Nothing Earbuds vs Earfun Air Pro 4 Full Breakdown

Alright, folks — if you're stuck between the Nothing Earbuds and the Earfun Air Pro 4, you’re not alone. As someone who’s tested over 50 true wireless earbuds in the last three years (yes, I have a problem), I’ve got the lowdown on which one actually delivers where it counts: sound, fit, battery, and smarts.

Sound Quality: Where Music Lives

Let’s start with the big one — audio. The Nothing Earbuds pack a custom 11.6mm driver with a balanced frequency response. In real terms? Crisp highs, mids that don’t get drowned out, and bass that’s punchy but not overwhelming. They hit around 98dB SPL with minimal distortion.

The Earfun Air Pro 4, though? 10mm dynamic drivers with graphene coating. Sounds fancy, right? It is. Independent lab tests show they reach 102dB SPL and offer a wider soundstage — especially noticeable in live recordings or orchestral tracks.

Noise Cancellation: Silence Is Golden

ANC performance is measured in decibel reduction. Here's how they stack up:

That 10dB jump from Earfun isn’t just numbers — it means blocking out subway rumble or airplane engines way more effectively.

Battery Life: Who Lasts Longer?

Nothing gives you 5.7 hours on a single charge (ANC on), with the case offering four full recharges. Total: ~28 hours.

Earfun Air Pro 4? 6.5 hours per charge, 32 hours total with the case. Both support fast charging (5 mins = 1 hour), but Earfun wins on endurance.

Fit & Comfort: All-Day Wearers?

I wore both for 8-hour workdays. The Nothing buds are lighter (4.1g vs 4.6g), but their stem design pressed slightly on my jawline. Earfun’s oval tips created a better seal and stayed put during walks and light workouts.

Smart Features & App Experience

Nothing’s app is sleek but limited. You get firmware updates and basic EQ presets. Earfun’s app? Fully customizable touch controls, adaptive ANC based on environment, and spatial audio with head tracking — all free.

Price & Value: What Are You Paying For?

Nothing retails at $149. Earfun Air Pro 4? $129. For $20 less, you get better ANC, longer battery, and more features. That’s value.

If you care about brand hype and minimalist design, go Nothing Earbuds. But if you want top-tier performance without overpaying, the Earfun Air Pro 4 is the smarter pick — hands down.