QCY Crossky C50 VS Realme Buds Clip

Both the QCY Crossky C50 and Realme Buds Clip feature an open-ear fit, making them suitable for users who prefer to stay aware of their surroundings while listening to audio. In terms of water resistance, the QCY Crossky C50 has an IPX5 rating, while the Realme Buds Clip offers a slightly higher IP55 rating, providing slightly better protection against water and dust.

Both products are wireless, without any cables, and are not neckband-style earbuds. Neither includes wingtips, RGB lighting, UV light, or a display, so these features are absent from both models. Both products do include stereo speakers for audio playback.

Overall, while both models share many similarities in terms of design and features, the Realme Buds Clip has a marginally higher water resistance rating with its IP55 certification compared to the QCY Crossky C50’s IPX5 rating.

Both the QCY Crossky C50 and Realme Buds Clip lack active noise cancellation (ANC), and neither includes support for spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, or Dirac Virtuo. The QCY Crossky C50 does not have passive noise reduction, whereas the Realme Buds Clip includes passive noise reduction, which could help with reducing ambient noise during use.

When it comes to the drivers, the QCY Crossky C50 has a 10.8 mm driver unit, while the Realme Buds Clip features a slightly larger 11 mm driver unit. Both models cover the same frequency range, from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, and neither uses a neodymium magnet in the drivers.

In summary, the key difference in sound quality between the two models is that the Realme Buds Clip offers passive noise reduction, which the QCY Crossky C50 does not, and the Realme Buds Clip has a slightly larger driver unit at 11 mm versus the QCY’s 10.8 mm driver.

The QCY Crossky C50 offers a battery life of 8.5 hours on a single charge, while the Realme Buds Clip provides 7 hours. Both models feature charging cases that extend their total battery life—27.5 hours for the QCY and 29 hours for the Realme. However, the Realme Buds Clip's charging case has a larger capacity, with a 530 mAh battery compared to the QCY's 380 mAh charging case battery.

Both products have a 1.5-hour charge time, and neither supports wireless charging or solar power. They both also include a battery level indicator, which allows users to monitor remaining charge, and feature rechargeable batteries.

In summary, the QCY Crossky C50 offers slightly longer usage time per charge, while the Realme Buds Clip provides a larger charging case battery capacity, giving it a marginally longer total battery life.

Both the QCY Crossky C50 and Realme Buds Clip feature USB Type-C for charging, making them modern and convenient for users with compatible charging cables. The QCY Crossky C50 uses Bluetooth version 6, while the Realme Buds Clip uses Bluetooth version 5.4, meaning the QCY has a newer Bluetooth version for potentially improved performance and features.

Neither product supports fast pairing, Bluetooth LE Audio, or AAC for audio codec support. The QCY Crossky C50 does not support any aptX codecs, while the Realme Buds Clip supports AAC, which could offer better audio quality for compatible devices. Both models have the same maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters, and neither supports Bluetooth pairing via NFC.

In summary, the key difference between the two models is that the Realme Buds Clip supports AAC, whereas the QCY Crossky C50 does not, and the QCY uses the newer Bluetooth version 6 compared to the Realme’s Bluetooth 5.4.

Both the QCY Crossky C50 and Realme Buds Clip support fast charging, allowing for quicker recharges. They both have a mute function and can be used as a headset. The control panel is placed on a device for both models, and both feature voice prompts to guide users. Additionally, both come with a travel bag for portability, and neither has an in-line control panel.

Neither product includes ambient sound mode or in/on-ear detection, and neither features a temperature sensor or a built-in camera remote control function. The QCY Crossky C50 does not have a built-in translator, while the Realme Buds Clip includes this feature.

In summary, the primary difference between the two products is the inclusion of a built-in translator in the Realme Buds Clip, which the QCY Crossky C50 lacks. Otherwise, the two models share similar features, including fast charging, mute function, and headset capabilities.

Both the QCY Crossky C50 and Realme Buds Clip are equipped with a noise-canceling microphone, ensuring clearer voice capture by reducing background noise during calls or recordings. There are no differences between the two products in this regard.

Both models offer the same microphone feature, so users can expect similar performance when it comes to voice clarity and noise reduction in both devices.

In conclusion, the microphone features are identical for both products, as both include noise-canceling microphones to enhance voice communication quality.