EarFun Air 2 NC Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Adaptive Hybrid ANC Bluetooth Earbuds, Hi-Res Sound, 6 Mic AI ENC Call, Google Fast Pair, 40 Playtime TWS Travelling for Adults

Experience premium audio without the premium price tag! 🎧 For under 5000 rupees, you get the best in class sound quality, microphone clarity, and superb Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency Mode. Plus, their customer service is top-notch, and you get a full 2-year warranty when you register. It's everything you need in one perfect package. ✨

Great Sound & Features, But Battery Could Be Better The EarFun Air 2 NC delivers clear vocals and excellent instrument separation, making music sound detailed and well-balanced. The noise cancellation is decent —good for blocking out everyday background noise—though not quite on par with premium brands. The **EarFun app works brilliantly**, with a **customizable EQ** that lets you fine-tune the sound to your liking. The touch controls are responsive, and the overall fit is comfortable for long listening sessions. However, the battery life is a bit disappointing, especially with ANC enabled. If you use these heavily, you’ll need to charge them more often than expected.

Great for the price. It's been a year since I purchased them and they're going good so far. Clear sound and no mic issues while talking. Also, good noise isolation in this price bracket & compact design makes this earbuds a solid recommendation!

I bought this thinking I would have access to excellent sound. But, the sound was average, that could have easily be replicated in any alternative, much cheaper. But, that's not it. The battery backup on each bud was horrible. 10 % in 5 mins drain. That was horrible. I requested Amazon to replace the piece because I liked the sound. But, they didn't have any other piece so, they just took the return. Now, I had to buy another one, but yet to receive refunds. Very bad Experience

Good Boss and trible.calling quality good decent battery back up value for money

Good till first few months and the right bud stopped charging and working. Company sent the new buds after filing compliant. Now the same issue persists and filed a complaint. Don't know whether company replace them or not. Overall when working good sound and anc. Comparable to premium buds.

Sound stage is good in the budget range below 5K range, looks wise its okayish its better to invest few bucks and go for earfun 4 pro version. Rest of the features are outstanding you will enjoy ldac quality sound and clean bass.

Average stuff. For this earbuds the price is higher side.

I'm no audiophile, but have used a number of different earbud brands at various price points. I've been using these headphones for a few weeks, and I feel have a good enough feel to leave a review! I've been familiar with EarFun, having used, and enjoyed, both their Free Pro 1 & Free Pro 2. During that time the earfun support has honestly been amazing, and I have opted to stick with them because of this! (these also come with a 2 year warranty if registered). Looking at the Air 2 NC's there's a lot to like. Packaging The packaging is earfun's standard - clean and straightforward. The included 3 sizes of tips may not fit every ear, but I'm sure they cater to the vast majority. The charger cable is decent quality & worth noting that the headphone case is also compatible with wireless charging. Bluetooth, Pairing & Connectivity Out of the box, the pairing process is very smooth, and I would say slightly more streamlined than my occasionally fiddly Free Pro 2's (certainly feels like the bluetooth 5.3 is noticably quicker here). The case also has a pairing button as an alternative method to pair, but I haven't yet found a need to use it. The buds offer multi-point, which for me is a handy extra, but for some might be a key feature. So far I've had no bluetooth drops whilst using these on my day to day usage. A low latency mode is on offer, and I haven't had the need to use it yet, there is no noticeable delay for me when consuming media, but for gaming I can imagine this could be another handy feature. Noise Cancellation As far as I can tell, these headphones are generally very similar to the Air 2 in many ways, but the big change is the addition of the adaptive noise cancelling. I can only compare it to my experiences with the Free Pro line. I've tried them in a number of different environments, and I would say they block out humming/ background noise really well, but voices still get through to a certain extent. Also in very loud environments the noise cancelling is more of a noise reduction, and if it's very windy, it does tend to pick up on it a fair bit. The wind reduction setting for noise cancelling does a lot better job in this specific case though! For the price and form factor though, these really do a great job! I would say comparable to my Free Pro 2's, if a little bit better at reducing a bit of 'hiss'. So for pure noise cancellation, there may be better (more expensive and bulkier) options out there, but I'm very satisfied with what these offer! Sound Quality Will keep this one short because I'm not too detailed when it comes to audio quality/ soundstage/ eq etc. I have had no complaints, and have enjoyed these for various media, without ever feeling I was missing out. The bass is punch without being overbearing, and I haven't noticed any harsh/ offputting sibilance. I'm sure a purer audio enthusiast would be able to give a more detailed picture, but from a fairly standard perspective, they do a great job as far as I'm concerned! There is LDAC available, but I haven't played around with this, as the trade off in battery life wouldn't be worth it in my use case. Can be a nice feature for more audio savvy users! One point I would add is that the mic/ call quality is really good, and when I've asked people about it, they've said they can hear me on the phone just fine! EarFun App These are compatible with Earfun's app, which is a nice addition, as my previous free pro 2's were incompatible. The app connects to the headphones easily enough, and there's no need to login/ create an account. There's a bunch of EQ settings and other things to play around with, such as customising what the tap controls do (it is still limited to a few options, but still nice to have the ability to change this). The choices are 1,2 or 3 taps, and then long press for each headphone. I would say the actually area where you press takes a bit of getting used to in order to find it consistently, but it becomes quite intuitive quickly enough. One feature I love is the 'find my headphone' feature, which plays an increasingly loud sound in an earbud to help you locate it. Would love to see this option imolemented for the case itself as well, but nonetheless a great feature to save time and make it easier to find a lost bud. So overall I'm really happy with them! I think these are right up there as bang-for-buck feature filled earphones! Hope my review can help you :)

