QCY - MeloBuds Pro

Melobuds pro. They work well but I think I would have prefer buds that goes a bit deeper in the ear.

No static for me. My wife SoundCloud liberty 2 (I think) are worst.

Using QCY Melobuds pro on iPhone. Works great. Sound is one of the best in this price range.

QCY Melobuds Pro HT08 ANC is pretty good, You can customize ANC level. Full ANC level is too aggresive for me, so i keep it at 50% Best part is the transparency mode. It Very very good. There is Spatial audio but to be honest its garbage once you listen to Airpords Spatial audio. Mic quality outdoor 7/10 Indoor 10/10 Build quality is average as in this price range, i use a cover to protect it. Bought Last year October. Still going well. There is app support, gaming mode for movie watching and gaming. if you decided to buy this one then knock me, there is speicial eq preset i found from a guy, Which is a game changer in Balance sound quality.

QCY Melo Buds Pro , ANC, ENC, LDAC, 46DB adaptive ANC, 6-Mic ENC, 5.4 blue tooth and much much more for $35.99 on Amazon cyber Monday deal. I got a set of Samsung buds plus gifted to me, but never had any before that nor was I a big headphone person, I use them on and off here and there, I recently came across them again while digging through my things and started to use them more, learn about codecs, etc Searching for earbuds to buy is overwhelming, there's a million of them, they all say this they all say that they all sound like they're amazing lol I started doing some digging and learned about codecs and didn't have much to spend, around 50 bucks was my range but I wanted something with possibly high-res audio and these seem to fit the bill, lots of good reviews, I read the reviews on AliExpress as well (, much cheaper there by the way if you want to wait for shipping,) reviews seemed good ETC I got them the next day through Amazon and they are amazing, to say that there is no difference between LDAC and AAC. Is a ridiculous statement, I don't know if it's how these things are tuned or what but listening to music on tidal or flac songs, etc The difference is mind-blowing between the AAC codec, I can switch between the two on the melo buds and it's very different. Same with the Samsung buds, they work great and the ambient sound is like a hearing aid on steroids with the Samsungs lol but the transparency settings on the melon it's just as good, the range on these QCY buds is unbelievable as well, I understand yet the Samsung buds are old and only 5.0 Bluetooth, but for the price of these with the opportunity to listen to high-res audio plus all the other settings capabilities they are unbelievable for the money. Also with it being winner I wear a face mask over my earbuds along with a hat and a hood and when people call me and I'm out and about on a e scooter nobody ever complains about hearing me with all that covered over the buds lol Trust me for the price, I thought they would be okay plus the reviews pointed to them being well and dandy, but I mean they sound as good as buds that are $200 plus seriously.

Just got these today for $30 on Amazon same day shipping, they blow my Galaxy buds plus away, sound is phenomenal I would never expect it from this price range, just did a firmware update to no issues, it did start off failing automatically but I just force close the app , try it again and it worked. There's so many earpods in this price range, so it took lots of time trying to figure out what I should get without getting overwhelmed and the thing that drew me to these was the ANC, ENC, plus the LDAC high res audio support, for that price point with these features, you really can't buy another set from any other brand that I know of that would compete. I'm open to other brands and other competitors in that price range if anybody knows any.

Hey, I recently bought this item. However, it somehow muffles youtube videos if I'm on a call concurrently and/or the sound of discord streams. I could not yet find a solution to the issue. However, it is extremely annoying and is urging me to switch back to my old piece.

Go for QCY Melobuds Pro, been using it for quite a while, price is around 3.2k

Qcy bangladesh has an official store, or you can buy from any decent online shop like apple gadgets or something

Everything is perfect for this price, you can watch the Droid Head review for detailed idea

Depends on you, I am an android user, so far its performing good

I got QCY melobuds Pros ($50 CAD) and the sound and ability to EQ from their app is unreal for what I had. Decently modern stylish too and nice small compact charging case. The earbuds do feel a bit plasticky but for that price you honestly can’t go wrong. Comfortable in ear and the noise cancellation is pretty good too.

I've been using the HT05's for a couple of months now, based on your review, and found them great out of the box with the heavy bass preset. I picked the melobuds pro up last week, and noticed the bass is much more distorted when I use that preset. I can't figure it out, but I find the HT05's bass to sound a lot cleaner, when going higher in volume.

