EarFun Tune Pro vs Wave Pro vs Wave Pro X: Over-Ear ANC Headphones Compared (October 2026)

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EarFun sells three over-ear noise-cancelling headphones on its US store: the Tune Pro at US$69.99, the Wave Pro at US$79.99 and the flagship Wave Pro X at US$129.99. The cheapest one has the biggest battery claim, the middle one adds LDAC, and the flagship adds aptX Lossless, Bluetooth 6.0 and Auracast. Here is how the official USD prices and spec sheets line up, and which one suits which kind of listener.

EarFun Tune Pro vs Wave Pro vs Wave Pro X at a glance (official US store)

Playtime figures are EarFun’s own maximums and vary with volume and content. Prices are the JSON-LD Offer price on each live product page; the pages also show promo badges and discount codes that change often, so confirm the checkout total before you buy.

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EarFun Tune Pro (US$69.99): the battery champion

Best for: long trips and commutes where battery life matters more than codec support. The official page lists 40 mm + 10 mm dual drivers, hybrid ANC up to 45 dB, Hi-Res certification, Bluetooth 5.4, a 5-mic AI call algorithm, multipoint, a low-latency game mode, Theater mode (EarFun says it enhances stereo and 3D surround sound) and an AUX wired mode. The spec sheet claims up to 120 hours with ANC off and up to 80 hours with ANC on from a 1100 mAh battery (3-hour full charge), and EarFun’s battery graphic shows 10 minutes of charging for 15 hours of playback. The page does not list LDAC or aptX, and at 289.5 g it is the heaviest of the three.

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EarFun Wave Pro (US$79.99): LDAC for US$10 more

Best for: Android listeners who want LDAC and a lighter build at a budget price. Wave Pro lists Certified Hi-Res Audio with LDAC (codecs in the spec sheet: LDAC and SBC), hybrid ANC up to 45 dB with QuietSmart™ 2.0 and anti-wind noise, a 40 mm DLC dynamic driver with response up to 40 kHz, a 5-mic array with AI ENC, multipoint and a sub-55 ms game mode. Playtime is up to 80 hours with ANC off and 55 hours with ANC on (800 mAh, 2-hour charge), and 10 minutes of charging gives 10 hours. The spec sheet weight is 268 g, and a 3.5 mm cable is included for wired listening.

Check the current Wave Pro price (Black) · Wave Pro Oat White

Stock check, October 17, 2026: the Oat White Wave Pro is shown as out of stock on EarFun’s US store; the black version could be added to cart.

EarFun Wave Pro X (US$129.99): every codec, Bluetooth 6.0

Best for: aptX Lossless or LDAC phones, Auracast and wired USB listening. Wave Pro X uses EarFun’s DCAA™ dual-driver layout (40 mm DLC + 10 mm LCP), hybrid ANC with QuietSmart™ 3.5 and an 8-mic array, and the Qualcomm® QCC3095 chip. The spec sheet lists aptX, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless, LC3 and LDAC, Bluetooth 6.0 with Google Fast Pair, Auracast™ broadcast audio, LE Audio, ANC-enabled USB and AUX wired modes, and up to 90 hours with ANC off / 50 hours with ANC on. At 259 g it is the lightest of the three on paper. EarFun does not print a dB figure for its ANC.

Check the current Wave Pro X price

Things to check before you buy

• Codec vs phone. LDAC needs a supporting Android phone; aptX Lossless needs a compatible Snapdragon Sound source. iPhones use AAC/SBC, so the codec advantage of Wave Pro and Wave Pro X mostly matters on Android.
• Battery claims are maximums. All three figures are EarFun’s numbers at moderate volume; ANC on and LDAC cut them.
• ANC figures are marketing peaks. “Up to 45 dB” is EarFun’s claim, not an independent measurement.
• Weight and fit. Tune Pro is the heaviest at 289.5 g; Wave Pro X is the lightest at 259 g.
• Promotions move fast. The pages show discount badges and coupon codes; the list prices above are the Offer prices on October 17, 2026.

Which EarFun over-ear headphones should you choose?

• Want the lowest price and the longest battery claim (120 h ANC off): Tune Pro (US$69.99).
• Have an Android phone and want LDAC in a lighter headphone: Wave Pro (US$79.99).
• Want aptX Lossless, Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast and USB audio: Wave Pro X (US$129.99).

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