Helaas zijn de oortjes kapot! Alles opgeladen, 100%, koppelen super makkelijk maar: ik doe de oortjes erin en binnen 1min alleen nog maar 20%!! Weer opgeladen, hetzelfde verhaal! Dat heb ik 5x gedaan niets veranderd! Heel slecht

At this price the earbuds are a no brainer ! Sounds amazing , comfortable to wear and they perform as described . The app makes a huge impact as well so don't forget to download it and play with the settings, EQ & so forth... Definitely would purchase other models as well in the future.

This is a very nice earbud. The noise cancelling function is great. The quality of sound is also pretty good. The fit is wonderful and most importantly does not look or feel cheap. I would put this earbud close to onpar with my Sony WF-1000XM5 that costs a lot more. With that in mind, I would say thiis is a great deal! I now have 4 different EarFun product and every one of them has lived up to my expectations.

I'm a big fan of EarFun products and we have many of them in our family. Multiple wireless ear buds, multiple over-ears and some IEMs. I was intrigued by the Air 2, so when I saw they now do an noise cancelling version, I had to give them a whirl. The Good: Sound quality is excellent for this price point, but to be honest, I would be shocked if it wasn't. I find all the EarFun products to have great sound quality for consumer grade audio products. The real game-changer for me on this product was Theater Mode. This adds some artificial soundstage to the sound profile and sounds superb! I don't like wearing over-ears in the summer and this gave me back the sound signature I was missing from my open-back headphones. It disables the EQ customisations, but I found it sounded just right across multiple music types, so this wasn't an issue. Also makes watching movies much more interesting! The LDAC connection is actually very, very good! Forcing LDAC to max quality, I was able to walk 2 rooms away before audio started to break down. This is very unusual for ANY ear buds (any earphones really) and surprisingly; much better than the EarFun Air Pro 4 - which starts to break up as soon as I put the player in my pocket. However I expect this is a bug in the Air Pro which will get fixed in an update. Noise cancelling is generally decent provided you get a good fit in the ear. The "Natural" Ambient sound setting on these and the Air Pro 4 is exactly what was missing from products in general. I can have normal conversations whilst wearing them without getting odd nose artifacts, or hear my footsteps amplified like on some other products out there. I basically have this on by default now unless I am in a noisy environment. The case is nice and compact with a slim profile. You can pop it in your jeans pocket and walk around without it digging into your leg - a problem I had with some of the earlier EarFun products. The Not So Good: Not much, but there a couple of issues.... That super slim case can make it really fiddly to get the buds out and sometimes in. Not a problem for my kids, but my for adult male, gnarled fingers, I found it a bit of a pain occasionally. Battery life... This is probably the big downside. Using LDAC with any kind of processing (noise cancelling, theater mode etc) reduces the battery life down to just 3 or 4 hours before you have to pop them back in the case for a boost. I don't mind too much because I have other pairs I can swap them for, but if these were your only buds and you want to wear them all day at work, you will struggle without a recharge or maybe even 2. It is a new product and EarFun are pretty good at shipping out improvements, so this may well improve with time. As a software Engineer I know it doesn't take much to impact battery life on a device and improvements are often delivered over the product life time. No idea what the battery capacity is compared with other products, so it is possible it is a hard limitation. It wouldn't make much financial sense to use loads of different battery sizes in the buds though. In summary: A fantastic pair of earbuds with some of the best LDAC support I have ever experienced. You won;t go wrong provided you are happy to recharge them every 4 hours or switch off a few processing features. I'm guessing if you are buying the NC version, you will actually want to use it though.