QCY Crossky C30S VS QCY Crossky R70

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky R70 have an open-ear fit, which means they do not cover or block the ear canal, providing a more comfortable and breathable listening experience. The ingress protection rating for both models is IPX5, making them water-resistant and suitable for light exposure to water like sweat or rain.

Neither model uses wires or cables, and neither is a neckband earbud, providing flexibility in movement. The QCY Crossky C30S does not include wingtips, whereas the QCY Crossky R70 does, offering additional support for a secure fit.

Both products have stereo speakers for enhanced audio performance, but neither includes RGB lighting, UV light, or a display, keeping the design straightforward and focused on performance.

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky R70 lack active noise cancellation (ANC) and passive noise reduction, meaning they do not specifically block or cancel out ambient noise during use. The lowest frequency for both models is 20 Hz, while the highest frequency is 20000 Hz, so both are capable of producing a wide range of sounds from deep bass to high treble.

The QCY Crossky C30S supports spatial audio, adding a sense of depth and directionality to the sound. In contrast, the QCY Crossky R70 does not support spatial audio, providing a more traditional audio experience.

Neither product includes Dolby Atmos, Dirac Virtuo, or a neodymium magnet, which means neither model features advanced sound enhancements or high-powered magnets for better audio clarity and bass performance.

The QCY Crossky C30S offers a battery life of 6 hours, while the QCY Crossky R70 provides a longer battery life of 13 hours. In terms of charging case capacity, the C30S lasts for 34 hours, whereas the R70 extends to 49 hours, offering significantly more usage time on the go.

Both models have a charge time of 2 hours, meaning they require the same amount of time for a full charge. Neither product supports wireless charging or features a solar power battery, so they rely solely on standard charging methods.

Both the C30S and R70 have a rechargeable battery and include a battery level indicator, allowing users to monitor remaining power during use.

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky R70 feature USB Type-C ports for charging, ensuring fast and convenient charging. They also support Bluetooth version 6, ensuring a stable wireless connection. The maximum Bluetooth range for both models is 10 meters, so they have the same effective range for wireless connectivity.

Both products support LDAC for high-quality audio streaming, but neither supports LDHC, Bluetooth LE Audio, or aptX technologies, meaning they do not offer additional advanced audio codecs for higher fidelity or low latency.

Neither the C30S nor the R70 supports fast pairing, NFC Bluetooth pairing, or Auracast, and both are capable of being used wirelessly, which is standard for these types of devices. Additionally, both models support AAC, ensuring compatibility with a range of devices for audio playback.

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky R70 have identical features when it comes to ambient sound mode, in/on-ear detection, and the ability to read notifications, as all of these features are not included in either model. Both support fast charging, and have a multipoint count of 2, allowing you to connect to two devices simultaneously.

Neither product includes an in-line control panel, temperature sensor, or built-in camera remote control function. However, both models feature a mute function, can be used as a headset, and have a control panel placed on a device for easier operation.

Both the C30S and R70 include voice prompts and come with a travel bag, ensuring a similar user experience in terms of usability and portability.

Both the QCY Crossky C30S and QCY Crossky R70 feature 4 microphones, ensuring clear voice capture for calls and other audio input. In addition, both models are equipped with a noise-canceling microphone, designed to reduce background noise for improved call quality and clarity.

There are no differences between the two products in terms of microphone count or noise-canceling capabilities—they both offer the same microphone features for an enhanced audio experience.