QCY’s new T13 Pro earbuds are here for $24.99, boasting claimed Adaptive ANC up to 50 dB in the 20–2000 Hz range. That’s an aggressive claim for the price, but since the product page doesn’t detail its measurement methods, we’ll have to test how well it actually works.
What’s claimed. These earbuds use Bluetooth 6.0 and pack a 13mm driver with a PET diaphragm. QCY claims you’ll get 8.5 hours of battery life with ANC on per charge, or 10.5 hours with it off. The charging case reportedly brings the total to 38 hours with ANC and 47 hours without.
What the manufacturer claims about the QCY T13 Pro:
- IP rating: IPX4
- Bluetooth: 6.0
- Drivers: 13mm dynamic, PET diaphragm
- Device switching: yes, between two
- Latency: 45 ms in low-latency mode (claimed 0.045 s)
- Connection range: 10 m
What wasn’t found on the product page:
- Bluetooth codecs
- weight
- charging time
- case capacity
- wireless charging
- transparency mode
Price and where to buy. You can grab the QCY T13 Pro for $24.99 directly from QCY’s website. Check current prices from retailers here: where to buy.
What we’ll test. We’re going to measure the ANC’s effectiveness, specifically how well it handles low-frequency hum and speech. We’ll also verify the claimed 8.5 and 10.5 hours of battery life, test the gaming mode latency, and identify the Bluetooth codecs, which are currently missing from the product page. Our testing will help determine where these earbuds stand in our overall ranking.
What do you think of the new QCY T13 Pro? Let me know in the comments — I’ll use your feedback for the review.
Source: QCY
