EarFun Wave Life vs Tune Pro vs Wave Pro (2026): The Cheapest EarFun ANC Headphones, US Prices and the Codes on the Page

Three of EarFun’s over-ear noise-cancelling headphones cost $80 or less on its US store: the new Wave Life ($59.99), the Tune Pro ($69.99) and the Wave Pro ($79.99, down from $99.99). On paper the Wave Life is the budget pick. But each product page also shows its own discount code, and once you apply the percentages the order changes: the Wave Pro code would bring it below the Tune Pro. Here is what each one actually offers, what the codes work out to, and the small print we found on the pages.

• The three at a glance
• The codes on the product pages (and when they end)
• EarFun Wave Life
• EarFun Tune Pro
• EarFun Wave Pro
• Step up: Wave Pro X
• Which one should you buy?
• Shipping, returns and warranty
• FAQ

EarFun Wave Life vs Tune Pro vs Wave Pro at a glance

The codes on the product pages (and when they end)

Each product page showed a code next to the price on October 25, 2026. We did not add anything to a cart, so the “after code” prices are our arithmetic from the percentage stored in each page’s own data, not a tested checkout price. Check the total in your cart before you pay.

Two things stand out. First, the Wave Life code is the deepest by far: 52% off $59.99 is $28.80, and the Wave Life page’s own data lists a sale price of $28.80, which matches. Second, the Wave Pro code is bigger than the Tune Pro code, so with both codes the Wave Pro ($49.99) comes out $2.25 cheaper than the Tune Pro ($52.24) by our arithmetic. The page shows the Wave Pro code as “37% OFF” next to the $79.99 price; we could not confirm from the page whether the shop applies it to $79.99 or to the old $99.99, so treat $49.99 as an estimate. The codes are shown as ending in the next few days, so these numbers have a short shelf life.

EarFun Wave Life: the cheapest, with a few gaps

The Wave Life is new to EarFun’s US store (when we compared the Wave Pro and Wave Pro X on October 16 it was not listed there). EarFun calls it “The Best Budget Hybrid ANC Wireless Headphones”. It lists Bluetooth 5.4, “Hybrid ANC up to 45dB”, an ambient sound mode, Hi-Res certification, 40mm composite drivers (PEEK + PU, according to EarFun’s product image), a 4-mic call setup, multipoint, a game mode, voice-assistant support and the EarFun Audio App. Battery is 500mAh with up to 60 hours with ANC off and 37 hours with ANC on, 2 hours to charge, and it weighs 264g.

Ratings on EarFun’s own site are high (4.8 from 65 reviews), but not every buyer is sold: one Tune Pro reviewer opens with “After being disappointed with the EarFun Wave Life headphones”. At $28.80 with the code it is a low-risk buy; at the full $59.99, compare it with the Wave Pro’s code price first. Check the Wave Life on EarFun’s US store.

EarFun Tune Pro: the battery champion

The Tune Pro is the one to pick if you hate charging. EarFun lists up to 120 hours with ANC off and 80 hours with ANC on from a 1100mAh battery (3 hours to charge). It also lists “40mm + 10mm dual drivers”, a 5-mic call setup, a Theater mode that “enhances stereo and 3D surround sound quality”, multipoint, game mode, Bluetooth 5.4 and “Hybrid ANC up to 45dB & AUX wired input with single-feed forward ANC”, which suggests some noise cancelling stays on when wired. A buyer review on the page lists the box contents as “the headphones, a USB type c cable, a 3.5 mm audio cable and an owners manual”, with no case. At 289.5g it is the heaviest of the three. No LDAC or aptX codec is listed.

Price: $69.99, or $52.24 with code 8ATP by our arithmetic. See the Tune Pro on EarFun’s US store.

EarFun Wave Pro: LDAC, and possibly the best deal this week

The Wave Pro is the only one of the three with a listed high-resolution Bluetooth codec: “LDAC technology transfers 3x more data than other Bluetooth codecs” (the spec table lists LDAC and SBC). It also lists “Hybrid ANC up to 45dB & Anti-Wind Noise”, a 40mm DLC driver with a 40kHz frequency response, a 5-mic call setup, up to 80 hours with ANC off and 55 hours with ANC on, fast charging (“10 min charge for 10 hours of playback”), multipoint, a game mode with latency “(<55ms)” and a 3.5mm AUX connection.

An inconsistency on the page: the description talks about a “250g ultra-light weight”, while the spec table says 268g. We use the spec table figure. Only the Black version was in stock; the Oat White page showed $79.99 but “Out of Stocks”.

