TOZO O2 Running Headphones Lightweight with Multi-Angle Adjustment, Bluetooth 5.3 Open Ear Headphones with Dual-Axis Design for Long-Lasting Comfort, Crystal-Clear Calls for Driving, Black

When I came across these, they seemed like the perfect solution for me, and they honestly exceeded expectations. In-ear headphones never seemed to fit properly for me. The ones without an ear hook would quickly fall out, and for those with one, the angle never seemed quite right to hold well. These are adjustable, so they fit well and hold more securely than any other earphones I’ve ever owned. They’re also small enough to be able to take out with you, a benefit that over-ear headphones never had. While more comfortable than in-ear ones, over-ear ones also seemed to get uncomfortable after a couple hours. These seem to be the most comfortable earphones I’ve ever owned, and I could easily wear them the whole day without issue. I hate being heard and pretty much always use my devices on mute, so having headphones that can be worn all day is a huge help as music helps my mood a lot. They can also be worn with glasses without issues, so thats a pretty big plus. Wearing in-ear ones, I would always worry about them potentially causing damage and effecting my hearing overtime. They always seemed to need cleaning after every use as well, which was a bit annoying. However, these don’t go in your ear, so I’m not constantly worried about having them on and can wear them for longer. They are touch operated, which means I can use the back of my hand or wrist to operate them instead. This probably doesn’t matter much for most people, but my hands sweat pretty excessively which can end up damaging things. Usually I would just avoid touching them after putting them on, but these are extremely easy to operate while also not requiring proper contact. I have managed to accidentally pause them a few times, but it’s just a matter of getting used to them. Luckily, they aren’t too sensitive, so they don’t get paused by hair. I can’t comment much on the sound quality, I’m not an expert on the technical side of things, but they definitely don’t sound bad. I do wish it was possible to lower the volume a little more though. While loud music is okay at times, sometimes you only want it on quietly, but even the lowest volume seems quite loud on these. Perhaps thats just me, as I’ve always been more sensitive with sounds. They do seem to leak sound more than other headphones I’ve used, perhaps due to the open design, but they’re fine on the lowest volume and I honestly wouldn’t want them any louder most of the time. It’s possible to only have one on at a time, which is nice as it’s easier to stay aware of your surroundings that way. They aren’t too noticeable if your hair is long enough to cover them, at least using the black ones with a darker hair colour anyway, which is also a plus as I’d be too self-conscious to wear them around people otherwise. They also come with a warranty, but you do have to sign up for it within 14 days. Product: TOZO OpenBuds Price at the time of purchase: £55.99 They were packaged well and arrived the day after ordering.

I recently had to travel and was on the lookout for a compact, affordable, and reliable pair of earphones. After reading many reviews on Amazon, I decided to try the TOZO A1 Wireless Earbuds. Overall, I was quite satisfied with their performance — the sound quality was good, they were easy to carry, and the battery life was decent. The only minor downside I experienced was occasional itchiness in my inner ears during extended use. Having developed some trust in the TOZO brand, I later tried the TOZO HT2 over-ear headset when I was searching for something that didn’t go inside the ear canal. While the HT2 offered good sound and a full-ear coverage, I found them uncomfortable after long periods, as my ears and head would get very hot. That's when I discovered TOZO’s outer-ear wireless earbuds — and I’m glad I did. They have a retro look, reminiscent of first-generation Bluetooth headsets, and they sit outside the ear canal, which I find much more comfortable. The earbuds can be rotated horizontally and vertically, which adds to their adjustability and ergonomic design. Pros: Good sound quality: Clear and crisp, even without active noise cancellation. Fast charging: They power up quickly, which is great for frequent use. Improved microphone: Calls sound noticeably better than with the A1 version. Comfortable outer-ear fit: No more inner-ear irritation. Cons: Bulky charging case: The plastic feels rigid and slightly cheap, and the size makes it uncomfortable to carry in your pocket. Non-interchangeable earbuds: You can’t switch the left and right earbuds — they’re fixed to each ear. No active noise cancellation: Not a deal-breaker, but worth noting. Despite a few drawbacks, I’m happy with my purchase so far. TOZO continues to deliver quality audio products at a budget-friendly price. These outer-ear earbuds are especially great if you’re looking for something more breathable and less invasive than in-ear designs.

