QCY T13 ANC Wireless Earbuds, Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth 5.3 In-Ear Headphones with 4 Microphones for Clear Calls, 30 Hours Playtime, Quick Charge, Black

Product Information

O fone tem as borrachinhas bem confortáveis, e vem com 3 pares (além do que já vem no fone) de borrachinhas de tamanhos de sua preferência. That is the case when you're not playing music, however. Tap to play music, and the ANC will help you filter out your surroundings strongly while listening to it. This even applies for when you're running or cycling: the T13's ANC leaves out wind noise on the move - that's impressive for this budget. After applying these steps, the QCY T13 ANC treats you with an entertaining sound. Mid-bass thumps last longer than they have to, yet are still rather tight in comparison with many other earbuds in this price category. There's enough pumping power to enjoy for dance and modern electro genres.

Soundstage has a bit of width and almost no depth, so it sounds as if music were reproduced in a small space that extends to the sides. Imaging is limited to the three basic positions: left, centre and right. Anything else is basically reduced to one of these three. Instrument separation is somewhat hampered by the bass, but it’s still very much decent. Se corta muy fácilmente,hay que tener cuidado de acomodarlos inclinados hacia adelante para que el chip receptor esté bien ubicado. Once again, the equalizer presets QCY throws in are rubbish. They completely overhaul the sound of the earbuds, and not in a good way. The Bass preset increases the mid-bass slap, but boost the darker tones so much it creates a hollow effect in the music, and the same applies to the Pop preset. Surprisingly, the Soft preset has the best balance between bass and clarity, with more engaging lows than the Default setting - which could use a little more oomph there. Bass is abundant, but not so much that it ends up covering everything else. In fact it stays quite separate from the rest and gives it a very solid foundation while staying mostly out of the way. The level of speed and detail is quite remarkable for and unexpected from wireless earphones of this price; although it’s not spectacular in general terms, it’s very hard to fault the T13.

Packaging & Accessories

The QCY T13 ANC has Active Noise Cancelling, which the original QCY T13 does not - but that's not the only difference. The original T13 is five to ten dollars cheaper, it has a slightly sturdier charging case, and its battery lasts two hours longer on a single charge: up to 7,5 hours instead of the T13 ANC's 5 hours. Both earbuds provide around the same level of comfort, and enjoy QCY's app support that lets you tweak the controls and sound. They also have comparable call quality; with the T13 ANC making your voice clearer and louder, while the original T13 reduces sudden sounds better. The QCY T13 ANC sees the return of an issue found on the first wireless earbuds from the brand four years ago, like the QCY QS1 and QCY T3 . It sounds good, but it could take a little more effort than usual. Pros:muy buen sonido sobretodo los graves,si quieres sacarles más jugo hay que instalar un buen ecualizador (Playstore) y listo la mejora es considerable.La cancelación de ruido cumple.

Isolation is not the T13’s best quality, but they still offer enough to filter out most noises in a relatively quiet environment. In noisy places, such as stations or busy streets, they show their limits. Exceptional Sound Quality] Our true wireless earbuds adopt advanced Bluetooth 5.3 technology to ensure you get a stable and fast connection. The built-in 10mm bio-diaphragm dynamic driver provides you with the most natural sound and deep bass.Midrange is slightly recessed, with a bit of an accent on the upper region, but it’s mostly balanced. This makes it quite enjoyable whatever genre you listen to. One thing I really appreciate about it is that it has great detail and speed: in Fleetwood Mac’s Second Hand News the drums are very vividly detailed and they have great speed and decay that make them sound believable. That’s really the best compliment I can pay to the T13, given how headphones multiple times the price fail to do this. Treble is very well made, with enough presence and detail to make it interesting without going beyond the threshold of fatigue. There are occasions in which that happens, though; as a practical example, Al Stweart’s Lord Grenville has some cymbals that can be a bit piercing. Overall, though, the T13 offer a treble section that achieves the right balance in terms of pure presence in the mix. It has decent extension, too. QCY T13 Comparisons The microphone works decently well, although it does have some issues with noisy places. In a quiet environment it allows you to take calls without issues. What's more, is that the treble has a bit of air around it. Turn the volume up, and music feels somewhat around you.

I’ve always been quite sceptical about entry-level TWS earphones, but the QCY T13 do bring something new to the table. Although they’re not perfect – nothing is, unfortunately – they do bring a very nice mix of features to the game. It’s especially the combination of sound quality, connectivity and battery life that makes me feel like they are the first entry-level model I’ve tried which deserves my praise. So far all of the other ones I’ve tried let me down for a reason or another, but not the T13. Quando ao microfone, usei em uma chamada e teve um atraso razoável, porém mais por conta de ter sido por Whatsapp que tem um atraso notável na voz. Os microfones captam bem a voz e a pessoa pode entender bem o que você diz. The QCY T13 offer compatibility with the Bluetooth 5.1 standard, together with the SBC and AAC codecs. Range is entirely inside the average, but the connection is quite stable and I’ve never had any issues with stability.I am quite impressed by the battery life. I have been able to use the QCY T13 for about 8 hours straight, which is quite significant in general and even more so given the super-affordable price they are sold at. Interestingly, the earphones start complaining about low battery (with a repeated modulated tone) more than half an hour before they eventually give up. Sound & Specs It's treble on the T13 ANC that takes the spotlight. Female and higher male vocals are prominent and clear, positioned more forward than brighter instruments. That doesn't mean these are ruled out. Violins, cymbals, and brighter electronic tones appear crisp as well, while typical mid-instruments like guitars and lighter piano play have a certain lightness, while still sounding natural. The treble can feel a bit artificially boosted and it does have some harsh moments, but it doesn't feel too metallic.

In terms of build quality, the QCY T13 don’t look especially solid, but feel decently robust and, in fact, they feel rather robust for the asking price. I unfortunately dropped them a couple of times and they came away without even a scratch. They are IPX5 certified, so they can withstand a variety of situations including hot showers. Incluye una aplicación francamente no es de mucha ayuda,a veces los audífonos tardan en conectarse la primera vez y sólo sirve para ver el % de carga. Excelente para hacer ejercicio,brincar la cuerda,correr hasta hacer burpees no se mueven en absoluto y son resistentes a lluvia. Lo más importante es la duración de la batería le doy 10 de 10!!!!! Claro que esto va en función del volumen,con un buen equa y volumen moderado te dura las 8 horas.

TL;DR: recap

Most of all, you have to twist the earbuds in a bit to get the most out of the noise cancellation. In the best circumstances, the T13 reduces higher notes fiercely, with constant higher-pitched sounds like distant tire sounds or wind noise strongly softened. Darker sounds can still come through, just like nearby sounds like chatter, laughter and door slams or finger snapping. Yes, they sound dampened, but you'll still hear them.