The bluetooth wars are finally over. The Ladt great battle has ended, and the ONLY Earphone left standing is the Earfun Air Pro 4. After thousands of dollars spent over the years of testing earphones from the most mighty brands like Sony, Bang and Olufsen, Sennheiser, Boss, Master and Dynamics and many others, a mere $80 unknown brand stand on top.
It isn’t the best “low cost”, “entry level”, “cheapest”, or “budget” earphone. These labels, while existing, have absolutely nothing to do with why it’s the best. These labels, while used by others, are just extra benefits on top of the reason why they are the best. They are best because they have better fit, better imaging, better separation, better bass, better mids, better treble, have better app usefulness, more options, better consistency, better dependability, and best battery life and best Soundstage ever placed on a bluetooth earphone that so happened to rub it in everyone’s face at a mere $80. This is why they are the best. Because they truly are “better”.
I truly believe that this brand is the first of many things in bluetooth technology from smaller known brands that are making the world rethink what should be considered for their pockets regardless of the brand or even cost. The Technic Az80’s and Cambridge Audio m100 are just a few other brands that could easily be your list of notables, just like the Earfun Air Pro 4s are for me. It took something truly special to defeat these earphones but defeat them the Earfun did. But make no mistake about it, next year when and if these brands decide to put their hat again in the ring, every single major brand better be prepared to fight harder than they ever have with their earphones creations because the game has changed. For consumers, this is a great time to be alive because we get to stand up and make our choices known and expect better from companies instead of blindly buying their products and making excusing for them simply because of their brand name and history. We deserve better.
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