QCY MeloBuds N70 ANC LDAC Wireless Earbuds

QCY MeloBuds N70 ANC LDAC Wireless Earbuds

The top of QCY's MeloBuds line, and the only pair in it that charges wirelessly. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

Two drivers, and why a MEMS tweeter is there

A ring-shaped dynamic driver handles the low end while a MEMS tweeter — a silicon component etched like a chip rather than a cone pushed by a coil — handles the top. Because there is almost no mass to accelerate, it starts and stops far faster than a conventional driver, which is exactly what treble detail depends on. It cannot move enough air for bass, hence the pairing. The result is high frequencies that stay clean where a single driver begins to smear them.

How it differs from the N70i

These two are close and the naming does not help. The N70i shares the 56dB adaptive cancellation, LDAC and the dual-driver arrangement. What the N70 adds is wireless charging, Google Fast Pair, dual-device multipoint and an explicit low-latency game mode. If you already charge a phone on a pad, dropping the case on it too is the difference worth paying for; otherwise the two are closely matched.

Battery, honestly stated

Fifty hours total with cancellation off, thirty-five with it on — and ten hours per charge falling to seven. QCY publishing the cancellation-on figures rather than only the flattering ones is genuinely useful, because 35 hours is the number you will live with. Ten minutes of charging returns two hours of playback.

Buying from Kolorob

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