Comprei esse fone há 35 dias, na amazon. O fone é bom em questão de áudio, no entanto estou sofrendo com problemas de conectividade... O lado direito simplesmente parou de carregar na case. Já testei de tudo: reset de fábrica, funções no app, limpeza com cotonete (e até mesmo palha de aço) nos conectores, já carreguei a case no notebook e também na tomada, troquei de cabo para me certificar, mas nada parece funcionar. Alguém mais está observando o mesmo problema? Ou solucionou de alguma forma? Desde o inicio tive dificuldade com o uso, após retirar dos ouvidos e colocar na case, o fone não desligava, permanecia conectado no celular mesmo já estando na case, então eu tinha q desconectar pelo bluetooth do celular e mesmo assim após alguns minutos as vezes ele se conectava sozinho mesmo com o fone dentro da case (acredito que esse seja um dos motivos de consumir a bateria). As vezes a unica solução era desabilitar o bluetooth do celular por alguns minutos... Enfim, péssima experiência Usado com Iphone 15 Pro Max Valeu

QCY melobuds pro and some soundpeats are very good for the price.

Is it a factory defect? My ht08 melobuds pro doesn't have any cabin pressure at all with anc turned on. My ht05 has cabin pressure with anc on. I already wore the largest earbuds. Did I get a broken device?

The ANC is a joke. I hear no difference. The bass is more powerful with ANC, nothing else. I hear every step and breath my wife takes and even whispering. I have updated the firmware. Do I have a faulty device or are the reviews fake? 🤔

Tried different size on the earbuds - but still nothing. I don't mind the EQ shifting, but it's not "closing out" noise. I mean, my $3 random TWS earbuds from Temu are better at closing out noise and they don't even have ANC. Although the QCY has better bass 👍

QCY Melobuds Pro👍

I would get the SoundPEATS T3 pro which is available on Amazon.ca for 39$. It has decent sound, good ANC, decent battery, good fit, and IPX4 water resistant. If you could stretch to 52$, the QCY Melobuds pro is available also on Amazon and is an upgrade in every way, but T3 pro is still good if you can’t

Seconding the SoundPEATS T3 pro, QCY Melobuds Pro, Tozo NC9 2024 edition, or even Space A40. All are amazing for the price

QCY MeloBuds Pro are good and ANC is decent.

Qcy Melobuds Pro for ANC that works surprisingly well compared to other established brands that are much more expensive

Melobuds Pro straight out of the box sound like ass. I made these settings to bring them as close as possible to my KZ PRX planar IEMs: https://clickpix.org/image/2OCCFs Now I am extremely happy with my Melobuds, they have many options in the app and the details are heard very well.

Melobuds Pro or CMF buds pro 2 for basshead.

Qcy..no regrets

There are only 3 solid options for this price range tbh, firstly the Roseselsa Ceramics X, by far the best I've tried when it comes to sound clarity, excellent imaging, and spacious soundstage with hard hitting bass as well. Instrumental seperation is great for this price range, treble is crisp detailed however the treble can sound artificial. The second option is the qcy Melobuds pro and the third are the Moondrop space travel. Both have decent sound quality but the qcy are definitely not a pair of your looking for treble clarity imo. They all have good call quality when it comes to blocking out external noises but they all also struggle with blocking wind.

The qcy melobuds pro are good, but not better than the ceramics x. Either way, you won't be disappointed with either option, both are good in their own ways. Qcy have better ANC and transparency, but the ceramics have better sound and battery life

If you want better build quality and a stem design, get the qcy melobuds pro. Otherwise, get the ceramics x as they are better in almost every other category

I personally find the qcy melobuds pro to be a better option than the cmf buds because they have better build quality and ANC. I also find the transparency mode to lack on the cmf buds as well. Both are good but the qcy are better in terms of performance overall

Roseselsa Ceramics X, Qcy Melobuds pro (on aliexpress), soundpeats t3 pro, tozo Nc9 (2024), the list goes on

I've tested them all and I can say, some definitely are significantly better. When it comes to comfort (of course this is subjective) and sound quality, the Roseselsa Ceramics X win no doubt. And for ANC, the qcy melobuds pro are a winner. But for overall usage everyday and battery life, the tozo Nc9 are a clear winner to the Soundcore a30i

Sorry for bumping an old post, but did you notice the hiss that sounds like white noise right after you bought MeloBuds, or it emerged after some time?