I recently got these TOZO Open Buds and I have to admit I am impressed. I wanted to try out an open ear design due to the ear fatigue I get from using in-ear earbuds for long periods, and so far I am happy with the results. They are light and comfortable around the ear, and easily adjustable to get a secure fit. I have using them pretty heavily for about a week and I have to say that I am able to wear these for hours on end without fatigue or discomfort. The battery life on these are great as well as they have yet to die out on me during a listening session. The audio quality is great and it is nice to be able to change EQ curve settings on the TOZO app. These perhaps lack the deep bass that an in-ear headphone would offer but I am happy with the overall sound balance with these. The fact they are open-ear as well allows me to be a bit more aware of my environment, which is useful when going for a jog or doing chores around the house. The only downside (and its a minor one) is that the case is on the bulky side but it makes sense considering the design of the OpenBuds. But it does provide a lot of extra juice for your buds for a couple of quick recharges on the go. Overall I am happy with these and they fit the bill for the comfort and open-ear design I wanted. I can easily recommend these if these are the attributes you are looking for in your next set of earbuds.

I’ve always been a bit skeptical of open-ear headphones because I usually worry about them falling off or sounding thin, but this pair has completely changed my mind. I primarily use them while cycling and around the house, and the overall quality is far beyond what I expected for this style. The way they wrap around the ear is secure enough that I don't have to worry about losing them when I'm taking off my helmet, which has been a constant struggle with traditional buds. The connectivity is seamless; they paired with my phone and laptop almost instantly, and the Bluetooth range is solid enough that I can leave my phone in one room and move across the house without any dropouts. In terms of sound quality, I was genuinely impressed by the depth. While they obviously don't have the heavy isolation of in-ear buds, the vocals are crystal clear and there’s a surprising amount of punch to the bass once you find the right position. Because they are an open design, you don't get traditional active noise cancellation, but that’s actually a huge plus for me—it allows for a safe level of environmental awareness while I'm outdoors. The ease of use is great, especially with the touch controls and the adjustable hinge that lets you angle the speakers exactly where you need them. My only tiny "wish list" item is that I would have loved for the case to support wireless charging, but it’s really not a problem since it charges so quickly via USB-C anyway. The battery life has been fantastic, easily getting me through a full day of calls and music. For the price, the value for money here is incredible. You're getting a premium-feeling, durable piece of tech that solves the discomfort issues of standard earbuds while still delivering great audio. I honestly love everything about these and find myself reaching for them over my much more expensive sets lately.

That product IS awesome. Rich sound. Best value for money. Appreciate from France.

Zalety: bardzo dobrej jakości dźwięk (jest nawet dobrze słyszalny bas), słuchawki lekkie, dobrze przylegają do ucha, nie powodują dyskomfortu noszenia, nie powodują problemu w połączeniu z okularami, dobra responsywność - nadają się do oglądania filmów (brak przesunięcia dźwięku), dobrze wyglądają na uszach (na zdjęciach wyglądają na zbyt masywne, ale jest OK), wysoka jakość materiałów użytych do ich wykonania. Wady: jak na razie nie znalazłem żadnych!

These earbuds are so comfortable. Having them rest on your ear and not inside it is the main reason why. With the ear hook?, they stay in place very well. The sound is great when you listen to music and when you talk on the phone. I will forget that I have them on. I would recommend them for sure.

These earphones are harder to wear for those who have glasses. The ear hook occupies the same space as the glasses arm. It takes more time to adjust them around so they both rest properly. But once on, they are fine. The hook is large and long, so there's plenty of length to work with. It is a soft and flexible plastic as well, so they didn't cause any discomfort. The best thing about this compared to other over the ear models is the adjustability of the speaker relative to the ear. The hinge pivots and rotates, so it was easier to align it with the ear hole. It also lets the bud clamp onto the ear, making it a bit more secure. The sound quality was impressive. I used them to listen to music and it was crisp and clear. The sound feels a bit further away, but there wasn't much of an echo or distortion. The speaker is directly over the ear, so even though it is an open design, you can hear it fairly well. I was able to have the same volume setting as my normal ear style earbuds, which is really surprising. You don't need to increase the volume to overpower the ambient noise. With the ear hook design, another downside is that the case is large. It is almost twice the size of a conventional case. It is still very lightweight, but the bulky nature is less convenient for carrying around. The earpods themselves look stylish. I think the ad is a bit misleading with the colours. The grey parts look much lighter in the photos, as it was almost a metal finish. The actual grey pieces are much darker and more plastic looking. While the current white and darker grey colour scheme still looks pretty good, I was a little disappointed with them The earphones can be integrated with their Tozo app. As someone who just needs something to listen to music, it was not really necessary. I was able to pair this to my phone directly, and it worked just fine as is. The app does have some interesting features though. One in particular was the ability to have real time translations. It sounds really promising, but you do have to wait for the source language to finish before it starts the translation. It's not really real time, and so just about any phone or app could do the same. And even when it works then it is buggy. It doesn't know how to start a new translation session, as I have to exit that function and reenter. The problem is with the app though, and not the earbuds themself. These software issues could easily be improved with updates. Overall this is a solid pair of earbuds. It provides decent sound quality at a competitive price. Five stars.