QCY Crossky C50 Open-Ear Clip Headphones

QCY Crossky C50 Open-Ear Clip Headphones

The longest single charge of QCY's open-ear clips, with app control and a carbon fibre diaphragm behind it. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

What open-ear costs and what it buys

Nothing enters your ear canal — the driver sits just outside it, clipped over the ear. You hear traffic, conversation and announcements, which makes this the safe option for running on roads and the comfortable one for a long working day with none of the plugged-up pressure sealed tips create. The trade-off is real in the other direction too: less bass, because a seal is what lets low frequencies build pressure, and no isolation on a noisy bus. Open-ear is a different product, not a worse earbud.

Where it sits against the C30S

Both are clips with the same 10.8mm dual-magnet driver. The C30S adds LDAC and Hi-Res certification, claims better leakage reduction, and uses a nickel-titanium frame at under 5g. The C50 gives you 7.5 hours per charge against 6, four microphones with AI filtering and wind reduction, and app support with a five-band custom EQ and multipoint. Audio certification against battery life and control.

Leakage and calls

QCY states directional audio cuts leakage by 90 per cent — a manufacturer figure we have not measured, though directional designs do work by aiming sound at your ear rather than radiating it. Four microphones with wind noise reduction handle calls, which matters on an open design used outdoors.

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.