The EarFun Wave Pro X improve on their predecessors in nearly every aspect — but they still fall short of the competition
The EarFun Wave Pro X are decent budget headphones. They boast clear vocals and pack 90 hours of battery life, but they have some flaws that I can't look past.
EarFun’s Wave Pro X over-ear headphones showcase notable advancements over their predecessor, the Wave Pro, although they still lag behind competitors. The headphones boast excellent noise-canceling performance both indoors and outdoors, exceptional vocal clarity, and a remarkable battery life of up to 90 hours. The user-friendly app allows for extensive customization, making them a potentially attractive option for those seeking budget-friendly headphones.
However, the headphones are not without flaws; their bass is muddy, and the treble can be harsh, potentially causing discomfort during prolonged use. With a $129 price tag, the Wave Pro X are significantly more expensive than their predecessors and other budget and mid-range headphones in the market.
Written by urgent.news from Tom's Guide's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
