EarFun Air Life Wireless Earbuds, Deep Bass with 12mm Drivers, Bluetooth 5.4, 35H Playtime, Fast Charge, 4 Mics AI Clear Calls, 30 Preset EQs, APP Customization, IPX5, Small Size Cozy Fit, White

I'm totally new to bluetooth headphones/earbuds but really experienced with decent hi-fi corded headphones. Over the past ten days, needing a cordless solution, I've bought and tested £35 Phillips TAH3209BG bluetooth headphones (OK sound, too tight on head), £5 Baum bluetooth earbuds from Aldi (for a laugh, failed in first couple of days), £43 Sony WF-C510 earbuds (OK sound but not special, however corrupted sound using iPhone), £50 Earfun Air Pro 3 earbuds (impressive) and now these £17 Earfun Air Life earbuds. This Air Life model has decent basic features, feels well made, paired easily, bluetooth holds connection well, work nicely on my iPhone as well as Laptop/TV but above all have a sound quality I'd expect if they'd been £100 or more. In some ways I prefer their sound to the Air Pro 3 model at 3x the price but that model does have noise cancelling if that is important to you. I have the Earful App loaded and it's great for getting the sound spot on to your preference, better than Sony's earbud App in my opinion. No wonder these won a five star rating when tested by What Hi-Fi. For me there's only one tiny unimportant negative, their case is upright when you open the lid and doesn't sit on a surface but falls over, also the lid is narrow so the buds are a bit more fiddly to grip and remove than those where the case sits down flat and the larger side opens, see image of these beside the larger case of the Air Pro 3. Overall though if they prove reliable then they're bargain of the year.

Unbelievably good for the money. Sound great. Didn't even need to EQ them. Fully customisable controls. BT 5.4. Very light weight. nice fit for me although I will say the "large" tips are comparatively small. Would be nice to have multi point connection but for £15 can't complain.

These are neat and really quite comfortable as ear buds. The sound quality is good - I use them mainly for listening to speech, which is clear and distinct even at low volumes. I like being able to switch off one ear and still use the other. The case is also neat and holds the buds securely. Bluetooth connectivity seems to work well. Battery life is reasonable, but I find it difficult to get to grips with the charging. Sometimes the buds will charge in the case, and sometimes they won't.....Downloading the app helps a bit - I can at least tell how much charge each ear bud has. The indicator light on the case doesn't help at all.

These earbuds give out a rich sound & the quality of the earbuds & case is very good. However even using the smallest of the 3 sets that come with it the earbuds do feel a trifle too big for my ears. And one did fall out when I was doing the chores & wearing them.

Had these earphones for a month or two and the right ear doesnt charge. The bass isn’t that great, cheap product you get what you buy for £15

SHOCKING VALUE: Just Get These Now.PROS: App support, comfortable fit, very loud, wide frequency range, EQ adjust, decent battery, and then there's the price (WOW).CONS: No noise cancelling / ambient modes, material may not be the strongest but only time will tell (and the design seems robust and improved from earlier models these are similar to).Can't believe the value in these.No brainer here if you are like me and don't get spending any more than £100 on earbuds, especially when they are so easy to lose or damage. For casual user, these will match any pair of earbuds on the market for sound and comfort.If you want a pair of earbuds to grab and go and reduce the fear of being disheartened when their lost or damaged, look no further. But at this price and value, maybe just go ahead and buy 2 pairs.Fair play to EarFun, keep it up!

Update:Customer service reached out and offered a full refund. Very happy.Left earbuds stopped charging within a month, returned and bought another because I loved the sound but the exact same thing happened to the second pair.

For the price very good, however they are far from the best. If you can afford to go to the £40/50 budget I'd choose another pair. I paid £15 on a deal and they are certainly good for that price. However the sound is a little tinny at the higher end, bass is (as advertised) good but you seem to have lost out a bit on the overall quality of the sound for the extra base. Also not overly loud... Probably great at preserving my hearing but not so great at drowning out other commuters