The hunt for the perfect budget TWS earphones may have come to an end. This is the QCY T1 PRO, and they are impressive!
Review video is at the bottom of this page.
Review
Let’s just start by listing the items that come included in the package. We get a micro usb cable for charging the case, two earphones, with rubber buds and wings of different sizes, and a charging case.
We can already see that this is a more premium product, compared to the QS1 and QS2. Instead of plastic cases, we have a nice aluminium case, with white sides. On the front we also have a button, and clicking it lets us know how much charge we have left in the case. It’s shown by lighting up the led lights near the button.
Since the case is made of aluminium, the quality feels quite good. On the front is a usb connection and led lights to show the charging status. The built in battery in the case has a capacity of 750 mAh, which is enough for about 20 hours extra use.
My only complaint about the case, is that it’s a bit on the large size. I like keeping the case in my pocket (pants) while in moving around, but this case is too big for that. I guess i could just put it in a pocket on my jacket…
The earphones usually last around three and a half hour per charge, with music playing at loud volume.
If you want to use only one headphone (i.e. for phone calls), just take out the right headphone and leave the left one in the case.
I was impressed with the sound quality on the QS1/QS2, but the T1 Pro is a step above these. The sound is very clear, rich from high to low, and the bass is punchy and deep.
The microphone is good enough for calls, but nothing special. It does what it’s supposed to, without being bad at it.
For in ear style earphones, the comfort is very important, and QCY really nailed it with the T1 pro. They sit very nicely and comfortable in the ear, even without the extra wing. The wing is very good at holding the earphones in the ear while doing activities like jogging etc.
Each earphone has a led indicator, that is used to show power and connection status. In the same area (grill) we can see the microphone.
The area above the grill, is the touch sensitive area. That’s right, there’s no physical button on the T1 Pro. This area works well at registering the touches, so controlling music, answering and rejecting calls is easy. There will be some hit and misses, but that’s expected with touch buttons.
There’s no volume control, but we can hold on the touch area for a second, and google assistant/Siri will pop up, and we can tell it to adjust the volume.
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