What these earbuds replace in your chain
- Amazon price
- $68.38
- Customer rating
- 4.4
- Customer reviews
- 7035
- Typical price over 90 days
- $84.58
- Difference
- $16.20 (19 percent)
The EarFun Air Pro 4 earbuds sit at the listening end of your phone, tablet or laptop. They use adaptive hybrid noise canceling rated up to 50dB, and the system adjusts to your ear canal rather than running one fixed profile. That matters if you move between a loud train and a quiet office in the same afternoon, because the canceling can follow the change instead of forcing you to dig for a control.
For the source side, the earbuds support Qualcomm Snapdragon Sound and aptX Lossless through the QCC3091 chip. LDAC, LE Audio and LC3 codecs are also supported, so a high-fidelity music service or a compatible Android phone has a path to send more data than baseline Bluetooth audio. We'd consider this pair if your current buds force you down to standard SBC or AAC and you want the option of a better link.
The spec sheet lists model TW600E in Royal Blue. The price is $68.38, which is $16.20 below the typical price over the last 90 days and a new all-time low. Seven thousand thirty-five reviews put the rating at 4.4 stars. Our advice is to weigh the codec support against the rest of your setup before buying, since the phone has to support the same codec for any of it to activate.
Which connection and control choices this raises
Bluetooth 5.4 handles the link, and multipoint lets two devices stay connected at once, so a call on your laptop does not require unpairing from your phone. Google Fast Pair is built in for Android devices. If you divide listening time between a computer and a phone, multipoint is the feature that removes the reconnect shuffle.
Auracast Broadcast Audio can pick up local broadcasts and work with assistive listening systems that support the standard, provided the venue or transmitter is actually broadcasting. Check that before you count on it at a specific place.
Sound tuning lives in EarFun's companion Audio App, which includes a Sound Profile EQ. The app is the control point for shaping the output, and the feature list notes a reset after firmware upgrades. Confirm the app is available for your phone's operating system, since the EQ path depends on it.
Where these fit and when to pass
The right buyer is someone who wants one pair for commuting, calls and desk work without paying flagship money. Six microphones with AI algorithms and Qualcomm cVc 8.0 handle voice pickup, so calls in a busy room are part of the design brief rather than an afterthought. Multipoint and Auracast add flexibility that most budget buds leave out.
The reason to skip is simpler. If your phone does not support aptX Lossless, LDAC, LE Audio or LC3, you are paying for codec support you cannot use yet. A wired setup or a different priority may serve you better.
Before checkout, confirm your source device's supported codecs, decide whether the Audio App runs on your phone, and check whether you need Auracast at a specific venue. Those three answers tell you whether the $68.38 price buys capability you will actually use.
From source to room: at $68.38, this is the lowest price on record across the all-time window, so the codec and multipoint checklist is worth running before you commit.
Spec sheet
| Model | TW600E |
|---|---|
| Color | Royal Blue |
