QCY MeloBuds Pro (HT08) ANC LDAC Earbuds

QCY MeloBuds Pro (HT08) ANC LDAC Earbuds

The MeloBuds Pro is the model where QCY stopped offering cancellation as an on-off switch and started offering it as a set of controls. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

Four modes, three levels each

Most earbuds give you cancellation on or off. The MeloBuds Pro has four modes for different environments, each with three adjustable strengths — twelve combinations in total. That sounds excessive until you realise the correct amount of cancellation genuinely differs between an aeroplane and an open-plan office, and that too much of it in a quiet room causes the pressure sensation people find tiring. Transparency is similarly granular, with six levels and a vocal enhance mode that lifts speech specifically so you can hold a conversation without pulling anything out.

LDAC, and the six microphones

LDAC transmits at up to 990kbps, roughly three times what the default Bluetooth codec carries, and earns the Hi-Res certification. It needs a recent Android phone; iPhones fall back to AAC. Six microphones handle calls with wind noise resistance, which is the specific problem that ruins outdoor calls — wind across a microphone port produces a roar no amount of general noise reduction removes, and it needs dedicated handling.

Battery and everyday behaviour

Thirty-four hours in total, with in-ear detection that pauses playback when you take an earbud out and resumes when you put it back. Multipoint holds two devices at once. Bluetooth 5.3 handles the link, and behind it sit 12mm dynamic drivers.

Buying from Kolorob

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