Like many of Earfun’s products, the Wave Pro look extremely impressive on paper. With the sort of bulging spec sheet that would intimidate headphones costing twice the price and an apparent quality of build that wouldn’t see them look out of place in the more premium aisles of the sonic supermarket, the Wave Pro are adept at talking the talk. To the deal-hungry buyer looking for an affordable set of wireless wonders to sling into their basket, they’re nothing if not an attractive proposition.
The best wireless headphones are not, however, made on paper. The Wave Pro might have a perfectly curated Tinder profile stacked with glamorous holiday snaps and a biography stuffed full of enticing achievements, but experience tells us that it’s the time we actually spend together that separates the duds from the Don Juans. We’ve heard multiple pairs of Earfun’s wireless earbuds, including the recent Air Pro 3 and Air 2, that seemed to have everything going for them but failed to delight us sonically, so we head to our latest date with a little caution.
