QCYMeloBuds Neo Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Ear Buds with 4 Mics ENC Noise Cancelling, Transparent Desgin in Ear Headphones, 24H Playtime, LED Power Display, Dual Connection, Black

These earbuds are great for the price. They have a great app, impressive sound and fit good in my ears. The earbuds are also small and lightweight too. These sound just as good as more expensive earbuds. Highly recommend.

I ordered these for review with the expectation that they looked nice but maybe lacked features or sound quality. Other than the strange placement of their slogan on the stems of the buds, they look nice in their case and they snap into charging position with ease (unlike my AirPods Pro 1 which have too much play and I have to verify they're actually making contact with the pins and charging (leaving the house not realizing the AirPods had 0% charge because they needed to be jiggled around in the case has happened too many times).I was surprised to find out that they have a nice amount of bass and OK mids and highs though they lack a bit of clarity. They definitely complement the AirPods Pro 1 which lack sub bass. I was also surprised to find out the large eartips fit fine partially due to the half-open Ear/AirPods-like design. This is in contrast to IEMs where I have to get XL ear tips to get a good seal.I didn't really try the other features of the headphones as I found the touch controls to annoying and easy to accidentally activate. I ended up only using them for play/pause, but maybe I'll change it to volume up/down as it might be less annoying. Overall they're a pretty awesome deal for being under $35 especially when I've tried other budget brands that cost $20-$30 more that aren't to my taste. My only real complaint is the same complaint I had when the original AirPods came out: the long stems just look awful. I settled for the AirPods Pro but I still hate how they look. At the very least these QCK Melobuds Neo are darker and doesn't stand out as much as the white Apple buds.

I've had several brands of earbuds over the past few years. I would say these are about average for sound quality. The most recent brand I've been using before these has much better sound for a couple of dollars less but these are OK. The product page says there are 9 preset EQ modes but the instruction sheet gives no directions for changing this (my previous buds has a tap sequence for rotating through the different modes). I finally decided to install the 'QCY app' to see what features it would provide and there was an option to select one of 7 different modes (plus, there is customize option). Maybe I'm not enough of an audiophile but I couldn't tell much difference between any of the settings except for the heavy bass which is _really_ heavy bass and not my cup of tea. The app was also a bit annoying wanting to run in background with popup mode.I found the buds fairly comfortable. This is the first set of ear buds I've had that have the microphone on an external stem. To tell the truth, I don't use ear buds for answering calls but the stems do make it easier to insert the buds into my ears. It seems with the versions I have without the stems, I'm frequently accidentally the touch panel and changing the setting. This hasn't been a problem with these earbuds.One of the uses I make for earbuds is to listen to music while mowing my lawn. Since none of the earbuds I've tried to date will adequately block out the sound of the mower, I wear ear muff style ear protection over the earbuds. It turns out, in this situation, the stems are a problem because they extend far enough down that the ear muffs press the stems into the area below my ear which becomes uncomfortable. For the time being, I'll keep these MeloBuds as a backup to the last pair of buds (which I think have better sound quality).

Our daughter really likes these earbuds. They sound good, are comfortable, and are sleek-looking. Even the case is elegant. The battery charge window is unique and very helpful. The size of them is a little awkward, but they fit pretty well. She hasn’t tried all of the different modes or the app yet, but it’s interesting that the company put that much thought into it. Overall, they are a unique option.

These earbuds feature a sleek white, rechargeable case. That's pretty much where all the good stuff ends. I got these as my workout backup earbuds so I don't have to use my Air pods. I'm really disappointed. I rarely give such low reviews, but these ear buds are totally lacking in sound and quality. The buds themselves are extremely uncomfortable to wear. They are NOT AT ALL noise cancelling. The design is odd and doesn't comfortably stay put.I could have lived without the noise cancellation, and discomfort if the sound quality had been better. These are really poorly made for sound quality. I don't think I've ever had a pair of earbuds that sounded muffled. Maybe I got a bad batch?Overall, I would not recommend these. I would just save up and get a decent pair of apple air pods, or some other name brand.

These powered earbuds are pretty neat! They're in-ear style, with silicone fixtures, so that the earbuds fit in to the ear neatly. The effect is louder, more well-defined low end and bass, in music, and there's some noise reduction that comes with putting these earbuds on. The carrying and charging case for these earbuds is pretty neat, design-wise. There's magnets, to attract the charging spots on the earbuds, when they're put away, and there are some touch-screen features to the display; small that it might be, aside from that. The device is USB-C rechargeable, and the items all have good battery life. Thanks!