TOZO New Upgrade Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 4 Mics ENC AI Clear Calls, Crystal Case, Bluetooth 5.4 in Ear Headphones Stereo Bass Heasets, Waterproof Headset, 32 EQs Via App
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They often go on sale, and I'm a huge fan of the A1 model. Great sound in a small earbud and can't complain for the price.
Now im confused, should I get this one or the A1?
The ones posted here look like they have better specs and are more steeply discounted.
But I'm happy with the quality and price of the A1s, and prefer their compact style.
They're so small I often wear one when going to bed.
Yeah I’ve had a pair of A1’s since early 2022 and have been pretty happy with them.
I’ve just ordered another pair because they’re losing their charge, both the earphones and charging case. Where I used to get ~7-8 hours earphone playtime (and around four charges from the case) I now only get around an hour and (two full charges). That’s after 3 years of nearly daily use. For $24 every few years I call that a win.
Have Tozo Open Buds for walking the dog and riding the bicycle and they've got exceeded expectations for the $$$$
Is it the openego or the O2? Also have you tried it for calls? Thank you
These Haven't used them much for phone calls but when I have people have not complained. I like them too as I can hear myself talking so don't yell at people :p
Thank you very much, I will look into it. Been using truefree O1 and they are good too, needed a second pair. I will try it out
@erd: Here's the review that sold them for me
(BTW I've had these for over a year and they get used pretty much every day)
@bhavesh8sep: I use the open buds where I need to be aware of what's going on around me, so primarily when I'm walking the dog or cycling. For public transport (buses, no trains down here in Tassie :p ) I use my Soundcoare A40 ANC buds. The open buds do let a lot of surround noise in, but that's by design :)
Reporting back after a few days with them.
The good: super comfy, very light feeling and adjustable fit. Battery life is good. Pairing is quick. Sound quality is good.
Not so good: not great for Teams calls, picks up other people’s voices a lot apparently. Yet to test on a phone call if anyone decide to answer their phone lol.
Range is also less than my over ear headphones, but expected I guess
Absolutely love them. I've thrown all other buds away and even bought a spare.
I was looking at those, and then they released a newer style, the openearring https://amzn.asia/d/dG2d8RJ
The black ones don't seem to be available anymore, but khaki seems less conspicuous anyway.
They didn't really have any reviews when I bought them, but I've been happy with them. Pretty much same experience as you've had with yours, they're great open buds, I recommend. Not sure how the models compare though.
I was looking for something more lightweight like the Bose opens. These newer tozos seemed closer, though they're slightly too chunky to completely forget, like the bose. But almost, they're pretty comfy and secure
Thanks OP, bought 1
What are these like compared to QCY17s?
Yeah I have QCY T13s looking for some info to see if these would be a decent upgrade.
Don't need anything like samsung/pixel/apple buds as I only use them for riding a bike/walking etc, but something a with a little more quality would be nice.
Any recommendation for cabled USB-C headphones?
I have the salnote zero 1 they get the job done nice vocal for around 30$ and decent cable . You can get them with USB C. would recommend it over moondrop alternative due to QC issue with my own personal experience of buying them
Thanks the price is right at $30, i'll have a look for them. My girlfriend has been using a USB-C mini dac cable to keep using her old Samsung headphones but I think there's a split in the cable somewhere as she told me the audio is quite patchy and quiet now.
Those salnotes are very good. I have a pair and can't fault them.
If you're looking at adaptors, the Apple usb c headphone adaptor seems to have a good reputation, and is only $15.
Are these with physical buttons? I think so!?
No…
I ordered thinking they did
How effective is the noise cancellation? Any recommendations in this range with nose cancellation for Melbourne wind during walk in the park?
Strictly speaking of ANC alone, this is a bit weak compared to some of the latest releases that will be up to 50db ish.
https://www.scarbir.com/tws/tozo-crystal-pods-review
Good for the money, but not fantastic. Other earbuds are better for ANC. I would skip
I lost my Apple air pods so I guess I’ll get this for now coz Apple shit is so expensive
I know it’s silly to ask but compare this to Apple?
Isn't it like comparing apples and oranges? (Sorry, couldn't help it..)
It is but it isn’t, like I’m expecting apple AirPods to be more superior than this but that’s why I’m asking if anyone has used both
bluetooth 5.4, impressive, now to get a phone or laptop with 5.4 to take full adavantage, guess at least these are future proofed.
Any recommendations for work use/conference calls/teams?
This was the only 1 star rating for these earbuds from Amazon website that I could see. All others are above 4 stars.
"1.0 out of 5 stars Not that great
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on 16 January 2025
Colour: White Verified Purchase
I don't if it's 2 Mics or other error but the sound ON the calls kept disrupted communications."
Does it support multi-point ?
$44.99 now
Again 34.99
not as of this time
Really liking mine so far. Very comfortable on the ears compared to the other buds i have owned
Looks like their whole range is on special at Amazon.
Anyone have experience with these or TOZO products?