Baseus MC1 Pro VS Roseselsa OpenFree

The Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree both feature an open-ear design, ensuring comfort for extended wear. While the fit is the same for both models, there are notable differences in their durability features.

The Baseus MC1 Pro offers a higher level of protection with an IP67 rating, making it waterproof and resistant to both dust and submersion in water. In contrast, the Roseselsa OpenFree has an IPX4 rating, meaning it is only sweat-resistant and less protected against water exposure. Both products are wireless and do not include neckbands or wingtips, maintaining a similar form factor in terms of mobility and usability.

In terms of audio output, both the Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree come equipped with stereo speakers, but neither offers additional features like RGB lighting, UV light, or a display. These products focus solely on the core audio experience without extra visual elements or advanced displays.

Both the Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree offer similar sound features in some respects, with no active noise cancellation (ANC) or passive noise reduction included in either model. Additionally, neither product supports spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, or Dirac Virtuo, indicating a more straightforward audio experience for both devices.

When it comes to frequency response, the Baseus MC1 Pro extends to a higher maximum of 40,000 Hz, while the Roseselsa OpenFree is limited to 20,000 Hz. This difference means that the Baseus model may deliver a broader range of high-frequency sounds, though this may not always be perceptible depending on the listener's hearing range.

Neither product features a neodymium magnet, so the drivers in both models rely on other types of magnets for sound reproduction. The lowest frequency for both products is the same, at 20 Hz, ensuring that both should be capable of reproducing deep bass sounds effectively.

The Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree both offer similar power features, with rechargeable batteries and battery level indicators. However, they differ in terms of battery life and charging specifics.

The Baseus MC1 Pro provides 8 hours of battery life on a single charge, with a total of 32 hours available when including the charging case. The Roseselsa OpenFree, on the other hand, offers slightly longer usage with 10 hours of battery life, and up to 42 hours with the charging case. The charge time for the Baseus is shorter at 1.5 hours, compared to the 2 hours required for the Roseselsa.

Both products lack wireless charging and solar power batteries, but they share the common feature of having rechargeable batteries. This ensures that both models are easy to maintain with standard charging methods.

The Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree offer similar connectivity features, with both models supporting USB Type-C and wireless use. Neither device includes fast pairing or Bluetooth pairing using NFC.

The Bluetooth version differs between the two: the Baseus MC1 Pro uses Bluetooth 6, while the Roseselsa OpenFree is equipped with Bluetooth 5.4. Both products have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters. Additionally, both devices support AAC audio codec, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices.

In terms of additional codec support, the Baseus MC1 Pro includes LDAC for high-quality audio streaming, but lacks LDHC, Bluetooth LE Audio, and several aptX variants. The Roseselsa OpenFree also supports LDAC but stands out with the inclusion of LDHC, though it also lacks Bluetooth LE Audio and aptX codecs.

The Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree are nearly identical in terms of features, with both models supporting fast charging, having a mute function, being usable as headsets, and including a travel bag. Additionally, both devices have control panels placed on the device itself, voice prompts, and lack in-line control panels, temperature sensors, or built-in camera remote control functions.

Neither product includes ambient sound mode, in/on-ear detection, or a find device feature, ensuring that both models maintain the same basic set of functionalities in this area.

Overall, the two products offer the same set of key features, with no notable differences between them in this group.

Both the Baseus MC1 Pro and Roseselsa OpenFree are equipped with noise-canceling microphones. This feature helps to improve the clarity of voice calls by reducing background noise, ensuring both models offer similar microphone performance in terms of noise reduction.

There are no differences between the two products in this specific aspect of their design, as both include the same microphone technology.

Overall, if microphone performance with noise cancellation is a priority, both products provide the same capability in this category.