TOZO Crystal Pods Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Black

Let me start with the fact that I am very picky when it comes to bluetooth audio. I have been vastly disappointed in the past and tend to avoid bluetooth earbuds because of that. Now these have actually been surprisingly great, they have a wonderfully clear relatively flat sound. No ridiculously annoying bass or tinny highs. And are a huge step up from my experiences in the past. (Including sony linkbuds, skullcandy whatevers, and some bose earbuds.) I am sort of an audiophile and bluetooth has always lacked quality in the sound, but its advancements over the passed few years it has gotten better. Is it wired quality? No, certainly not. But for day to day use it is more convenient not dealing with cables. These as I mentioned have a pretty flat eq curve out of the box, which is how I prefer buds and headphones to be personally. This is not to say they lack bass or anything just that the audio is more balanced. They also don't have a huge loss in overall audio quality over wired thanks to the advancements in bluetooth, and they have been the only truly wireless earbuds that I have ever been happy with. They are comfortable and come with various tip sizes, I like where they sit in the ears and they are pretty secure in mine with the right tips. Battery life is fantastic, I can go 7 hours atleast without having to pop them in the case and even when I do, it only takes 15 min of charging for me to listen with them the rest of my work day. Case will charge them fully 5 times about which is great, and I like that the case shows its battery level and the level of the buds. For the price these are a no Brainer to me, they keep up well with the much more expensive sony earbuds I have owned in the past and beat out pretty much every other brand that O have tried. I highly recommend these buds if your looking for something less expensive with great audio quality.

If you are looking for a good pair of earbuds, look no further. I previously used Tozo T10 buds, so this review is a slight comparison between the two. These earbuds are very nicely made and compact for easy carry. The black case is small and fits in any pocket. It charges with a USB C. The lid is clear and smoky colored. The front of the case has a white digital display that shows you both the overall battery life and each individual earbud charge - which is perfect if you use one earbud at a time like me. It also gives you a visual to show you that they are charging, so you don't have to worry about watching the orange indicator light on the top of the earbuds, like you do with Tozo T10. The displays turns off on it's own after 5 seconds, and only turns back on if you open the case. The bluetooth was very easy to connect. Right out of the box they went into pairing mode, and I was able to connect them to my phone without any hassle. The battery life so far has been fantastic, right out of the box. I have been using them now for 5 days straight at work - roughly 8 hours of use per day, and as I write this the overall life sits at 16. These earbuds came with many different silicone tips, but I find that they are a little harder to put on vs other tozo earbuds. The design of them is compact and fits well in my ear without sticking out too much or being heavy. In fact, they feel very lightweight! A downside is that they specifically fit into one side of the ear. So I can't switch and use the left earbud in the right ear, and vice versa. Also, I can only charge the left bud in the left side of the case, and vice versa. With the Tozo T10, I am able to swap ears and charging ports in the case. The noise cancelling on these is amazing, and much better than Tozo T10. Many times now, work colleagues have come up behind me to talk to me without realizing I have something playing, only for me to realize they are there after they tap me on the shoulder. The sound quality is also really great. The quality between bass, mid, and high notes is well balanced. The music or phone calls that play through the speakers is very clear and well ranged. I also noticed that if I am watching my security cameras with the earbuds in, it sounds like I am actually there. Many times I've taken the earbuds out to make sure it wasn't playing out of my phone. A quality that I enjoy as it makes everything sound more real. I cannot speak for the waterproof features yet as I have not gotten them wet. Note: These earbuds were purchased with a Tozo promotion. They did not require a review for the promo, but highly recommended it. I reviewed this product with complete honesty. Overall, I really like these earbuds and recommend them to anyone looking for an affordable pair of awesome. Pros: Small, compact case Digital case display Many different earbud tips to choose from Noise Cancelling Great musical quality Fantastic battery life Cons: Earbuds cannot be swapped between left and right ears, and only fit into one spot in the case.

Decent earbuds, especially for the price considering all the features. I have purchased Tozo earbuds before and as always they have great sound quality and usually fit fairly well. These ones seem to have more trouble staying in but not terrible. The biggest downside is the touch controls. They are difficult to use and often register an incorrect command. The noise cancelling is good, definitely not the best, but worked great for me on an airplane. Doesn't work so well around things like power tools.

