QCY MeloBuds Pro Aadptive Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Reduce Noise by Up to 99%, Bluetooth 5.3 Wireless LDAC Hi-Res Audio, 34H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Custom EQ via App

These are an amazing headphone for the price. They are comfortable and barely know they are there. They sound amazing. And they are pretty to look at. The only issue I have with them is that the QCY logo has worn off of them within a month or so of having them. The sound quality for the little price tag is amazing. The NC is decent and I don’t have to worry about hearing the tv over my music. I haven’t used them long enough in one sitting for the battery to completely die yet though. But I wore them for several hours today and they did great!

Ergonomic, fit well. Very balanced sound, battery life isnt too bad. Been using for about 6 months. ANC is pretty good. I've owned the XM5s, I would prefer the sound profile and fit of these over those. My old Sennheiser Momentum TW2 sounded nicer, but these fit nicely with a stem. App isn't obstructive or clunky, which is my only requirement...

Excellent value, but might return due no compatible after market foam tips that will fit in the case. What a shame. Tried three different brands so far. None of the three eartip sizes provided yield a secure enough fit for my liking. Otherwise, highest recommendation for those with a budget up to $100 for bluetooth earbuds. Suggest Scarbir's detailed evaulation online. Top notch. Note - As of today, firmware is up to date on newly shipped earbuds. One needed to perform a firmware update when Scarbir wrote his evaluation. A multi-step process of which he wasn't a fan, but he found well worth doing due to excellent results in the app, connectivity, and more. Are these equal to $200+ IEMs? No. However, for bluetooth earbuds for under $50, they are a tech marvel. As a former DJ, and also, one with a former girlfriend who was a backup signer for Whitney Houston, and many more well known artists, I've listened to a wide range of bluetooth earbuds, IEMs, and headsets over the years. These reproduce sound very, very well. They will more than satisfy the vast majority of people desiring a very good listening expience, - from R&B to Rock to Bossa Nova to Funk&Disco to Classical. Just gave them a test run with a few Steely Dan songs and Mozart works, and "Go Home" by Stevie Wonder. Easiliy an 8 out of 10 on all. ANC? Taking a flight in few weeks, will know then on that topic. So far, excellent job eliminating ceiling fan noise at home, and chatter in a supermarket.

I believe I have finally found a winner in the relative budget space. Tried offerings from Soundpeats, Baseus, and Tozo as well. All those others had some weakness which caused me to give up on them. Soundpeats lacked features, Baseus app support was just too flaky to use, and Tozo battery life was just lackluster for me despite advertising incredibly long life. Enter the QCY melobuds pro. So far a winner across the board. First off the feature set at this price point seems the best I have found. Multipoint works well, noise cancelling is at least mid tier which at this price is very good, LDAC supported which I love using on my android phone when listening to music. Touch controls are responsive and totally customizable. Which brings me to the app. While I think it could be cleaned up a bit the amount of options in there is incredible. Pretty much anything about the headphone can be customized including touch controls, EQ, ANC settings. And on and on. I find them very comfortable as well. This of course is a case by case thing but I have come to appreciate the stem style with anc earbuds because the ear part seems to be able to be a little smaller than on the button style and that works for me. Negatives? Amount of charge left in the case is not available in the app. Only 3 sets of earbud sizes in the box which some of the others had more. But these are small complaints compared to the overall value you are getting with these. Very highly recommended!

UPDATE 1 EAR BUD NOT CHARGING. NEVER BUYING QCY AGAIN Won't stop connecting while in the case. Literally can't listen to music for more than 5 minutes on my speaker without them randomly connecting. Trash Bought them awhile ago. Sound is fine and ANC works pretty well. Good clarity on calls. Two reasons I give it 3/5 though. They connect while in their case all the time. Like at least 5+ times a day if not more (I only notice if I'm talking on phone or playing music.) Even if they're charging, or I'm connected to other device. So that's 1 star down. Also it had this weird bug where it will only connect to 1 ear bud at a time. Following instructions on the website did not fix it. I tried several times. Nothing worked until I factory reset the ear buds and restarted my phone. Now it's doing it again, just a couple weeks later. Having to repair and redo all my settings is a pain, so that's 1 star down too.

Pretty earbuds with good price and sound quality.

I’ve had them for about 6 months or so, so this could be considered a long‑term user review. I started using them over the summer, and they felt pretty good back then. I don’t really wear any caps or anything, so nothing bothered me at that point. However, I had some hiccups with the Bluetooth connection, and the touch controls couldn’t be completely turned off. As it got colder and I started putting my hoodies or beanies on, things got a little worse. Even though I disabled all of the touch controls in the app, they still switched the listening mode to game mode by themselves. The noise cancelling is decent for the price, but like I said above, it switches the noise‑cancelling level without my permission or control, which made my experience with them really bad. (To be fair, I didn’t turn on the adaptive noise‑cancelling mode; I just used the regular noise‑cancelling mode.) Battery life is awesome — with one full charge, I could almost use them for a week during my everyday 30‑minute commute to work. The connection was a bit confusing because you cannot pair them via Bluetooth alone; you also need to download their app to actually connect them to your device. (I could be wrong for Android users since I’m an iPhone user.) In conclusion, I can’t really complain about the sound quality or noise cancellation, but some of the functionality wasn’t practical for me, and they ended up becoming my indoor earbuds for when I need to listen to music while doing the dishes or vacuuming my carpet.

Where do i even start. FIrst of all I've had issues with these pair of eabuds the whole time I've had them. To be fair however, its not directly QCY's fault for poor quality control like this. But I digress. Firstly, the shape of the earbud didnt fit my ear in the slightest, it was uncomfortable the whole time, however thats user error rather than a design flaw since i have smaller ears. The main issues with these earbuds was the inconsistent connectivity, especially pertaining to the multi point connection. Another issue i encountered while trying to use these ear buds was trying to use spatial audio, which basically broke the sound, it started producing an extremely loud crashing sound, followed by odd popping noises if you tried to play something. The noise cancellation for ME personally was unnoticeable, however that might be due to a bad seal since its a big ear bud for small ears like mine. Battery life was exceptional however, and if they only fixed their quality control then it is great value for money due to all the features including noise cancelling, transparency mode, spatial audio, overall good sound quality, anti wind resistant, and multi point connectivity. My only real complaint is low sound. When using 100% sound it sounds like its at 70%. Again might be due to a bad seal because of my ear shape though. However I just happened to get a bad pair of ear buds. I'm still currently a qcy user, using the QCY T13's which I have been using for about a year with no issues. Only complaint is lack of features however.