QCY TuneArc N1 C3 In-ear Neckband Headphones

Thirty hours of music on one charge — without the flagship price. The qcy tunearc n1 pairs a 180mAh battery with Bluetooth 5.4 for up to 30 hours of playback, 150 hours of standby, and a stable 10-meter wireless link. AAC and SBC codecs keep the sound clean across calls, music, and video, while wing-fin earbuds and a lightweight neckband keep the fit comfortable for long sessions.

The qcy tunearc n1 is honest value, and honest about its scope: the product page’s own “Cons” note says it has no active noise cancellation and is not waterproof — and this listing repeats that, because buying the right product matters more than buying this one. What you get instead is the QCY name’s perceived quality at a friendly price: modern Bluetooth, magnetic tangle-free earbuds, and battery that ends the daily charging ritual.

The rest of this page walks through the battery, the Bluetooth 5.4 connection, the fit, the magnetic carry, the charging, and the internals in detail. Every figure below — 30 hours of playback, 180mAh, 150-hour standby, ~2.5-hour Type-C charge, Bluetooth 5.4, AAC/SBC, 10-meter range — is taken from the verified research notes for the qcy tunearc n1, and nothing here is invented.

Up to 30 Hours of Playback

The card above states the headline in six words: “Up to 30 Hours of Playback,” with the subline “180mAh battery · 150-hour standby” and the “*Per manufacturer.” footnote. The qcy tunearc n1 delivers up to 30 hours of music on one charge — per manufacturer — so a busy week of commutes, classes, and workouts runs on one top-up.

Thirty hours is the headline differentiator at this price: it is what separates the qcy tunearc n1 from the 20-hour budget pack. And the 150-hour standby figure — consistent in both the features and the specs on the store page — means the band holds its charge for weeks between sessions.

Bluetooth 5.4, Stable & Fast

The card above states the connection story: “Bluetooth 5.4, Stable & Fast,” with the subline “AAC/SBC codecs · 10-meter range.” The qcy tunearc n1 runs Bluetooth 5.4 — the latest generation — with AAC and SBC codec support and HFP/HSP/A2DP/AVRCP profile support for high-quality sound across calls, music, and video.

Bluetooth 5.4 means quicker pairing, a steadier connection, and better efficiency than the older generations most budget neckbands still ship with. Ten meters of stable range covers the room, the commute, and the desk — and AAC keeps iPhone and modern Android playback sounding clean instead of thin.

Ergonomic Fit, All-Day Comfort

The card above states the comfort promise: “Ergonomic Fit, All-Day Comfort,” with the subline “Wing-fin earbuds · lightweight neckband.” The qcy tunearc n1’s earbuds carry ergonomic wing fins — stabilizing fins that nestle in the ear and keep each bud locked through long sessions — on a lightweight neckband built for commuters, music lovers, and fitness fans alike.

Comfort on a neckband is not only the band around your neck — it is what reaches your ears hour after hour. The wing-fin design distributes the hold so the buds never pinch or drift, and the lightweight band rides easy all day. Fit for long sessions is the qcy tunearc n1’s quiet strength.

Magnetic Earbuds, Zero Tangles

The card above states the carry story: “Magnetic Earbuds, Zero Tangles,” with the subline “Snap together for secure, tangle-free carry.” The qcy tunearc n1’s earbuds snap together magnetically when you are not wearing them — easy to carry, impossible to tangle.

It is the everyday detail that makes a neckband easy to live with: around the neck, the buds click together into a clean loop; in a bag, no knotted cables. Magnetic snap-together carry is the tangle-free answer, and the qcy tunearc n1 has it.

Type-C Charging, 30-Hour Play

The infographic above — an illustrative reconstruction — pairs the charging with the payoff: “Type-C Charging, 30-Hour Play,” with the subline “2.5-hour full charge · 150-hour standby.” A full recharge takes about 2.5 hours over USB Type-C — per the verified notes — and buys thirty hours of music.

Type-C is the modern standard — the same cable as most current phones — so topping up is convenient wherever you are. Two and a half hours for thirty hours of playback: a 12-to-1 ratio that ends the daily charging ritual the qcy tunearc n1’s buyer psychology is built around.

TuneArc Anatomy

The infographic above — an illustrative reconstruction — maps the qcy tunearc n1’s working parts with leader-line callouts: the in-ear driver, the microphone, the 180mAh battery cell, Bluetooth 5.4. Four callouts, four verified facts — the anatomy of an honest neckband.

The microphone callout is worth a second look: the qcy tunearc n1’s mic handles calls over the HFP/HSP profiles, keeping voice clear on the commute. No ANC hardware to show — the page is clear there is none, and the infographic is honest about what is inside.

Inside the QCY TuneArc N1

The x-ray above is an illustrative reconstruction of the qcy tunearc n1’s internals — not a teardown photo — with leader-line callouts: the driver, the battery cell, the microphone. The image’s own headline says “Inside the QCY TuneArc N1” with the subline “30 hours of play in a feather-light band,” footnoted “*per manufacturer · Illustrative reconstruction.”

The engineering story is compact and honest: a 180mAh battery cell behind the 30-hour figure, a driver behind the sound, a microphone behind the calls — all footnoted as per manufacturer. The copy says the same as the image: a visualization of the architecture, not disassembled hardware.