Apart from the fact that I received a slightly damaged package (Hence 4.5 Stars, or else 5 Stars), I have nothing else to complain about, yet! Also, the ear buds and the case are of a darker shade of Blue than what is shown on Amazon. I would have preferred the Amazon shade. I have added plenty of related pictures, hope it helps. The Charging case came in fully charged. Pairing with my Android Phone and Windows 10 laptop was a breeze. Make sure you are disconnected from one device before trying to pair to the other. The Stock Silicone Ear Inserts works fine for me. There is a set of 5 different ones to choose from, depending on your fit. The Ear buds itself fits fine in my ear lobe, I must say this is probably the first ones that I can say so, I have always struggled to find proper ear buds that would stay and not fall off after a few minutes. Bass is really deep, audio is crisp and clear. ouch controls work seamlessly. Tapping the Right Ear bud twice skips forward to the next song and long hold on the right earbud increases volume in steps. Tapping the Left ear bud skips backward to the previous song and long hold on the left ear bud will decrease the volume in steps. Tapping once on either ear bud will jump between Play and Pause and receive/cancel calls. Listening to some of the songs (Hip Hop, R&B, Pop, Classic Rock, Acoustic Guitar, Saxophone, Flute, Piano and some of the different language songs from India), I realized for the first time I was hearing sounds and words that I never realized existed in those songs. The English language in the Instruction sheet needs refining in some sections, but you will be able to make out its intent after reading twice in certain sections. The Charging cable (USB C to USB A/B) is 12.75 Inches end to end. Instruction booklet says to use 5 Volt/1 Amp input, be weary of that, using cell phone fast charger AC adapter may cause issues. This Charging case is capable of wireless charging. When you drop your ear buds into the case, the charging dots align magnetically to the pins, which is very helpful. Fully charged case (with fully charged ear buds) discharged about 1% over night. Having fully charged the base unit only once in the last 3 days, after 72 hours and having used the earbuds for 10 hours and having charged the earbuds a few times, the main unit is still at 90%, while the earbuds are at 100%. I have noticed the earbuds loose about a 1% charge every hour, while they are new. All of the various charger information (Wired/Wireless/AC) is imprinted on the back of the Earbud holder/charger unit. I tried the mono mode with one ear bud in my ear, I was unable to see any difference from the stereo setup, which indicates that it works well as a mono. The Right however says "Primary" when you just remove the Right Ear Bud and place it in your ears. Plenty of Voice cues are given depending on the situation, it would say Primary, Pairing, Disconnected, Connected, Volume up, Volume down and many more. Phone calls are crisp and clear. Person on the other end had no problem hearing to what I was saying during our phone call, even though I was outdoors with a bit of breeze in my ear. I would recommend this to anyone who is shopping for a new pair of Bluetooth earbuds, especially to the ones who are looking for their very first pair!!!