Price: $79.99 (was $99.99, so $20 off by our arithmetic), or about $49.99 with code 8AWP if it applies to the current price. See the Wave Pro on EarFun’s US store. We compared it with its bigger sibling in EarFun Wave Pro vs Wave Pro X.

Step up: EarFun Wave Pro X

If your budget stretches further, the Wave Pro X ($129.99, or $103.99 with code 8AWPX by our arithmetic) is EarFun’s flagship over-ear. It lists Bluetooth V6.0, aptX, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless, LC3 and LDAC, a “40mm DLC and 10mm LCP dual- driver” setup, a “precision 8-mic array”, Auracast, “ANC-enabled USB & AUX wired mode”, and up to 90 hours with ANC off and 50 hours with ANC on at 259g. For a full comparison with the Tune Pro and Wave Pro see Tune Pro vs Wave Pro vs Wave Pro X. See the Wave Pro X on EarFun’s US store.

Which one should you buy?

• Lowest price, mostly Bluetooth use: Wave Life, especially while the 52% code is shown ($28.80 by our arithmetic). Accept the Asia shipping, no listed AUX input and 37 hours with ANC on.
• Longest battery, iPhone users, wired backup: Tune Pro, with 80 hours ANC on and AUX wired input with ANC.
• Android users who want LDAC, or the best value while the codes last: Wave Pro, which by our arithmetic is the cheaper of the two pricier models with codes applied.
• Want aptX Lossless, Auracast and 8 mics: Wave Pro X.

Shipping, returns and warranty

• Shipping: EarFun’s shipping policy lists free shipping for US orders dispatched from its local US warehouse, 2 – 8 business days, and says it may ship from its Asia warehouse when local stock is low (which the Wave Life page says it does). It does not ship to P.O. Boxes or APO/FPO/DPO addresses, and lists US areas it cannot deliver to, including Alaska, Hawaii and Rhode Island.
• Returns: “Undamaged products may be returned for a full refund for any reason within 30 days of the date the item was delivered”. For non-quality claims, “the buyer is responsible for shipping costs”. Orders can be cancelled within 12 hours of placing them.
• Warranty: the warranty policy says “All quality-related defects on items sold directly by EarFun are covered by an 18-month warranty, starting from the date of purchase.” The product pages also show an “18-Month Warranty” badge. Inconsistency: the banner at the top of the store says “Lifetime Warranty & free 30-day returns”, which does not match the written policy. We go by the 18-month written policy; ask EarFun support before relying on anything longer.

Related on SiftGuide

Prefer earbuds? See three EarFun picks under $60. Over-ear comparisons: Tune Pro vs Wave Pro vs Wave Pro X and Wave Pro vs Wave Pro X. All our guides and deals are on the SiftGuide links page. Or browse EarFun’s US store.

FAQ

What is the cheapest EarFun noise-cancelling headphone?
Of the over-ear models on the US store on October 25, 2026, the Wave Life at $59.99, or $28.80 with the code shown on its page (our arithmetic; the page data lists $28.80).

Does the EarFun Wave Life have a headphone jack?
EarFun does not list one. The page says “Compatible with USB Audio Input”, and a buyer review says there is no 3.5 mm port. The Tune Pro and Wave Pro both list AUX wired listening.

Does the EarFun Wave Life support LDAC?
No LDAC or aptX is listed on its page. Among these three, only the Wave Pro lists LDAC.

Does LDAC work on iPhone?
No. EarFun says LDAC on the Wave Pro is Android 8.0 or above only and “NOT compatible with iOS devices”.

Which EarFun headphone has the longest battery life?
Of these, the Tune Pro: up to 120 hours ANC off and 80 hours ANC on, per EarFun.

Is the Wave Pro cheaper than the Tune Pro?
At list price, no ($79.99 vs $69.99). With the codes shown on each page, about $49.99 vs $52.24 by our arithmetic, so yes, while the codes last (they end Nov 1, 00:00 UTC). Check your cart.

How long is the EarFun warranty?
The written policy says 18 months for quality-related defects on items sold directly by EarFun. The store banner mentions a “Lifetime Warranty”, which the policy does not support.

Sources: EarFun US product pages, spec tables and FAQs for the Wave Life (Oat White), Tune Pro (Black), Wave Pro (Black and Oat White) and Wave Pro X (Black); EarFun Shipping Policy and Warranty policy; all checked October 25, 2026. Quoted buyer reviews are from EarFun’s own product pages. Product images are EarFun’s official images.