QCY
The QCY HT05 is a reasonably attractive option in its price range, with ANC that effectively reduces midrange, good communication quality, and a fairly balanced and bright sound signature.
The QCY T18 offers a very balanced studio-tuned style sound.
The QCY T20, as the brand describes it, is a typical "low frequency idiot" with powerful heavy bass, a sound that I don't think is suitable for everyone. Personally, though, I like it a lot.
Have you heard of the "high-quality sound true wireless earbuds" that are now the talk of the town? "Yeah, I know! It's a SONY product, right? Or is it the Sennheiser one?" I'm sorry you think so, but it's not them.
The QCY T13 has a well-balanced, low-frequency-leaning sound. It is carefully emphasized so that the soundstage sounds wide while maintaining balance very well, and it maintains detail well, giving an excellent listening sound that is plea…
We can't laugh at audio dreamers who are looking for true wireless earbuds that combine high sound quality with highly customizable apps at a low price point, just like the higher-end models. Because it is right in front of you: the QCY T1…
The QCY G1 has a midrange-oriented sound. The soundstage is narrow, but not bad for those who want to enjoy music and games with compact sound. The design is also stylish. The only concern is that the communication quality is a little weak.
The QCY T17 has a refined sound that is a brighter overall version of the T13 sound. If you prefer a sound that is more delicate, brighter, fresher, and has a wider soundstage, the T17 is a better choice than the T13. I don't know if it is…