The picture of the earbuds on Amazon’s and Tozo’s website should be updated to give a more accurate depiction of the earbuds. The pictures on each of the sites give the outside of the buds a jeweled appearance rather that what is the actual appearance. I bought this headset with the intent of returning it if it looked too much like jewelry. The appearance of the actual buds is much better than what is portrayed in the pictures. I might have purchased the black ones if I knew it wasn’t going to look like jewelry. So, on to the review: The case feels sturdy because it has a slight weight to it. There is a magnet in the cover to prevent it from popping open when it’s bouncing around in a backpack. The 1” wide beveled edge in the front gives enough space to get both of your thumbs on it. So unless you have hands like Shaq, opening the case should be simple. The same is true for removing each bud from its cavity. You can return them to their cavity on the first try instead of fumbling multiple attempts to get them to properly align to the charging contacts. Immediately after contact is made, the case’s display gives you a percentage readout of how much charge remains with the case and a 4 bar display for each of the buds to indicate how much charge remains. After 6 seconds, the display turns off and the only way to see it again is to remove one of the buds. It would be nice to have the ability to use the touch sensor on the buds when they are docked to activate the case display temporarily. It would be even better to have the option to toggle the display on and off through the touch sensors on the buds when they are docked. The touch sensors are truly touch sensors, rather than large buttons that require you to press down on them until a physical click occurs. You only have to make contact with the sensor in order to issue your command. The buds come with 6 pairs of tips of different sizes to ensure you have a good fit for your ears. The buds can also be used as a single ear setup. Function cues are given in a pleasant female English UK voice: “Primary” “Secondary” (the voice saying secondary sounds as if she suffered a stroke) “Your headset is connected” “Maximum volume” “Minimum volume” Pleasant “bloop” sound when increasing or decreasing volume. The “bloop” remains at a constant acceptable volume independent of the music volume “Power off” “Power on” “Your headset is connected” “Disconnected” “Pairing” “Reverse” - which means skip backward “Forward” - which means skip forward CLASSICAL Symphony No.6 in B minor, Opus 74 – Tchaikovsky, Teodor Currentzis These small earbuds have some big shoes to fill if it is going to play a Tchaikovsky symphony. Some in-ear headphones cause sound reproduction to sound narrowly funneled into the ears as if you are just pressing a speaker to your ear. It’s no way to experience music. This headset sounds immersive. It can surprisingly achieve expansive orchestral sound that performs beyond its $40 anticipated sound quality. Crash cymbals splash at a nice distance on both sides, the brass sound brassy and the timpani boom. The pizzicato on the cellos are voluminous with a warm hum. Sound reproduction is great across the board for orchestral sounds. - Satisfying for any classical ears. *Erik Satie buys 27...Beethoven crosses arms* ROCK Spirit!! - BAND-MAID It’s a great song to put these headphones to the test since there is such variety with the music, vocals, and backing vocals. Expansive sound even with a 5 piece band. Akane’s quick double kicks and awesome control of the drums in a quick tempo come through cleanly. The headphones are able to reproduce the niceties put into the mixing of the song, so it allows the cymbals to be heard slightly distanced on both sides and the drums sound centered. You get a big, beautiful sound to rock-out to. The headphones allow you to experience the guitars, bass, and vocals being directed to specific stereo fields to add some nuances that don’t get washed out at higher volumes. You can hear the audio of specific notes of instruments being weighted heavier to the left or right as accents to add more richness to the total sound quality. Misa’s growling bass and fills spill out nicely while Miku’s distortion is nice and crunchy. - Adds extra energy to your cardio and is waterproof. EDM Hold Me Close – Flux Pavilion A nuanced big bass torture test. After being impressed with the booming sound of the timpani in Tchaikovsky and withstanding the energy of Band-Maid, it was time to bash these babies with some serious bass. I put the volume all the way up, leaned forward in my seat and let the sound of the intro buzz into my ears with no degraded audio quality detected. I braced for the bass and didn’t know if the headphones would handle it. Thump, thump, thump into a crescendo and a pause. WE HAVE LIFT OFF!! The bass hit with a tenacity and boom as if this was a cake-walk. Yes, I got goosebumps. The electronic notes still stung cleanly despite all of the beautiful chaos going on with percussion. No muddiness, warping, or distortion. - GREAT BASS. DAVIE504 would approve. DEATH TEST Stepchild of Laceration – Disarmonia Mundi The only thing left to do is see if these earbuds will hold up under the pressure of the death test. Killer vocals and rapid double bass with heavy riffs and melodic sections. Regardless of how fast the drums played, the speakers were responsive and didn’t begin blending notes. I jumped to another song (by Infant Annihilator) with ridiculous 32nd notes on the drums and the sound remained clean. Jumped back to Stepchild and picked up where I left off. The screams retained their sinister quality even at full volume. - Impressive audio for your inner demons. Given the audio quality, features, construction quality, and battery life, this product performs above its price of $40.

Personally i waited a long time before i left my review, and had to buy other pairs after this one, I’ve owned quite a few TOZO earbuds, and unfortunately, I like this pair the least out of the ones I’ve tried. That said, they do have some features I really enjoy. The sound quality is clear, and I absolutely love the setting that allows outside sounds to come through. That feature is fantastic and makes it much easier to stay aware of things around me when i'm moving around my house like listening to audio books. However, there are two major issues that keep me from rating these higher. If I’m holding or adjusting the earbuds while outside sound is being let in, they can suddenly produce an extremely loud screeching noise. It’s not just annoying, it has hurt my ears. Because of that, I’m very very worried about handling them while that feature is active. Second, the pairing process is extremely frustrating. I regularly switch my earbuds between devices, such as my phone and tablet, and these make that process much harder than it should be. If the earbuds have previously been paired with a device, I usually have to reset the earbuds, forget the earbuds from the device, reset the earbuds again, and then try pairing them all over again. Sometimes I have to repeat the process before they finally connect. Interestingly, if I’m connecting them to a device they’ve never been paired with before, the process is much easier. The problem mainly happens when switching between devices I’ve already used them with. in short, I do like the sound quality and the ability to let outside noise in, but the painful screeching issue and frustrating Bluetooth pairing make these difficult to recommend at a higher rating. Compared with the other TOZO earbuds I’ve owned, these have been the most disappointing for me.

