QCY ArcBuds HT07 ANC TWS Earbuds

QCY ArcBuds HT07 ANC TWS Earbuds

QCY's ArcBuds line puts active cancellation at the bottom of the price range, which is the company's central trick. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

Cancellation at this price

Active cancellation works by sampling ambient noise with a microphone and playing back its inverse. It handles steady low-frequency sound well — bus engines, ceiling fans, air conditioning — and does comparatively little about speech, which is irregular and higher pitched. That is true of every pair regardless of cost, and it is worth setting the expectation properly: cancellation at this price reduces the drone of a commute rather than silencing a room. Transparency mode reverses it, letting outside sound through so you can hear an announcement without removing anything.

What is not in the table

QCY publishes a cancellation depth in decibels, a driver size and a battery life for the HT07. We have not verified any of them against a unit in hand, so none of them appear in the specification above. Everything listed there is confirmed. A short table you can trust is more useful than a full one you cannot, and we would rather you found that out here than after ordering.

App and controls

Touch controls on each earbud handle playback and calls, and the QCY app lets you remap the gestures and adjust EQ. Remapping matters more than it sounds — the default assignment of a double tap is rarely the one you would choose, and being able to change it is the difference between using the controls and ignoring them.

Buying from Kolorob

Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh with an official warranty — the term is in the specification above, and our warranty policy explains how a claim works.