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EarFun's 2025 audio lineup brings AI translation, premium sound, and open-ear innovation
EarFun is kicking off 2025 with an ambitious lineup of audio products that promises to push the boundaries of wireless audio technology. From AI-powered translation earbuds to innovative open-ear designs, the California-based audio company is expanding its portfolio with five new products aimed at different segments of the audio market.
EarFun Air Pro 4+: Translation Meets Premium Audio
Building on their Air Pro 4 platform, the Air Pro 4+ introduces a new useful feature: AI-powered multi-language translation capability. This real-time translation feature is designed to facilitate seamless communication across language barriers, making these earbuds a valuable tool for international travelers and business professionals.
The Air Pro 4+ employs a hybrid driver system, combining a balanced armature with their proprietary BassSurge 10mm dynamic driver. This dual-driver configuration is designed to deliver what EarFun describes as powerful bass alongside precise treble frequencies. The earbuds also come equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Sound technology, which enables premium wireless audio quality.
For noise cancelation, EarFun claims their QuietSmart 3.0 adaptive system can reduce ambient noise by up to 50 dB. The earbuds feature a six-microphone array with AI algorithms that the company says deliver enhanced call clarity. According to EarFun, users can expect up to 54 hours of total playback time with the charging case, with fast charging providing 2 hours of use from a 10-minute charge.
Other notable features include Auracast support for public audio sharing, multipoint connectivity for switching between devices, and an IPX5 water resistance rating. The earbuds can be customized through the EarFun Audio App.
The Air Pro 4+ will be available in May 2025, with pricing set at $99.99.
OpenJump: Premium Open-Ear Design for Active Users
EarFun’s venture into the open-ear audio segment brings the OpenJump, targeted at active users. The manufacturer describes it as featuring a secure ear hook design and IPX7 waterproofing with SweatShield Technology, making it suitable for intense workouts and outdoor activities. According to EarFun, it uses 14.2mm wool composite drivers and provides up to 42 hours of total playtime with the charging case.
The OpenJump integrates with the EarFun Audio App for customization, supports Google Fast Pair for quick connection, and promises less than 50ms latency for gaming and video applications. Additional features include 3D surround sound technology and AI-enhanced call quality with four microphones.
The OpenJump will launch on January 21, 2025, at $79.99. Early adopters can take advantage of a special promotion: from January 7-20, 2025, EarFun is offering a 30% discount on the OpenJump.
Clip: Minimalist Open-Ear Innovation
The Clip offers a lighter take on open-ear audio design. It employs 10.8mm carbon fiber composite drivers and provides up to 30 hours of total playtime with the charging case. The earbuds feature 3D surround sound technology, AI-enhanced call quality, and support for high-resolution audio codecs, including LDAC.
Like the OpenJump, the Clip includes Google Fast Pair support, sub-50ms latency, and EarFun Audio App integration. It carries an IP55 rating for water and dust resistance. The Clip will be released in March 2025 for $69.99.
Tune Pro: Hi-Res Audio Excellence
The Tune Pro over-ear headphones combine premium features with extended battery life. According to EarFun, these headphones can deliver up to 120 hours of playback time and feature hybrid active noise cancelation that can reduce ambient noise by up to 45 dB. The manufacturer states the 40mm PET and 10mm LCP dual-diaphragm drivers provide powerful bass and detailed audio.
Notable features include a dedicated Theater Mode for enhanced stereo and spatial sound, multipoint connection capability, and both wireless and wired AUX connectivity with active noise cancelation. The company emphasizes the Tune Pro’s ergonomic design for extended comfort and includes features like voice assistant support and AI-powered call clarity through a 5-microphone system.
The Tune Pro will be available in March 2025, priced at $69.99.
EarFun Auracast Dongle: Bringing Next-Gen Audio to Your Devices
Rounding out their 2025 lineup is the EarFun Auracast Dongle, which the company describes as the world’s first lossless Auracast USB dongle. The device utilizes a Qualcomm S3 QCC3086 chipset and supports a wide range of codecs, including aptX Lossless, aptX Adaptive, aptX HD, and more. According to EarFun, it can achieve latency as low as 20ms, making it suitable for gaming applications.
The EarFun Auracast Dongle will launch in May 2025 at $19.99.
The EarFun Experience
Looking at EarFun’s 2025 lineup, it’s clear the company wants to offer something for everyone while keeping some key features consistent across all its products. Whether you’re picking up their earbuds or headphones, you’ll get multipoint connection for easy device switching, AI-powered call quality, and access to the EarFun Audio App for customization.
What’s particularly impressive is EarFun’s commitment to high-end audio formats like LDAC and aptX Lossless, features typically found in more expensive devices. By including these premium features while keeping prices reasonable, EarFun is making a strong case for buyers who want quality audio without breaking the bank.