Thanks for the answer. I didn't notice the terrible hiss at first, but I ended up not using them for a week or so. After I put them on, I noticed the hiss in AANC immediately. I emailed QCY three days ago, and I expect a response. Next time, I'll pick a different manufacturer

CMF Bud Pros 2 by Nothing were $47 recently and definitely my favorite. I would also go for the QCY Melobuds Pro for $40, only if you don’t care about microphone quality. They sound amazing though with surprisingly decent ANC and transparency mode.

I purchased the QCY MeloBuds Pro. I'm pleased with the sound quality. They're very comfortable in my ears, you can wear them indefinitely. The noise reduction is acceptable, and the battery life is good. One significant drawback is the microphone; it's not effective in noisy environments. You have to speak very loudly. My research online suggests that the EarFun Air Pro 4 and the nothing buds pro 2 have better microphones in a similar price range. However, I'm not sure how important microphone quality is to you. For me, it's more crucial than other features.

I have both and much prefer melobuds. Comfort a lot better, sound a bit better. Similar anc. And half the price. My Samsung buds also have a dreadful connection which seems common with them

Just got mine and have to say I am really impressed. The default ep is fine but I am now looking for a better custom eq I am basehead and usually listen to pop and hip-hop. need something STRONG Please help (English is bad 😅)

Could not agree more. QCY Melobuds Pro and Moondrop Moca are top picks on this range

QCY MeloBuds Pro. I talk on the phone a lot for work and the mic quality is really good on them. ANC is decent and the sound quality is solid. Best of all, they're only like $30 so I have 3 pairs so I can always have them handy at home, in my backpack, and wherever else I may want them.

QCY Melobuds pro are 36 € on ali, so maybe you should give it a go. here is my review (sorry it's for newbies) :: [https://youtu.be/TM\_4ei1pvpU](https://youtu.be/TM_4ei1pvpU)

I've tried a bunch of cheap TWS, so if by earbuds, you mean TWS, here are my picks under 40. Best earbuds without tips, buds like normal airpods UNDER $40 1. Oppo Enco Air 3 2. SoundPeats Air 3 Deluxe HS Best all-around choice (best combo of ANC, sound, codecs, app support, battery, call quality, multipoint etc.) UNDER $40 1. QCY Melobuds Pro 2. Soundcore A3i or Soundcore A20i Best Sound Quality UNDER $40 1. Moondrop Space Travel 2. SoundPeats Engine4 My personal choice overal: Moondrop Space Travel These are Bluetooth buds that I've tried that are likely $40 or less (at l least when on sale) that I think are the best choice, depending on what you are looking for. The Melobuds Pro are likely the best you can get OVERALL, because they have decent sound, multipoint, good battery, good ANC/Transparency, lots of features, LDAC, and a adequate app that helps customization. Most earbuds like this are closer to the $100 range. It's on sale in my country for 45 right now, but likely cheaper in the US. The Soundcore A3i and A20i both great performers that are tuned with the typical big bass of Soundcore, but the mids and treble are actually more balanced than most buds. It comes with the excellent Soundcore app support which is one of the better apps in all of TWS in my opinion. You get custom EQ settings, touch control, and more - if you are a bass head, these would be a good choice. If you like airpod-style earbuds without rubber/silicone/foam tips, the Oppo Enco Air 3 is better than the airpods 2 or 3, and a fraction of the price. It's hard to find/buy where I am, so the SoundPeats Air 3 Deluxe HS was a close second with some cool features. For sound quality alone, I don't think I have heard anything better than the SoundPeats Engine4 in this price range. It's about 50 in my country but likely cheaper elsewhere. It has LDAC, and dual drivers to present very clear sound. The Engine4 is tuned very neutral with a strong boost to the lower bass, which I enjoy. Only issue is that it does NOT have ANC or Transparency mode, which prevents it from being up there with the Melobuds Pro as an all-arounder. My favourite choice of them all is the Moondrop Space Travel. It is one of the best tuned earbuds ever (in my opinion), and comes with 3 EQ presets for different bass levels (moderate bass, extra bass, monitor flat bass response). It is only $20, and while the plastic and case clearly show it, the buds themselves punch way above their price range. There is no multipoint or high res codec support, but it sounds great and has an app. The app is kinda shitty and only works with Android at the moment, but you can map controls, choose your tuning, and have access to surprisingly good ANC and transparency modes. I was blown away when I first bought these as the performance for the $20 price tag was amazing, and despite not being the bass cannons that I gravitate to, the tuning was fantastic out of the box. Something to note is that Moondrop just came out with the Moondrop Moca, which is apparently very similar to the Space Travel, just better tech/features, and is around $40, but I haven't tested it yet - I have heard good things though. I can't vouch for it, but my guess is it would be a good choice if you want the best sound/tuning while still enjoying ANC, transparency, etc.

