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50dB hybrid active noise cancellation, four modes
LDAC codec for higher-bitrate wireless audio
13mm dynamic drivers
Rated 10 hours per charge, 40 hours with the case
Bluetooth 6.0 with two-device multipoint
IPX4 splash resistance
Fifty decibels of cancellation and LDAC support in the same pair of earbuds is an unusual combination at this level — both are features that normally appear a tier or two higher. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.
QCY rates the N20 Pro at 50dB of hybrid cancellation, with Commute, Indoor, Outdoor and Adaptive settings. Adaptive is the one most people will leave switched on: it samples the noise around you and scales the cancellation to match, which avoids the pressurised feeling that maximum cancellation produces in an already-quiet room. As with every such system, engine and fan noise disappear far more convincingly than voices do.
LDAC carries roughly three times the data of standard Bluetooth audio, so it preserves detail that the default codec discards. It needs support at both ends: most recent Android phones have it, iPhones do not, and on an iPhone these fall back to AAC. Behind the codec sit 13mm dynamic drivers, larger than the 10mm typical here, and the QCY app offers eight EQ presets plus a custom curve if the stock tuning is more bass-forward than you want.
QCY rates ten hours from the earbuds and forty hours in total with the case, measured with cancellation off — running it continuously will cut into both figures. Bluetooth 6.0 handles the link and holds two devices at once, so a call on your phone interrupts a video on your laptop without re-pairing. IPX4 covers sweat and light rain; it is not an immersion rating.
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.
| Model | MeloBuds N20 Pro (HT20S) |
|---|---|
| Type | True wireless earbuds |
| App | QCY |
| Drivers | 13mm dynamic |
|---|---|
| Noise cancellation | 50dB hybrid active |
| Cancellation modes | Commute Indoor Outdoor Adaptive |
| Codecs | LDAC AAC SBC |
| Microphones | 6-mic array with noise reduction |
| EQ | 8 presets plus custom, via the QCY app |
| Earbuds | Rated 10 hours, cancellation off |
|---|---|
| Total with case | Rated 40 hours |
| Bluetooth version | 6.0 |
|---|---|
| Multipoint | Two devices |
| Water resistance | IPX4 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Black White Blue Lavender |
| Warranty | 12 months official warranty |
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Effectively yes. LDAC needs support at both ends, and iPhones do not include it — on iOS these fall back to AAC, which still sounds good but carries less data. Most recent Android phones support LDAC, sometimes after enabling it in developer options.
Commute, Indoor and Outdoor are fixed profiles tuned for different noise types. Adaptive measures your surroundings and scales cancellation to match, which is more comfortable in quiet rooms because it stops the system running at full strength when it does not need to.
That figure is measured with cancellation switched off and at moderate volume. Running 50dB cancellation and LDAC together draws considerably more power, so treat forty hours as a ceiling. Real use with cancellation on lands well below it.
Light rain and sweat are fine — that is what IPX4 covers. Heavy rain, a shower or submersion are not. The charging case carries no water rating at all, so keep that dry regardless of what the earbuds can handle.
Yes. The earbuds hold both connections at once and switch to whichever is playing, so an incoming call on your phone pauses the video on your laptop automatically. You do not have to re-pair when you move between them.
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