On September 18, Sounarc released new wireless TWS headphones in the ultra-budget segment, for only $9.9 (full price $33).
Headphones for $10 are the ultra-budget segment, which rarely has good models. Did Sounarc manage to make a decent model? Considering that Sounarc and Tronsmart are sister companies, I think the chances are good. I tested the Tronsmart Space S1 for $15.92 and the Tronsmart Onyx Ace for $30, which are pretty decent headphones for the money.
The bottom line on the TWS Sounarc Q1 headphones
- Sound. The Q1 wireless Bluetooth headphones are equipped with 13mm dynamic drivers. A standard SBC codec is on board.
- Talkback microphone. The Q1 headphones are equipped with noise-canceling technology that eliminates unwanted noise from conversations.
- Bluetooth 5.3 provides a stable and fast connection, greater autonomy and range (15 meters) compared to Bluetooth versions up to 5.0.
- 28 hours of use with the charging case. Each earbud has 6 hours of autonomy. The battery in each earbud has a capacity of 30 mAh and the charging case has a capacity of 300 mAh.
- Touch control and triple-tap voice assistant.
- Auto connect. Sounarc Q1s automatically connect to your device when you open the lid after the first pairing.
- Lightweight and comfortable. Designed with your comfort in mind, the Q1 TWS headphones are incredibly lightweight. The in-ear design and tips keep them secure in your ears, making them the perfect companion for workouts, commutes and other activities.
- IPX4 – Protection against splashing water from all directions.
Sounarc Q1 – Conclusion
Sounarc Q1 Bluetooth headphones – look very decent for $10. I haven’t tested anything for $10 yet, only for $15+, but apparently it’s about time and I’ll get this model out for a review.
The Sounarc Q1 only has the standard SBC codec on board, expecting more from a $10 headphone is not worth it. If the sound just happens to be passable and not rambling, the Sounarc Q1 has a chance to be a best seller for $10.
The mic even has some sort of noise modifier, but usually all budget TWS models are slaggy in terms of the mic (my vid is about that), but you still need to test to be sure. What really made me happy was the Bluetooth 5.3 and the battery life of 28 hours is good.
The touch control needs to be tested to see if it is successfully implemented. In budget phones, it’s different from model to model.
In conclusion, the price of $10 is impressive. According to the characteristics of the model is definitely worthy of attention. If the sound will be normal for its money, Sounarc Q1 is doomed to become popular and sold.
What Sounarc Q1 headphones really are – we will know only after testing and review. So add MyChooz.com to your bookmarks (CTRL + D) so you don’t miss anything.
Sounarc Q1 Headphones Price – Where to Buy?
Sounarc Q1 are available on the official store on AliExpress in white, black and green colors – for $33.01 $9.9.
Sounarc Q1 Specifications:
- Model: Q1
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Bluetooth Profile: HFP/HSP/A2DP/AVRCP
- Audio Codec: SBC
- Transmission distance: Up to 15 meters
- Driver: 13mm
- Frequency Range: 20-20 kHz
- Operating time: Headphones – up to 6 hours (50% volume) With charging case – up to 28 hours (50% volume)
- Battery: Headphones – 30 mAh Charging case – 300 mAh
- Charging time: Headphones – about 1.5 hours Charging case – about 1.5 hours
- Dimensions: Headphones – 46x24x21mm / 1.81×0.94×0.82 inches Charging Case – 63x27x46mm / 2.48×1.06×1.81 inches
What’s in the box:
- 1x SOUNARC Q1 Wireless Headphones
- 1 x type C charging cable
- 1 x warranty card
- 1x User Manual
- 2 pairs of extra ear pads
Photo – Sounarc Q1
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