Valdus VNC-350 ANC+ENC True Wireless Earbuds

The Valdus VNC-350 is a true wireless earbuds pair built for buyers who judge by specs, not brand names: ANC plus ENC, a manufacturer-rated −45dB noise reduction, a 32ms low-latency mode for gaming, a 13mm driver, and Bluetooth 5.4. If you searched for the Valdus VNC-350 price in Bangladesh, you’re comparing it against better-known ANC models — and the honest framing is this: every performance figure below is the manufacturer’s stated specification, verified against the official Valdus website (Valdus is the audio brand of Shenzhen Shengye Technology Co., Ltd), and presented as claimed rather than as a test result. You can also compare it with the other models in the Earbuds & Earphones range at Gadget Superb.

“ANC+ENC” is printed on the retail box and appears in the manufacturer’s own product listing, so this is not call noise reduction relabeled as ANC. ANC (active noise cancellation, manufacturer-rated at −45dB) quiets background sound while you listen; ENC (environmental noise cancellation) filters background noise from your voice while you call. Two different features, two different jobs — and the VNC-350 claims both.

ANC + ENC: what each one actually does

The Valdus VNC-350’s headline is the pairing. ANC for listening: the earbuds’ noise-cancellation circuit targets ambient sound — bus engines, office chatter, fan hum — with the manufacturer rating the reduction at up to −45dB. ENC for calls: microphone-side filtering cuts background noise from your side of the conversation so your voice stays clear in rickshaws, markets, and busy offices. ENC does not cancel noise for your own listening; that is ANC’s job.

The honest version: the manufacturer publishes the −45dB figure but no ANC type (hybrid vs feed-forward), no test conditions, and no independent test exists that we could find. Expect budget-to-mid-range noise softening — helpful against steady hum — not the near-silence of flagship earbuds. If strong, independently verified cancellation is your top priority, step up to a model with verified ANC figures rather than taking any manufacturer-only claim on faith.

Gaming and 32ms low latency

Valdus rates the VNC-350 at 32ms low latency — a manufacturer claim aimed at mobile gaming and video streaming, where sound needs to stay in sync with the action. The claim comes with no stated test conditions, so treat it as “a low-latency mode is included,” not a lab-verified figure. Bluetooth 5.4 keeps the connection stable within about 10 meters. If you’re a mobile gamer shopping on specs, the Valdus VNC-350’s distinguishing feature in its band is that few rivals publish a latency figure at all.

Battery and charging

Each Valdus VNC-350 earbud plays about 5 hours of music or 4 hours of calls per charge (manufacturer-stated; real-world time varies with volume and ANC use). The 400mAh charging case tops the earbuds up on the go, and everything recharges over Type-C. Standby is manufacturer-rated at 46 hours. Per-earbud battery capacity is not stated as a verifiable figure, so we don’t quote one — and no total-playtime-with-case figure is published, so we don’t invent one either.

Design: electroplated finish, two colors

The Valdus VNC-350 uses an in-ear stem design with an electroplated finish in Black or White — both colors confirmed by the manufacturer’s official product photos. The metallic electroplated stems and the case’s vertical cyan LED strip give the VNC-350 a more premium look than its price band suggests. The black unit carries a gold/champagne lid trim; the white unit keeps silver stems. Dimensions are manufacturer-stated at 67×28×50mm for the set (single body 20×33mm).

Bluetooth 5.4, Jerry7016, and compatibility

The Valdus VNC-350 runs on a Jerry7016 chipset with Bluetooth 5.4 (manufacturer-claimed, distributor consensus) and about 10m of range. It pairs with any Bluetooth phone, tablet, or laptop — Android, iOS, and Windows all pair normally. No companion app is documented for the VNC-350: no EQ app, no firmware update path, no touch-customization software we could verify. Multipoint pairing and wear detection are not documented; assume they’re absent. Codec details (SBC/AAC) are not published; assume standard Bluetooth audio. Touch controls handle music playback and calls, including Bluetooth calling.

Water resistance: splash-level, earbuds only

The Valdus VNC-350 earbuds are splash- and sweat-resistant — fine for workouts and commutes in light rain. One wrinkle to state plainly: the manufacturer page lists IP54 while the retail box photo prints IPX5, and neither rating covers the charging case. So we quote no single IP code as settled fact and treat the case as not water-resistant. Don’t swim with them; do wear them to the gym.

Under the shell: an honest look

The exploded-view card below is an illustrative reconstruction of typical earbud components — silicone tip, shell, the manufacturer-stated 13mm driver, PCB, battery cell, charging pins, and the case — explicitly labeled as such. It is not the actual VNC-350’s internals. It is shown to explain where the driver, battery, and ANC circuitry live in a device this small, not as a teardown of this unit.

What’s in the box

Per the manufacturer’s packaging details: Valdus VNC-350 earbuds, charging case, charging cable, and the specification/manual. The box-contents gallery image reproduces the real retail box text exactly (it prints “IPX5 Waterproof” — the box’s wording, kept as printed while the conflict with the manufacturer page’s IP54 is disclosed above). Check the box on arrival and tell the store the same day if anything is wrong.

