I bought this for phone meetings since this is now the norm. Sound output is good but the others will hear everything on my end. According to my coworkers, I sound as if I was putting them on speaker. Then I tried to use these headsets for music and movies on my iPad but these earbuds keep on falling out of my ears. If I use bigger size cushions, they actually hurt my ears. At the end, they are just in my drawers not being used for anything.This is my first time trying these wireless earbuds but I think at the end of the day, I am sticking to over-the-ear headsets.

These are the best bluetooth headphones I've used. The sound and comfort are very good. Best of all is the quick connection to my Mac.

If you plan on running outdoors in winter - skip these and get some with a physical button. The touchscreen operation is finnicky without gloves and (of course) impossible to use with gloves. Yeah, it's my fault. I should have known, but I thought I could live with it. The sound is decent, the case is good, charging is fine, fit is okay and they block out some noise. No real issues with the headphones themselves, just the touchscreen interface. I think the touchscreen operation is an answer to a question nobody asked. I've since purchased a different set with physical buttons.

A couple weeks ago, my "roommate" Rafi decided to see how my old Soundcore earbuds taste. Turns out, not so good, but she liked the texture enough to chew them for a while. I needed new earbuds and didn't want to spend too much on them, and came across these Tozos. I'm quite happy with them.My biggest problem with in-ear buds is that my deformed left ear never holds them right, I've tried all the tip sizes, but they just don't stay well. These Tozo earbuds stay better than any others I've tried. They go in a bit deeper than the Jabras, which means if I put them in right, they stay pretty well. That's a big win!They sound pretty good, if a bit bass-heavy. They seal well in the ears, and do a pretty decent job of noise isolation, but without active noise cancellation, these might not be the best if you spend a lot of time flying.The controls work really well, and are pretty intuitive. Much better than the controls on the Soundcore earbuds I had before. The skip forward and reverse work well, but the voice saying "Forward" and "Reveeeeerse" get a bit old.These would be five star earbuds, but for one missing function: Pausing when they fall out or you take them out. I'm used to this on all of my earbuds/headphones, so I end up leaving things playing when I didn't. It's not a major deal, but I do miss it.

Is a good headphone, the sounds is perfect

These have great quality sound in very affordable ear buds. I am very impressed. If they hold up as far as quality and longevity I would say this purchase was a steal.

Sound quality, noise cancellation, and battery life, all 5 stars. My left ear however lost the ability to connect to anything suddenly after a couple months. Probably will not be a common problem.

honestly, the tozo t12 are pretty good they're bigger and sturdier but honestly if were talking about the raw ability to listen to music the tozo t10 are definitely better they're louder, higher quality, and bigger base. But the tozo t12 are definitely better on calls with a pretty good microphone compared to the t10's (the t10 mic and call quality are terrible). The t10's sound better in that music aspect though and personally, the t10's fit better also.(black ones are the t12's) (the brown/gold is the t10) |also the t12's look nicer in my opinion|

This is the best sound I have ever heard at such a low price.Fits the ear just right. Stays in place while exercising.Well worth the money!!!In case you are wondering I am a film and audio producer.Sound quality is outstanding at low volume.Noise cancellation is superb and battery life about 7 hours

Sound quality is a little low and not the most comfortable I've worn but they are good for workouts