EarFun has launched the Wave Pro X headphones with a dual-coaxial driver design, Qualcomm noise-cancellation technology and Auracast support. The company announced the model on September 3, and its IFA page lists the product as an official release.

The headphones use EarFun’s DCAA architecture with a 40mm diamond-like-carbon driver and a 10mm liquid-crystal-polymer driver. The company says the two drivers are arranged on a shared axis. That description explains the hardware layout but does not replace an independent sound test.

EarFun lists the Qualcomm QCC3095 chip and Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity. The official material also names aptX Lossless, LDAC, USB audio, Auracast, multipoint pairing and a low-latency game mode. Feature support can depend on the connected device and software.

The Wave Pro X includes an eight-microphone system for adaptive hybrid noise cancellation and calls, according to EarFun. TechRadar’s IFA coverage described the headphones as one of the notable new audio products at the show and repeated the company’s main feature list.

Battery life is advertised at up to 90 hours. The product page also lists Google Fast Pair and support through the EarFun Audio app. The 90-hour figure is a manufacturer rating, so actual endurance will vary with noise cancellation, volume, codec and other settings.

EarFun’s release places the launch price at $129.99 and says the headphones are available through the company’s official website and Amazon store. The same release gives September 3 as the scheduled release date. Retail availability can differ by country and stock level.

The product is aimed at listeners who want several connection options in one over-ear headset. Wired USB audio and AUX support sit beside Bluetooth features, while Auracast is intended for compatible broadcast audio. None of those features alone establishes sound quality or call performance.

The current news is a confirmed launch, not a review. Buyers should check local pricing, warranty coverage and device compatibility, then look for independent testing before judging the Wave Pro X against other headphones in the same price range.