What’s up, TM Nation— in this video I’m breaking down my real-world testing on the EarFun Air Pro 4+ after using them for a few weeks. For under $100 (and even $79.99 at the time of filming), EarFun is coming in crazy competitive with a dual-driver setup (balanced armature + 10mm dynamic), Bluetooth 6.0, and a codec list that’s honestly stacked for this price: LDAC, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless, plus Auracast for future-proofing. I also go over the unboxing basics, the case feel in-hand, and the couple things you need to know up front—like the case scratching easily and being a fingerprint magnet. Performance-wise, I tested these for my normal routine: leisure listening, light video editing, and workouts like walking, jogging, and even jumping rope. The IP55 rating is clutch for sweat and rain, and they stayed in place better than I expected for buds with no hooks or wings. ANC is genuinely impressive with adaptive mode plus four levels and a fine-tune slider—great on low rumbles and better on voices than the original Air Pro 4. Sound is the big upgrade: treble is crisp and detailed (a little metallic on hi-hats/cymbals), bass stays punchy, vocals sound fuller, and the stage feels more open. I wrap it up by comparing the value against options like the OnePlus Buds 4 and Soundcore Liberty 5, and who I think should buy these.