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EarFun Air Pro 4 vs Raycon The Everyday Earbuds

Quick take: The EarFun Air Pro 4 costs $4 less; the Raycon The Everyday Earbuds lasts longer per charge (8 hrs).

SpecEarFun Air Pro 4Raycon The Everyday Earbuds
Approx. price~$60~$64
Rating
TypeWireless EarbudsWireless Earbuds
Noise CancellingAdaptive ANCANC
Battery (single charge)7.5 hrs8 hrs
Battery (with case)52 hrs32 hrs
Quick Charge10 min = 2 hrs
CodecsSBC, AAC, aptX Lossless, LDAC, LC3
Bluetooth5.45.2
MultipointYesYes
Driver Size10 mm
Weight5 g
Water ResistanceIPX5IPX4
Wireless ChargingYesNo
Transparency ModeYesYes
Spatial AudioNoNo
App EQYesNo

Pros & cons

EarFun Air Pro 4

  • aptX Lossless plus LDAC — a $200 codec list for $60
  • 7.5 hours with ANC on, 52 total
  • Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint and wireless charging
  • Adaptive ANC only a step behind Bose
  • In-ear detection rarely seen under $70
  • IPX5 handles sweat and rain
  • Heavy default bass boost until you EQ it
  • Six-mic array still transmits wind on calls
  • Theater Mode spatial effect thins fidelity — most disable it
  • One-bud-at-a-time firmware updates test patience
  • Glossy shells show every fingerprint

Raycon The Everyday Earbuds

  • Small, stemless buds fit securely where AirPods and stemmed designs fall out
  • 8 hours per charge and 32 total covers a full week of workouts
  • IPX4 sweat resistance
  • ANC and Awareness Mode now included on the base model
  • Multipoint pairing for phone plus laptop
  • Reliable connection for most owners across gym and commute use
  • Sound lags Soundcore and JLab rivals that cost half as much — muddy bass, recessed mids, sometimes-piercing highs
  • No companion app or real EQ — just three on-bud sound profiles
  • Awareness transparency mode is notably weak
  • Older Bluetooth 5.2 with no published codec support
  • Full $79.98 list price is hard to justify; only worth it on sale
  • Raycon doesn't publish driver size or weight specs