QCY Crossky C30S VS QCY Crossky C50

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky C50 feature an open-ear design, ensuring comfort and awareness of your surroundings while wearing them. They both have an IPX5 ingress protection rating, making them water-resistant, suitable for use during exercise or in light rain.

Both models are wire-free, with no cables connecting the earbuds, and neither uses a neckband. Neither product includes wingtips or RGB lighting, and neither has a UV light or a display, making their design straightforward and functional.

Both models are equipped with stereo speakers, delivering a richer sound experience, but beyond this, their design specifications are identical.

The QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky C50 share several sound quality features, including a 10.8 mm driver unit size, and both can reproduce frequencies from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Neither product supports active noise cancellation (ANC) or passive noise reduction, so external sounds will be more noticeable when using these earbuds.

While both models lack Dolby Atmos, Dirac Virtuo, and a neodymium magnet, the QCY Crossky C30S does support spatial audio, while the QCY Crossky C50 does not. This gives the C30S an edge when it comes to immersive audio experiences.

Overall, the two products offer similar audio specifications, with the main difference being the spatial audio support present in the C30S but absent in the C50.

The QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky C50 differ in their battery performance. The C30S offers 6 hours of battery life on a single charge, while the C50 lasts a bit longer at 8.5 hours. The C30S's charging case provides an additional 34 hours of use, whereas the C50's case extends battery life by 27.5 hours.

In terms of charge time, the C30S takes 2 hours to fully charge, while the C50 charges slightly faster, taking just 1.5 hours. The battery power is also slightly different: the C30S has a 32 mAh battery, while the C50's battery is a bit larger at 35 mAh. The charging cases also differ, with the C30S featuring a 460 mAh case, compared to the C50's 380 mAh case.

Both models lack wireless charging and solar power capabilities, but both include a battery level indicator and a rechargeable battery, ensuring you can keep track of battery status and recharge as needed.

The QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky C50 are quite similar in terms of connectivity features. Both models support USB Type-C for charging and use Bluetooth version 6. They also both have a maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters and can be used wirelessly. Neither product supports fast pairing or Bluetooth pairing via NFC.

However, there is a difference when it comes to audio codecs: the C30S supports LDAC for high-quality audio streaming, while the C50 does not. Additionally, the C30S has AAC support, but the C50 does not.

Overall, the C30S offers slightly more flexibility in terms of audio codecs, with LDAC and AAC support, while the C50 lacks these features.

The QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky C50 share a nearly identical set of features. Both products lack ambient sound mode and in/on-ear detection. They also both support fast charging, have a mute function, and can be used as a headset. The control panel is placed on the device for both models, and both have voice prompts to assist with operation. Additionally, a travel bag is included with each product.

Neither model features an in-line control panel, a temperature sensor, or a built-in camera remote control function. Both models also do not support reading notifications and do not have a built-in translator.

Overall, the features of the C30S and C50 are nearly identical, with no notable differences in this category.

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky C50 are equipped with four microphones and feature noise-canceling capabilities for improved call quality and sound clarity. The specifications for the microphones are identical across both models, with no differences in the number or type of microphones used.

Both models are designed to deliver clear audio for communication, with noise-canceling microphones to reduce background noise.

In summary, the microphone features are the same for both the C30S and C50, providing a similar performance in terms of voice clarity and noise reduction.