Driver Detail, Up Close

The close-up above — an illustrative reconstruction, footnoted as such — zooms into the part of the qcy tunearc n1 that makes the music: the in-ear driver, glowing in the render. The card’s headline is “Driver Detail, Up Close,” with the subline “Clear, full sound for music and calls.”

The notes do not state a driver-millimeter figure for the qcy tunearc n1, so none is claimed here — the card’s promise is “clear, full sound,” and the copy repeats exactly that. What the notes do verify is the codec path: AAC and SBC support keeping wireless sound clean.

Charge Less, Listen More

The promo hero above is the qcy tunearc n1 in one glance: the slim black band on a dark backdrop, the “30H PLAYBACK” chip, and the line the whole page has been building toward — “Charge Less, Listen More,” with the subline “Bluetooth 5.4 · AAC/SBC sound · magnetic earbuds.” No prices on the card, no fine print games.

This is the card for the buyer who has read this far and is deciding: thirty hours of battery, modern Bluetooth, magnetic tangle-free carry — the qcy tunearc n1’s whole argument for value-conscious buyers who will not pay the ANC premium.

Specifications

All figures are taken from the verified research notes for the qcy tunearc n1. Figures marked “per manufacturer” come from the brand’s marketing as listed on the product page; the page’s own “Cons” note (no ANC, not waterproof) is carried honestly. Nothing in this table or on this page is invented.

Why Buy From Gadget Superb

Order the qcy tunearc n1 from Gadget Superb with cash on delivery anywhere in Bangladesh — pay in cash when the parcel arrives, with no advance payment, card details, or OTPs ever asked. Delivery takes 1–3 working days inside Dhaka (৳70) and 2–5 working days outside Dhaka (৳120). Every order carries 7-day easy returns: keep the neckband in original condition with the box and accessories, and start a return with your order number via hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger.

Explore the full Audio Electronics collection or compare Neckbands to find the right fit. For the brand’s full story, see the official QCY website.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the qcy tunearc n1 battery last?

Up to 30 hours of playback from the 180mAh cell, per manufacturer, plus 150 hours of standby. That is a full week of commutes, classes, and workouts on one top-up — the headline differentiator at this price. The 30-hour figure is consistent in both the features and the specs on the store page.

How long does it take to charge the qcy tunearc n1?

About 2.5 hours for a full charge over USB Type-C, per the verified notes. Two and a half hours buys thirty hours of music — a 12-to-1 ratio. Type-C is the same cable as most current phones, so topping up is convenient anywhere.

Which Bluetooth version and codecs does the qcy tunearc n1 use?

Bluetooth 5.4 with a 10-meter range, and AAC/SBC codec support with HFP/HSP/A2DP/AVRCP profiles. AAC keeps iPhone and modern Android playback sounding clean. It pairs with all Bluetooth-enabled devices through the standard Bluetooth settings.

Does the qcy tunearc n1 have noise cancellation?

No — and this page says so plainly because the product page’s own “Cons” note says so: the qcy tunearc n1 has no active noise cancellation and is not waterproof. Buyers who need ANC should look at a different model; buyers who want clean sound and long battery at a friendly price are in the right place.

How comfortable is the qcy tunearc n1 for long sessions?

The earbuds use an ergonomic wing-fin design — stabilizing fins that nestle in the ear and keep each bud locked through long sessions — on a lightweight neckband. The notes position it for commuters, music lovers, and fitness fans alike: comfort for the long listen.

What do the magnetic earbuds do?

They snap together magnetically when you are not wearing them — easy to carry, impossible to tangle. Around the neck they click into a clean loop; in a bag there are no knotted cables. The card above states it as “Magnetic Earbuds, Zero Tangles.”

What comes in the box?

The verified notes itemize the box: the TuneArc N1 C3 headphones, a USB Type-C cable, and the user manual. This page states the box contents exactly as the notes list them — nothing added, nothing missing.

What is the standby time?

150 hours, per the verified notes — consistent in both the features and the specs on the store page. On the days you barely touch it, the qcy tunearc n1 holds its charge for weeks between sessions instead of going dead.

Is the qcy tunearc n1 good for calls?

The qcy tunearc n1 supports the HFP/HSP call profiles over Bluetooth 5.4, and its microphone handles calls across the verified notes. Expect clear everyday call quality on commutes and at the desk — this is call-microphone clarity for your voice, not headphone noise cancellation for your ears.

What is the difference between the TuneArc N1 and the BassBloom N2?

They are different QCY neckbands for different buyers: the BassBloom N2 carries hybrid ANC and IPX4, while the qcy tunearc n1 skips ANC and water resistance for a longer 30-hour battery and a lower price. Same brand, same honest spec sheets — pick the feature set that matches your day.

What warranty does the qcy tunearc n1 come with?

The qcy tunearc n1 comes with a 7-day store warranty. If a warranty matters to you, confirm the terms with the store — hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger — before placing your order.

What is the price of the qcy tunearc n1 in Bangladesh?

The current price is shown on the product page and can change during sales, so no figure is quoted here. Check the live qcy tunearc n1 page on Gadget Superb for today’s price — that is what you pay in cash on delivery, plus the standard delivery fee.