I bought the TOZO Hybrid ANC looking for a decent pair of everyday earbuds without spending too much. I’ve been using them for several days now, and honestly, they’ve worked really well. The sound is clear, with strong bass that doesn’t feel overwhelming. I liked that vocals and instruments still come through with detail, even in busy tracks. I tried different genres and they all sounded good. The app also lets you adjust the sound to your liking. There are several presets, and you can create your own, which I found really useful. The noise cancellation was better than I expected. It doesn’t block everything, but it cuts down background sounds like traffic or distant conversations quite a bit. On the bus or in a noisy office, it definitely helps. I also tried the transparency mode, and it works well when you need to stay aware of your surroundings without taking the earbuds off. For calls, I had no issues. People could hear me clearly, and I could hear them just fine—even outside. The noise reduction mics seem to do their job because I didn’t have to repeat myself or raise my voice. Battery life has been solid. I used them for several hours in a row without needing a charge. The case gives you multiple recharges and is small enough to carry around in a pocket. The transparent lid isn’t exactly my favorite look, but it’s not a big deal. They’re also comfortable. They fit well in my ears, stayed in place while walking, and I didn’t feel any discomfort after long listening sessions. Bluetooth connection was quick right out of the box and hasn’t dropped once. Overall, I’ve been impressed. They’re not luxury earbuds, but they get the job done really well. Good sound, useful noise canceling, easy to use, and solid battery life. For the price, they offer a lot.

I'm a huge TOZO user. I have several models and have left reviews on others. My very first TOZO earbud (one is lost) is still working just fine, but now I keep it as a back up. I bought this model recently because the last model I bought to use for my work set up really weren't good, and I don't even think they make them anymore because of the bad reviews. But, TOZO support was great with that issue. I was drawn in by the design and loved the color. They connect very quickly. I have no volume issues like I did on the previously mentioned model. They're very clear. I have no one complaining they can't hear me. The battery seems to last a long time. I can't really comment on the charging speed, as I don't pay attention to that. Overall, I'm still a massive TOZO fan and you will never see my paying the ridiculous amounts of money these other companies are charging for earbuds. These perform great. Music comes through perfectly. I make tons of phone calls all day long for work, and don't have issues. I do switch between another set only because I'll grab these to use for personal sometimes. Really . . . stop thinking you need to pay much higher prices for a good set of earbuds. I've had several of the big name earbuds. Other than my dog destroying one brand, the others have failed me and that's why I started trying TOZO. And, I'm talking the big name brands that first come to mind when people look for earbuds. Totally not worth the inflated prices. I now have this model, the T20 which I use a lot, the other one which I won't mention because they don't even sell. I had the A1 but someone stole them. I still have one of the T10 that I got years ago, and it still works. I bought another model for my nephew and he was blown away at how good they were. He used to have one of the more expensive brands that I'm sure he lost. But he was brainwashed into thinking he would need $60+ for a new pair. I got him some TOZOs just to prove a point. The price makes these almost impossible to ignore. I'd buy more now just to be safe in case TOZO ever decides to raise their prices.

Excelentes audífonos. El sonido es de lo mejor que he tenido. Si eres muy exigente en cuanto a la calidad de audio, estos audifonos no te van a decepcionar. La aplicación es de mucha ayuda y fácil de utilizar. La conexión con el celular o reproductor de mp3 es muy buena y fácil.

La calidad del sonido es muy muy buena, lo esperaba mucho peor la verdad, y estoy encantada. La conexión súper rápida y no da fallos. Si lo conectas solo a un dispositivo es automática, pero yo los tengo vinculados a varias cosas y no lleva mucho tiempo cambiar de uno al otro, q con otros altavoces o auriculares era un lío, había que "olvidar" la conexión en uno, volver a hacer todo el proceso... Y con estos bien Son cómodos, aunque a veces al llevar mucho rato me molesta un poco en la oreja, aunque la verdad que no he cambiado el tamaño de la gomita, a lo mejor es por eso. Como manos libres para hablar bastante bien también, me escuchan bien y se oye perfecto. Muy sorprendida también con la duración de la batería, tardo muchos días en tener que recargar, aunque tampoco los estoy usando todo el día, pero vamos, q autonomía de sobra, y la carga rápida fundamental, fue una de las cosas por las que los elegí. En definitiva, muy contenta por ese precio, no son los más baratos q se pueden encontrar, y yo no he probado otros, pero creo que merece la pena. Compraré decenas de productos y tanto por prestaciones como por comentarios de otros usuarios, estos son de lo mejor que hay en esta rama de precios.

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Noise cancellation is not that efficient but sound wise for music is good and for mic during video calls are clear.

good