a key priority.

The reviewer finds the EarFun Air Pro SV to be a strong contender in the budget earbuds market, praising its excellent sound quality, comfortable fit, and the new companion app that addresses a previous shortcoming. However, they note compromises in battery life and the lack of wear sensors, and they consider the Soundcore Life P3 a better option for windy conditions. Overall, the reviewer recommends the Air Pro SV for its sound and comfort, despite some trade-offs.