QCYHT05 Multi-Mode Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, AI-Enhanced Calls Bluetooth Headphones with 6 Mics, Anti-Wind Noise, Transparency, App for Custom EQ, 30H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.2Carbonfree Certified

These are by far the best noise cancelling Bluetooth earbuds I've ever experienced. The sound quality is good, the noise cancelation is very effective, and the earbuds have a remarkably long battery life of roughly 5 hours. The case itself can recharge them several times before needing a recharge.Genuinely, these are the best earbuds you're going to find for under $200

Never written a review for anything, but I accidentally left these in the pocket of my shorts and they went through the washer and dryer. They still work.

The ANC (noise cancelling) is far better than my over ear AKG N700 NCM2, confirmed by playing drumset sound over speakers. This isn't a huge statement to make, because the AKG's aren't known for having extraordinary ANC - more of a focus on sound quality. But those AKG's are at least okay, much better than my work headset's ANC. I'd put the noise cancelling in these therefore at "great." They aren't *complete* miracle workers... high's still make it through a fair bit. If you have nothing playing and someone is talking, you can hear them. With peaceful piano, they will be muffled. And with epic movie scores, they will definitely be drowned out. You could probably mod these to have deeper ear tips that have noise blocking as well for even more noise isolation. This would create an air pressure however. I'll soon update this review with comparison to air pod pros, which family owns.As an audiophile, I'll say the listening audio isn't studio quality. However, you probably won't notice this unless you're listening to an exceptionally high quality sound production. It's definitely better than gen 1 air pods. It doesn't hold a candle to my $2000 Genelec studio speaker set up, but virtually nothing does, especially in the headphone realm. The sound isn't as full and won't absorb you as much as the previous AKG headphones, but those are over ears and $200+ new. Nor is the sound as good as my wired studio monitors. But... these are $40 earbuds with great ANC. And despite my tastes, I intend to use these for daily casual listening. They are acceptable for an audiophile, which would mean amazing to most people.Mic quality is great, my listener says I am loud and very clear. It's not crisp like I'm a podcast narrator or standing next to them, but it's not muffled and they hear me without trouble.The headphones have a togglable game mode which reduces latency by half. It doesnt affect anything else, so no reason to have it off. Great feature. 2 beeps means on, 3 beeps means off.Comfort is good I'd say! If you need smaller rubber ends, they come with.

I bought these over a year ago and they are really good, the sound is good, I am no sound expert but for your average guy these sound really good. The fit is not bad but any water or even sweat makes them fall out. The case has hold up well too the words on the case have faded quite a bit. The battery life is not bad but over the year it have noticeable gotten worse. For what it is to your average person, it's a really good buy

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Love QCY, have had about 4 pairs of different earbuds from them throughout the past 4 years and the quality keeps on improving every time, in the every aspect. Audio is crystal clear and a decent baseSame for volume, but it could be a bit louder but that’s just to my liking, definitely not a deal breaker and also the build quality has kept improving as well as the customizability from the tap controls to being able to set your own EQ settings for different genresThe Battery life is freakin amazingLiterally lasts all day if they die a 10 min charge gots you back good for a few hoursI personally don’t use the ANC (noise cancellation) I like to be aware of my surroundings so I don’t really got much of a say in that but I’m sure it does great.Only 2 things I think could be improved with these are the call quality and the volume but I personally am the type to listen to music in the car with the base so high that my intestines start shaking so I probably wouldn’t take my volume opinion too seriously. The call quality could be a bit better but everyone I ever talked to on the phone says I sound fine, but Overall for the price and quality of what you are getting I would not be disappointed a single bitThey are the best, in love with Mine and will continue buying. Literally AirPod Killers, could not believe what you get for the price, they could honestly go for double the price and I would still be happy with my purchase. Much love ppls, hope my review helped!

Excellent headphones, I recommend them.The noise cancellation system is very good.

I pose that question as somebody who doesn't buy many headphones. But given that these have an app that lets you customize your taps, ANC at 3 different levels, passthrough mode, decent sound quality.. I Believe these will be hard to beat at this pricePros-customization in the app-decent sound quality-ANC-Passthrough-cheapCons-they look and feel cheap, especially the logo looks like it came from the dollar store-the case has no spring tension on the lid, and only a weak magnet-sound quality, might seem contradictory due to it also being in the pros, but the truth is that while the sound quality is acceptable especially given the price and feature set, they are far from premium earbuds-ANC isn't all that strong, though it is noticably quieter-Passthrough is also somewhat weak. It does work and seems clear enough, again given the price point but it's again far from premiumI didn't hold some of the cons against it because the reality is I'm reviewing these earbuds as $35 earbuds and I don't expect them to be as good as my pixel bud pros for example. They're great budget headphones and anybody who isn't an tech/audiophile will likely enjoy them. I'll update my review if I feel any of this has changed as I get more use out if them.