JBL Sense Pro VS QCY Crossky R70

The JBL Sense Pro and QCY Crossky R70 differ in their design features in several ways. The JBL Sense Pro is an in-ear style earbud, while the QCY Crossky R70 uses an open-ear fit. This means the JBL model is more enclosed in your ear, whereas the QCY model rests outside the ear canal.

Both products are wireless, with no cables, and neither uses a neckband. However, the QCY Crossky R70 comes with wingtips, which are not included with the JBL Sense Pro. Regarding water resistance, the JBL Sense Pro has an IP54 rating and is sweat-resistant, whereas the QCY Crossky R70 has an IPX5 rating, making it water-resistant.

Both models have stereo speakers, but neither features RGB lighting, a display, or UV light. In terms of ingress protection, the JBL Sense Pro offers a slightly lower level (IP54) compared to the QCY Crossky R70 (IPX5), which suggests the QCY may offer a slightly better level of water resistance overall.

The JBL Sense Pro and QCY Crossky R70 offer different sound features. Neither model has active noise cancellation (ANC), but the JBL Sense Pro does provide passive noise reduction, while the QCY Crossky R70 does not. This means the JBL may offer some level of noise isolation, whereas the QCY model lacks that feature.

In terms of frequency response, both products share the same lowest frequency of 20 Hz, but the JBL Sense Pro has a higher maximum frequency of 40,000 Hz, compared to the QCY Crossky R70's maximum of 20,000 Hz. This indicates that the JBL Sense Pro can reproduce a broader range of high-frequency sounds.

Additionally, the JBL Sense Pro supports spatial audio, while the QCY Crossky R70 does not. Neither product includes features like Dolby Atmos, Dirac Virtuo, or a neodymium magnet.

The JBL Sense Pro and QCY Crossky R70 have different battery performance. The JBL Sense Pro offers 8 hours of battery life on a single charge, while the QCY Crossky R70 lasts 13 hours. When considering the charging case, the JBL Sense Pro provides a total of 30 hours, compared to the QCY Crossky R70's 49 hours.

Both products have a charge time of 2 hours, and they both feature rechargeable batteries and a battery level indicator. However, the JBL Sense Pro supports wireless charging, whereas the QCY Crossky R70 does not. Neither product includes a solar power battery.

The JBL Sense Pro and QCY Crossky R70 share some similarities in terms of connectivity, with both featuring USB Type-C ports and Bluetooth version 6. Both products also have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters and can be used wirelessly. Neither model supports Bluetooth pairing using NFC, and neither has fast pairing.

However, the two products differ in some connectivity features. The QCY Crossky R70 supports LDAC and AAC, while the JBL Sense Pro does not support either of these audio codecs. The JBL Sense Pro also lacks support for other advanced Bluetooth features like LDHC, Bluetooth LE Audio, and aptX, while the QCY Crossky R70 has LDAC but no other advanced Bluetooth technologies like aptX or aptX Low Latency.

Neither product offers support for Auracast or aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless, or aptX Voice, so both have similar limitations in this area.

The JBL Sense Pro and QCY Crossky R70 offer a similar set of features. Both products support fast charging, have a multipoint count of 2, and include a mute function. They can both be used as a headset and have a control panel placed on a device. Additionally, both models feature voice prompts and come with a travel bag.

Neither the JBL Sense Pro nor the QCY Crossky R70 includes ambient sound mode or in/on-ear detection. Both also lack a temperature sensor and a built-in camera remote control function.

Overall, these two products share nearly identical features, with no significant differences in this category.

Both the JBL Sense Pro and QCY Crossky R70 are equipped with 4 microphones and feature noise-canceling microphones. This means that both products should offer a similar level of clarity and reduce background noise during calls or voice input.

With identical microphone specifications, there is no difference between the two models in terms of microphone performance.