Baseus MC1 Pro VS QCY Crossky C30S

Both the Baseus MC1 Pro and the QCY Crossky C30S offer an open-ear fit, providing comfort for extended listening sessions. They are also both completely wireless, with no wires or cables involved, and neither features a neckband design. The weight of both products is identical at 10 g, making them equally lightweight and portable. Neither product includes wingtips for added stability or comfort.

In terms of water resistance, the Baseus MC1 Pro has an IP67 rating, making it waterproof and able to withstand submersion in water up to 1 meter deep. The QCY Crossky C30S, on the other hand, has a slightly lower IPX5 rating, meaning it is water-resistant but not as robust against complete submersion.

Both products feature stereo speakers, ensuring high-quality audio output. Neither has RGB lighting, UV light, or a display, keeping the designs simple and functional.

Both the Baseus MC1 Pro and the QCY Crossky C30S do not include active noise cancellation (ANC) or passive noise reduction, meaning they won't provide any built-in noise isolation features. The lowest frequency for both products is 20 Hz, ensuring that both can reproduce deep bass sounds effectively. However, the highest frequency differs: the Baseus MC1 Pro can reach up to 40,000 Hz, while the QCY Crossky C30S has a lower maximum frequency of 20,000 Hz.

The QCY Crossky C30S supports spatial audio, offering a more immersive listening experience, while the Baseus MC1 Pro does not support this feature. Neither product includes Dolby Atmos, Dirac Virtuo, or a neodymium magnet, meaning they both lack certain premium sound technologies and enhancements.

The Baseus MC1 Pro offers a battery life of 8 hours on a full charge, while the QCY Crossky C30S provides slightly less, with 6 hours of battery life. For extended usage, the Baseus MC1 Pro's charging case provides an additional 32 hours of battery life, compared to the QCY Crossky C30S's 34 hours. Both products require some charging time, with the Baseus MC1 Pro taking 1.5 hours to fully charge, and the QCY Crossky C30S taking a bit longer at 2 hours.

Neither product supports wireless charging or has a solar power battery. Both products feature a rechargeable battery and a battery level indicator, allowing users to easily monitor their remaining charge.

The Baseus MC1 Pro and the QCY Crossky C30S have identical connectivity features. Both devices support USB Type-C for charging and use Bluetooth version 6, ensuring reliable and fast wireless connections. Neither product supports fast pairing, Bluetooth pairing via NFC, or Bluetooth LE Audio. Both devices also include support for AAC, but lack support for more advanced audio codecs such as LDHC, aptX, or aptX Adaptive.

In terms of range, both products have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters. Additionally, neither product features LDAC, aptX HD, aptX Lossless, or aptX Voice, and both are not compatible with Auracast.

Both the Baseus MC1 Pro and the QCY Crossky C30S share identical features in this category. Neither product includes an ambient sound mode or in/on-ear detection, and both support fast charging. Both also lack the ability to read notifications, but they do offer a mute function and can be used as a headset. The control panel for both products is placed on the device itself, rather than on the earbuds, and both have voice prompts for user interaction.

Additionally, both the Baseus MC1 Pro and the QCY Crossky C30S come with a travel bag for storage. Neither product features an in-line control panel, temperature sensor, or a built-in camera remote control function.

Both the Baseus MC1 Pro and the QCY Crossky C30S are equipped with a noise-canceling microphone, ensuring clearer communication by reducing background noise during calls or recordings. The microphone feature is identical for both products, providing the same functionality in this category.

There are no differences between the two models in terms of microphone capabilities.