EarFun Air Pro 3 vs 4 vs 4i vs 4+: Prices and Specs Compared (October 2026)

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EarFun’s Air Pro line is the brand’s ANC true-wireless series on the US store. As of October 16, 2026 the live pages list five current models from US$49 to US$99.99: Air Pro 3 Plus, Air Pro 4i, Air Pro 3, Air Pro 4 and Air Pro 4+. Here is how the official USD prices and headline specs line up, and which model the store copy points you toward.

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EarFun Air Pro prices at a glance (official US store)

Model Price listed Oct 16, 2026 (USD) Headline claims from the product page
Air Pro 3 Plus US$49.00 Dual drivers (FeatherBA + 10 mm dynamic), QuietSmart™ 3.0 adaptive hybrid ANC up to 50 dB, Bluetooth 6.0, aptX Lossless, Auracast, 54-hour playtime with case (12 h earbuds / 42 h case per page)
Air Pro 4i US$59.99 QuietSmart™ 3.0 hybrid ANC up to 50 dB, Hi-Res LDAC, Bluetooth 5.4 (meta description; page also mentions Bluetooth 6.0), ~40-hour playtime with case (9.5 h + 30.5 h)
Air Pro 3 US$79.99 QuietSmart™ 2.0 hybrid ANC up to 43 dB, Qualcomm® QCC3071, aptX Adaptive, Bluetooth 5.3, LE Audio; ~45-hour playtime with case (9 h + 36 h)
Air Pro 4 US$89.99 QuietSmart™ 3.0 adaptive ANC up to 50 dB, Qualcomm® QCC3091, aptX Lossless / Snapdragon Sound, Bluetooth 5.4, LE Audio / LC3, Auracast; ~52-hour playtime with case (11 h + 41 h)
Air Pro 4+ US$99.99 Dual drivers (FeatherBA + 10 mm), QuietSmart™ 3.0 adaptive hybrid ANC up to 50 dB, Bluetooth 6.0, aptX Lossless, Auracast, Snapdragon Sound; 54-hour playtime with case (12 h + 42 h)

Playtime figures are the totals EarFun prints on each product page (earbuds + case). Single-charge numbers with ANC on are lower (for example Air Pro 4 lists up to 7.5 hours with ANC on). Confirm the current figure on the product page before you buy.

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Air Pro 4+ (US$99.99): dual-driver flagship

Best for: maximum features on the Air Pro line. The official page describes a hybrid driver system (FeatherBA™ balanced armature + 10 mm composite dynamic driver), QuietSmart™ 3.0 adaptive hybrid ANC up to 50 dB, Bluetooth 6.0, aptX Lossless, Auracast and Snapdragon Sound, with about 54 hours of listening using the charging case.

Check the current Air Pro 4+ price and colours

Air Pro 4 (US$89.99): lossless flagship without dual drivers

Best for: Snapdragon Sound / aptX Lossless and Auracast a step below the dual-driver model. The store highlights the Qualcomm® QCC3091 SoC, QuietSmart™ 3.0 adaptive ANC up to 50 dB, a 6-mic array with AI / cVc™ 8.0, Bluetooth 5.4, LE Audio with LC3, and roughly 52 hours with the case. The meta description also calls out Hi-Res Audio and aptX Lossless.

Check the current Air Pro 4 price

Air Pro 3 (US$79.99): the LE Audio pioneer in the line

Best for: buyers who want LE Audio / aptX Adaptive and do not need the newer 50 dB QuietSmart™ 3.0 stack. EarFun markets Air Pro 3 as an early LE-Audio ANC earbud with the Qualcomm® QCC3071, aptX Adaptive, Bluetooth 5.3 and QuietSmart™ 2.0 hybrid ANC up to 43 dB. Playtime on the page is about 45 hours with the case.

Check the current Air Pro 3 price

Air Pro 4i (US$59.99): LDAC-focused value ANC

Best for: Hi-Res LDAC and 50 dB ANC without paying for aptX Lossless. The product meta description lists 50 dB adaptive hybrid ANC, Hi-Res LDAC, Bluetooth 5.4 and about 40 hours of playtime. The on-page copy also mentions QuietSmart™ 3.0 and a 6-mic array. It is the cheapest way into the “4” naming with LDAC on the US store today.

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Air Pro 3 Plus (US$49.00): dual-driver price cut

Best for: dual-driver ANC on a tight budget — if the US$49 listing is still live at checkout. The official page currently mirrors much of the Air Pro 4+ feature language (dual drivers, QuietSmart™ 3.0 up to 50 dB, Bluetooth 6.0, aptX Lossless, Auracast, 54-hour playtime). Treat the price as promotional and confirm stock and the final total on the product page before ordering.

Check the current Air Pro 3 Plus price

Things to check before you buy

  • Codec vs phone. aptX Lossless / Snapdragon Sound need a compatible Qualcomm Android source; LDAC needs a supporting Android device; iPhone stays on AAC.
  • ANC numbers are marketing maxima. “Up to 50 dB” / “43 dB” are EarFun’s stated peaks, not independent lab results.
  • Playtime depends on ANC and codec. Higher-bitrate codecs and ANC-on drain faster than the case-total headline.
  • Colour and region pricing. The same model can differ by colour SKU; UK/EU storefronts use different currencies.
  • Promotions move fast. Air Pro 3 Plus at US$49 looks like a deal relative to Air Pro 4+ at US$99.99 — verify before you rely on it.

Which EarFun Air Pro should you choose?

  • Want dual drivers + Bluetooth 6.0 + aptX Lossless and the full flagship stack: Air Pro 4+ (or Air Pro 3 Plus if it is still US$49).
  • Want Snapdragon Sound / aptX Lossless without the dual-driver premium: Air Pro 4.
  • Want LDAC and 50 dB ANC near US$60: Air Pro 4i.
  • Fine with QuietSmart™ 2.0 / 43 dB and LE Audio on a mid price: Air Pro 3.

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