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QCY MeloBuds N20 ANC Wireless Earbuds

৳2,300 ৳2,350 Sale

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Key features

13mm-driver TWS earbuds with 50dB adaptive ANC, 360° spatial audio, Bluetooth 6.0 and 40 hours of battery.

  • Adaptive ANC up to 50dB with a six-microphone system

  • 13mm dynamic driver with high-polymer diaphragm

  • 360-degree spatial audio

  • Bluetooth 6.0 connecting up to three devices at once

  • 10 hours per charge, 40 hours total with the case

  • Light 4.6g earbuds, 0.06s low-latency game mode

Color Black
Warranty

Included: 12 Months Official Warranty · 12 months

Warranty terms

12-month official manufacturer warranty, included at no extra cost.

Quantity

  • Dhaka City 1–2 business days, Outside Dhaka 2–5 business days
  • Cash on delivery across Bangladesh
  • Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh
  • 7 days from delivery to start a return
Description

QCY MeloBuds N20 ANC Wireless Earbuds

Three-device multipoint and spatial audio in a 4.6-gram earbud — the N20 is specified around convenience rather than raw codec numbers. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

Three devices at once is the standout

Almost every pair of earbuds tops out at two simultaneous connections. The N20 holds three, which means a laptop, a phone and a tablet can all stay paired and the earbuds switch to whichever starts playing. If you move between devices through a working day, that third slot removes a genuine daily irritation. Bluetooth 6.0 makes it possible and also brings a 0.06-second low-latency mode — 60 milliseconds, comfortably fast enough that games and video stay in sync.

How it differs from the N20 Pro

These two share the same 13mm driver and 50dB cancellation rating, so the choice is about what sits around them. The N20 Pro adds LDAC for high-bitrate audio and four selectable cancellation modes. The plain N20 gives you 360-degree spatial audio, the three-device multipoint and lighter 4.6g earbuds. If codec quality on an Android phone matters most, take the Pro; if you juggle devices, take this one.

Battery and water resistance

QCY rates ten hours per charge with cancellation off and forty in total, falling to 7.5 and 30 hours with cancellation running. Publishing both figures is more useful than most brands manage — the ANC-on number is the one you will actually live with. IPX4 covers sweat and light rain but is not an immersion rating.

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.

Specifications
General Information
TypeTrue wireless in-ear earbuds (TWS)
Audio
Driver13mm dynamic, high-polymer diaphragm
Noise cancellationAdaptive ANC up to 50dB
Microphones6
Spatial audio360-degree
Latency mode0.06s
Battery
Earbud battery40mAh each
Case battery450mAh
Playtime (ANC off)10 hours
Playtime (ANC on)7.5 hours
Total battery40 hours (30 hours with ANC)
Connectivity
Bluetooth version6.0
MultipointUp to 3 devices
Physical Information
Water resistanceIPX4
Weight4.6g per earbud
Power
Charging portUSB Type-C
Warranty Information
Warranty12 months official
Questions and answers
Can it really hold three devices at once?

Yes, which is unusual — most earbuds manage two. A laptop, phone and tablet can all stay paired and the earbuds switch to whichever starts playing. If you move between devices all day, that third slot genuinely helps.

Should I buy the N20 or the N20 Pro?

Same 13mm driver and 50dB rating. The Pro adds LDAC and four cancellation modes. The plain N20 gives spatial audio, three-device multipoint and lighter earbuds. Codec quality against device juggling.

How much battery does cancellation cost?

QCY publishes both numbers: ten hours becomes 7.5 with ANC on, and forty total becomes thirty. Most brands only quote the flattering figure, so having the realistic one stated is worth noting when you compare.

What is 360-degree spatial audio?

Processing that widens the soundstage so audio seems to come from around you rather than between your ears. It works best on content mixed for it, and is a matter of taste — some people prefer the untouched stereo image.

Can I wear them at the gym?

Light training, yes. IPX4 covers sweat and light rain, which is the lower end of what an active pair should have. For heavy sweat or outdoor running, an IPX5 or IPX6 model is the safer choice.

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