Joined in 2023 
82 
63 About this deal
The QCY T13 offer compatibility with the Bluetooth 5.1 standard, together with the SBC and AAC codecs. Range is entirely inside the average, but the connection is quite stable and I’ve never had any issues with stability. The T13 also has a very streamlined form factor. I talked about this earlier but what it does is allow this earbud fit to the contours of your ear such that it doesn’t push on any ear structure and thus doesn’t cause any discomfort. I’ve gone hours with the QCY T13 in-ear without having to worry the slightest bit about uncomfortable. !00% recommended these earbuds if you need something you could use to binge-watch your favorite series a whole weekend. The spec sheet You’re not going to notice any lag while streaming video on Youtube on Netflix with the QCY T13. It’s the same case for gaming; the QCY T13 is a decent gaming earbud, and because latency is so low, there’s practically no lag when you use this to speak to teammates. Battery life The QCY T13 can go five hours of active listening on a single charge The T13 is not trying to catch any attention with its design. The best way I can describe it visually is to say it looks plain, and with budget TWS earbuds, plain is good. Unlike what you’d find on the Haylou W1, for instance, there’s no brand lettering. driver delivers HIFI sound combining punchy bass and dynamic, transient analytic force. That’s how QCY T13 offers immersive experience and become your private mobile cinema
In the standard scheme, it's not possible to change the volume from the earpieces directly. However, you can change the controls via the free QCY app. As the T13 doesn't support a single tap, you can't have both simultaneously. However: you won't activate controls just by adjusting the earbuds a bit - that's nice. Conversely, the T13 amplifies the voice of the other party to deliver a similar warm, soft and clear speech to your ears. Below this QCY T17 review, you will find comparisons of the QCY T17 vs QCY T13, QCY T16, Edifier X3, Mpow M13, and Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus.FIVE STARS - Two years after the brilliant QCY T5, the Chinese brand has done it again. Tremendous battery life, great sound quality, and adequate phone and video calls performance: the QCY T13 is a steal for its 25 dollars price tag.
Below this QCY T13 review, you will find comparisons between the QCY T13 vs QCY T17, QCY T5, Edifier X3, Haylou GT6, Mpow Mbit S, and Fiil T1 Lite.
Bass is abundant, but not so much that it ends up covering everything else. In fact it stays quite separate from the rest and gives it a very solid foundation while staying mostly out of the way. The level of speed and detail is quite remarkable for and unexpected from wireless earphones of this price; although it’s not spectacular in general terms, it’s very hard to fault the T13. I am quite impressed by the battery life. I have been able to use the QCY T13 for about 8 hours straight, which is quite significant in general and even more so given the super-affordable price they are sold at. Interestingly, the earphones start complaining about low battery (with a repeated modulated tone) more than half an hour before they eventually give up. Sound & Specs Those are strong numbers for any TWS earbud, and the fact that this is an extra affordable TWS makes it all the more impressive. Thanks to Bluetooth 5. 1 chip, QCY T13 features way faster, more stable transmission yet lower power consumption than those with Bluetooth 5.0
Consider buying this earphone? I'd really appreciate it if you use the links in this article . It won't cost you extra, yet it will financially support me a bit in my ongoing quest for great affordable audio. <3 One other area where the T13 punches far above its weight in terms of sound quality is the level of surround sound it puts out. As was the case with instrumentals, the T13 manages to catch and play out all the subtle but ‘eargasmic’ surround detailing. Listening to hi-fi music on this earbud is nothing short of immersive and engaging. Bluetooth 5.0 is not the top-of-the-line Bluetooth tech available today (the Haylou W1, for instance, ships with Bluetooth 5.2), but I’ll say it’s good enough for the QCY T13. It still provides the same ten-meter range you’d find on the Haylou W1, and although latency doesn’t match that of the W1, I’ve used the T13 for weeks now without having any problems with audio latency. Soft-touch controls In terms of build quality, the QCY T13 don’t look especially solid, but feel decently robust and, in fact, they feel rather robust for the asking price. I unfortunately dropped them a couple of times and they came away without even a scratch. They are IPX5 certified, so they can withstand a variety of situations including hot showers.
The QCY T16 is a slightly more expensive model from the same brand, with a distinctive egg-shaped design from earbuds and charging case. Both are clear and balanced in sound, with a supportive bass, but the T16 has a warmer undertone, more audible lower-mids, and longer-lasting bass tones than the T17. T16's mids and upper-mids are softer - less hooky, while highs roll off earlier and prevent the highest peaks from the T17. The T17 has more articulation in the mids and upper-mids; the T16 is a smoother ride and easier to listen to. The T17 wins on comfort and battery life.
Great Deal 
New Comment