Who the Valdus VNC-350 suits best

The Valdus VNC-350 suits value mid-range buyers who searched for this exact model and want ANC earbuds with clear calls and low-latency gaming: students, office commuters, mobile gamers, and anyone who takes a lot of calls on the move. It’s a lesser-known brand, so it suits buyers who judge by specs and price rather than brand name.

Who should consider another model: if you need a widely-known brand, a companion app with EQ, or an independently verified ANC figure rather than a manufacturer-stated one, browse the other ANC models in the Gadget Superb shop and compare their published figures. If your priority is the cheapest possible ANC entry point or ANC+ENC from a familiar brand, the store carries alternatives in the same category — compare their battery, latency, and noise-reduction claims against the VNC-350’s before deciding.

Valdus VNC-350 specifications

Valdus VNC-350 warranty & delivery

Warranty: this product’s page lists a 7 Days warranty period. The store’s policy is that the product page’s listed warranty period is what applies. For a warranty claim, contact Gadget Superb before ordering if anything is unclear (hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger). No “official warranty” or authenticity claims are made beyond what the live page shows.

Delivery: every order is cash on delivery — you pay the delivery person in cash when the parcel arrives, and the store never asks for advance payment. Delivery charge is ৳70 inside Dhaka city (1–3 days) and ৳120 outside Dhaka (2–5 days); times are working days and honest estimates, not guarantees. Where the courier allows it, you may open the parcel and check that the product is the one you ordered and is undamaged before you pay — tell the store the same day if anything is wrong. Every product can be returned within 7 days of delivery in its original condition with the box and accessories. Full terms: Delivery & Returns.

Claim labeling: every numeric performance figure above (ANC −45dB, 32ms latency, 13mm driver, 5h/4h/46h battery) is the manufacturer’s stated specification — presented as such, never as a verified test result.

Frequently asked questions

1. Does the Valdus VNC-350 really have ANC, or is it just call noise reduction?

The Valdus VNC-350 claims both, and they’re different features. ANC (active noise cancellation, manufacturer-rated at −45dB) quiets background sound while you listen to music. ENC (environmental noise cancellation) filters background noise from your voice while you’re on a call. “ANC+ENC” is printed on the retail box and the manufacturer’s own listing, so it isn’t one feature relabeled as the other.

2. How strong is the noise cancellation?

The manufacturer rates it at −45dB but publishes no ANC type or test conditions, and no independent test exists that we could find. Expect mid-range noise softening — good against steady hum like bus engines and office chatter — not flagship-level silence. Fit matters too: a good ear-tip seal gives the ANC its best chance.

3. How long does the battery last?

About 5 hours of music or 4 hours of calls per charge, per the manufacturer’s figures. The 400mAh charging case tops the earbuds up on the go, and the case recharges over Type-C. Real-world time varies with volume and ANC use. Standby is manufacturer-rated at 46 hours. No total-playtime-with-case figure is published, so we don’t quote one.

4. Is it good for gaming?

Valdus rates it at 32ms low latency, which is aimed at gaming and video streaming where sound must stay in sync with the action. That’s the manufacturer’s claim with no stated test conditions — treat it as “a low-latency mode is included” rather than a lab-verified number. Bluetooth 5.4 keeps the connection stable within about 10m.

5. Can I use it in the rain or at the gym?

The earbuds are splash- and sweat-resistant, so light rain and workouts are fine. The charging case is not water-resistant, so keep it dry. Note: the manufacturer page lists IP54 while the retail box photo prints IPX5 — either way, it’s splash-level protection for the earbuds only, not for swimming.

6. Which phones does it work with?

Any Bluetooth phone, tablet, or laptop — Android, iOS, and Windows all pair normally, with about 10m of range. There is no companion app, so no EQ or firmware updates; multipoint pairing and wear detection are not documented, so assume they’re absent.

7. What’s in the box?

Per the manufacturer’s packaging details: the VNC-350 earbuds, charging case, charging cable, and manual. Check the box on arrival and tell the store the same day if anything is wrong.

8. What colors are available?

Black and White, with an electroplated finish — both confirmed by the manufacturer’s official product photos. The black unit carries a gold/champagne lid trim; the white unit has silver stems.

9. What warranty does the Valdus VNC-350 come with?

This product comes with a 7 Days warranty, as listed on this product page. The store handles warranty claims with your order number — contact Gadget Superb (hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger) if anything is unclear before ordering.

10. How does delivery and cash on delivery work?

Every order is cash on delivery: you pay the delivery person in cash when the parcel arrives, and the store never asks for advance payment. Delivery charges and timelines follow the store’s Delivery & Returns page — inside Dhaka is faster and cheaper than outside Dhaka. Where the courier allows it, you may open the parcel and check the product before you pay.

11. How do I reset the earbuds if pairing fails?

Reset instructions were not found in any official VNC-350 documentation available to us, so we won’t invent a sequence. If pairing fails: (1) remove/forget “VNC-350” from your phone’s Bluetooth list, (2) place both earbuds in the case and close it for 10 seconds, (3) reopen and re-pair. If that doesn’t work, contact the store for the official reset steps.

12. What is the current price and is it in stock?

Both change as the store updates listings, so the live product page is the authority — it shows the current price and stock status. This page never hard-codes either. Orders are cash on delivery, and every product can be returned within 7 days of delivery in its original condition.