QCY Melobuds Pro is about as good as you're going to get at that price [Check the call samples in this video](https://youtu.be/mHzRXc5eZGI) - they're in busy locations in London. Sounds pretty good to me

The worst part about these earbuds that no one is talking about is that you need to have both earbuds connected for transparency mode to work. I haven't used a great deal of earbuds but I know airpod have a feature for just one airpod in with transparency mode. The only fix I've found so far is having both earbuds out of the case but only on actually in your ear

Check the qcy melobuds pro, I love them.

Sakin lang to, QCY Melobuds Pro

Just have this buds today and the app say's there's an available firmware update, but when I try to upgrade, it keeps on failing. I did the recommendation ( 1.turn off device (I did this by putting the buds back inside the charging case), 2. Turn off Bluetooth (of my phone), 3. Quit the app, 4, Poweron device, turn on Bluetooth, and open app (qcy). After all that, I try updating again, but it fails yet again. Am I doing something wrong?

Hi. Yeah, it went fine after a couple of tries, eventually.

While I can't comment about how this sounds against the original melobuds, I have to say I have no buyer's remorse. I love it! You can EQ it if you want to sound it according to your liking.

QCY Melobuds Pro, picked them up for under $30 and for that they're amazing. Decent ANC, LDAC support, good battery life, good sound especially with a little EQ tweak, in-ear detection, can use only one.

I'm not sure any earbud will sound better than using your phone by your face. I've had this problem too, as I've gone through many buds that picked up too much noise. Even Jlab Workbuds didn't do the job. QCY MeloBuds Pro I was told blocked out grocery store noise well when i used them, but I can't imagine they work better than jabras. The best thing I've used is the Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e over ear headphone.

Qcy melobuds off AliExpress. Had mine over a year but the right one broke recently after it went through the washing machine. Instantly ordered a new set that I'm waiting for now. They have solid battery life, proper ANC, and sound very good. I paid £30.16 for the pro version this time. They are well reviewed elsewhere.

QCY Melobuds Pro and the ANC is really good

QCY melobuds pro $40 with coupon on Amazon. Great mics for phone calls. Battery life is solid. If you want to extend it turn off LDAC. Noise cancelling is pretty solid especially for the price. Good fit, good for workouts, case is small but still delivers good battery. The only minor drawback I've found is no wireless charging on the case. They will perform anything in their price range and most things under $100 for what you are looking for in a pair of earbuds. Only thing that measures up is the SC library 4 NC at $99.

Just update mine to firmware 2.0.4 today and notice the sound (at default EQ) is a lot more v-shaped. With out of the box firmware (1.0.5), the earbud had no bass whatsoever. By simply upgrading the firmware, it turns into a different beast with quite a punchy bass.

We have all 3 in the house. For me, it's the CMF Buds Pro 2 that is the overall winner. The Buds FE are my 'go-to' buds for the gym and the track - because of their 'wings' they stay in pretty much no matter what I get up to in any sweaty state. And the Melobuds Pro were a great buy that I use for general casual listening, and are a great secondary pair. Fabulous buds for the price!!

For your usage, I'd probably give the FEs my vote if all things are equal (which they're not, specially as far as price). Melobuds have really good sound, yet I'd still place the FEs a tad higher (marginal). But overall, on a bang for buck comparison, the Melobuds would obviously win out. Incredible value!

Baseus m2s have a tiny better anc than QCY Mellobuds BUT be aware Baseus will last only 3h with anc on, no music and QCY 7+ solid hours! M2s sound exceptionally good with autoeq parametric harman 2019 in ear via eqapo. like a good iem should. The selling point of both is, at 22-ish $ : WITH SEAL, which neither of these 2 provide with stock tips, they will block 100% of 20-110 hz which is what a moron with a subwoofer near/underneath your flat will generate, I'm talking armrests and floor vibrating quite violently. Zero pass through IF you stand/sit. If you lie down, well, it's a matter of seal, some of it will pass through in bed .

go with qcy melobuds

I like my qcy melobuds

Yeap, great on the plane and busy places. I've used them mowing they do pretty decent too. There are different levels in the app, even a windy mode.

I really like QCY Melobuds? Pretty damn good sound quality, battery life, and ANC for the price point

They do! It doesn’t have as much functionality, as, say, Soundcore but from my memory it’s pretty good