QCY T3 (In1832)
 | Outdated Product £38.59 Design: inserts; Connection type: wireless; Bluetooth version: Bluetooth v 5.0; Range (m): 10; Frequency range (Hz): 20 – 20000; Volume control; Operating time (music) (h): 5; Charging port: microUSB; Waterproof: IPX5; Weight (g): 5; |
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Available true wireless
QCY T3 are designed for buyers who need inexpensive wireless headphones without frills, but with good battery life (up to 5 hours on a single charge). The appearance of QCY T3 is very reminiscent of the style of Apple AirPods and Xiaomi Mi AirDots Pro. The design uses a beautiful, but not very practical glossy plastic, which quickly collects prints. Due to their light weight (less than 5 grams per brother), they sit well in the ears and are almost not felt. The case of each headphone is protected from water according to the IPX5 standard. That is, QCY T3 will not be afraid of rain, but of course you can’t swim in them.
Playing with their own money
Now about the sound. QCY T3, although they are not labeled as objects of adoration for audiophiles, they sound pretty decent for their money. Thank you for the vacuum design, which allows you to sound relatively deep and tight bass. Of course, it's not as detailed as conventional wired headphones, but it's not as sluggish as most of last year's true wireless models. The detailing of the mids and trebles is on the level, all the instruments are clearly audible and do not merge into a mess. Plus, the QCY T3 has a good headroom, which can come in handy in the case of quiet recordings, poorly cleared podcasts, or in a noisy environment.
Not the best headset
There were some shortcomings that can seriously affect the choice. Firstly, the QCY T3 has quite interesting and non-standard ear pads. This would not have been a problem if the manufacturer had put several additional kits of different sizes in the box. But no, there are only 2 silicone tips and there is a chance that they will not suit you. In general, a very strange decision of engineers. Secondly, like many inexpensive wireless headphones from the Middle Kingdom, the T3 has a rather lousy microphone. In an office or gym, where it is not too noisy, the interlocutors will hear you quite clearly, but as soon as you go outside, the microphone starts to catch all extraneous noise and distortion. Therefore, as a wireless headset, they do not fit very well.
