You get strong audio quality for the price you pay, as well as efficient, customizable ANC.
Given their list price of $69 / 59 (about AU$110), thats impressive.
Something that helps the Earfun Air 2 NC sound even better is an excellent EQ tab.
Just hop into the Earfun Audio app and choose from a wide range of presets, including genre-specific ones.
Another area with impressive customization is active noise cancellation.
you might switch between five noise cancelling modes, including ear-adaptive and wind resistance configurations.
Its not totally smooth sailing, however.
Battery-wise, theyre absolutely fine too.
So, given their low price, you get a lot out of the Earfun Air 2 NC.
However, you may be able to get these buds for even less.
But theres still a lot of juicy goodness to sink your teeth into with the Air 2 NC.
For instance, the companion app allows you to customize noise cancellation for various tweaks.
Are you going to get the stunning near-silence that theBose QuietComfort Earbuds 2can offer, for instance?
You also get pretty solid battery life here nine hours with ANC off and six with it on.
This will vary if youre playing at higher volumes or using the LDAC audio codec, of course.
The charging case should help you keep the buds juiced up for intermittent listening over a multi-day period too.
On top of that, the Air 2 NC have customizable touch controls.
Earfun claims that with Theater Mode on, you get a wider soundstage and more immersive sonic experience.
Does it do that?
But this comes at the expense of lower quality audio, which instantly renders it pointless in my view.
Positive stuff, all in all.
Yes, the caveat remains: they sound surprisingly zealous, detailed and musicalgiven their modest price tag.
Higher-pitched percussion was never tinny either and background vocals sounded well-weighted, making for a satisfying, enjoyable listen.
The Air 2 NC also have LDAC compatibility, which can be activated via the Earfun app.
Still, I wasnt always struck by the Air 2 NCs ability to unveil the finer details.
Again, overall quality is strong here.
When listening toMagicby Yung Gravy, booming bass was impactful and deep without drowning out main or background vocals.
You even get up-to-scratch sub bass, which can often be a problem for cheaper wireless earbuds.
Will that mean you get that perfectly detailed listen audiophiles go mad for?
No but youll still get great audio quality for the price you pay.
The earbuds have a curved design with long stems.
In terms of build quality, youre not going to get the most premium pair of earbuds ever.
Considering that you get impressive audio and a decent suite of features, youre looking at brilliant value.
But these are subordinate to the crucial areas of sound quality and in-ear comfort.
Should I buy the Earfun Air 2 NC?
Quality here is by no means bad, but its not premium.
If you have a bit more cash to play with, an excellent-sounding wireless option would be theTechnics EAH-AZ100.
If youre looking for all the essentials at an incredible price point, this is an option well-worth considering.
Read our fullJLab Go Pop ANC review.
They offer detailed, immersive audio, an incredibly comfortable fit and a fantastic companion app to boot.
Read our fullSony WF-C700N review.
