TOZO A1 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Light Weight in Ear IPX5 Waterproof Headphones 2 Mic for AI Calls, Immersive Premium Sound Bass Headset with Charging Case, 32 Presets EQ Customization via App

I wasn’t expecting much for $13, but these TAZO ear pods completely exceeded my expectations. I originally bought them as a backup to my Apple ear pods, which never fit comfortably. These, however, are lightweight, tiny, and fit perfectly without any discomfort. • Easy Setup: Pairing was instant—my iPhone 16 connected as soon as I took them out of the case. • Comfortable Fit: Wore them for 4 hours straight with no irritation. • Great Sound: Music quality is crisp, clear, and surprisingly powerful for the price. • App Features: The companion app is impressive. I enjoyed experimenting with the equalizer settings, though I haven’t found a battery indicator yet. • Call Quality: Haven’t tested calls yet, but given how good the music sounds, I’m confident they’ll perform well. Overall, these ear pods are a fantastic buy. TAZO will definitely be my go-to brand moving forward, and I’m already planning to upgrade to their newest version after the holidays. Highly recommend for anyone looking for affordable, quality ear pods.

I have Samsung Galaxy Buds, these, and some other cheap earbuds. These compete with the $100 Galaxy buds I have, the other cheap buds don't compete with these. These are 5 star for price, I'd pay more for them. I paid $12.50 on sale. These would be excellent gym/exercise buds. Pros: Bass, mids, highs are all great on these. The sound is enjoyable, though not exceptional. The app allows for EQ tuning which primarily helps when you want more or less bass. The app runs firmwear updates. These fit tight and don't fall out as easily as my buds. They block background noise well. Volume is good and can tune eq for more volume. Cons: Treble is not great, with some static. Clarity is much better on my samsungs. They're not very comfortable. Comfort 6/10. Probably the biggest con. Not a deal breaker but not optimal. They kind of dig into my ears, vs Samsungs can be worn for hours with no irritation. Right earbud cuts out when pushed all the way in my ear. Left doesn't have this issue. Noise gets blocked by internal ear pressure, like when I yawn, it blocks out sound.

I wanted to like these more and give it 5 stars, but there were a few cons that made this difficult for me. To preface, I have very small ears. When I first used them, they would somehow feel "plugged" like it wouldn't sit in my ear right and then I wouldn't be able to hear my movies or music. I played with some sound settings, but the issue was something else. I noticed that anytime I spoke or ate, the earbuds would fall out of my ear. So either I couldn't hear until I tweaked it perfectly, or they would slowly fall out and roll into the abyss. I decided to look at my old headphones that broke. I had replaced the rubber ear piece attachment on the old ones from a three pack of different sizes and it was much smaller than the one that was provided. I replaced them and now I'm having no issues. The way the one provided are designed just have so many issues. Since switching to the small ones, I am no longer having any sound issues and they stay put in my ears when I'm listening to something, eating, or talking. It would be great if the company provided different sized rubber pieces. If I didn't have my replacements, I probably would have returned them and found different ones. Now they work perfectly and have the best sound quality. I definitely recommend buying a pack if you're having issues like I did and try out the different sizes until it works. They are extremely simple to use, you just need to read the instructions, download the app and change your sound settings for your preference. It's best to turn some music on so you can test out what sounds the best. They seem durable. I fall asleep with one earbud in every night and I wake up scrambling to find it in bed. The battery life however is definitely not as good as the ones I had before. They would last about eight to twelve hours and charge within 30 mins. These ones last about 6 hours and take longer than an hour to charge back up. The charging case does not have a good battery life either. It dies within 4-5 charging sessions. All in all, it's a good product if your willing to put some effort in. At this point, the only issue is the battery life, which I can live with.

After multiple bad experiences with more well-known and more expensive brands (cough, cough, Raycon ripped me off, gave me two pairs of busted earbuds and I got no refund, cough), I've been occasionally buying some different generic Bluetooth earbuds to test out for my daily workouts and use around the house. And the TOZO A1's are possibly my favorite pair yet for one big reason-- incredible value for the cheap price! Got these on sale for $12, and I'm half tempted to order another 1-2 pairs just to have as backups. Now you have to go in with realistic expectations. You shouldn't buy these expecting a comparable quality to a $500 pair of Sennheiser's. But for $12, the sound quality more than delivers, and is honestly comparable to bigger brands and some earbuds I've owned in the $40+ range. I've found that occasionally, the sound can sometimes have a slightly tinny quality, but for the most part sound feels clear, and has a strong bass and great volume. (I love to crank my music, and these do a good job with that.) Pairing is simple and intuitive and it connects within seconds. It's very portable thanks to the small, sleek case. And charging is a breeze. Battery life is also more than adequate for my needs. I've listened for 60+ minutes at a time with no issues so far, and I haven't had to do any extensive charging. They're also very comfortable for me and stay put, although this is going to come down to ear size/shape. Easy 5 out of 5. For $12, you couldn't do much better.

I don't know how I missed doing a review for these nifty little ear buds but now that it's come up, I can say that I keep these on my desktop and use them practically every day. They may not be as prestigious as the name brand ones but they have very good sound quality and I didn't have to spend a fortune on them. Music sounds great. There is no fussing with the internet, phone, cloud or subscriptions, you simply take them out of their case and they automatically pair with your bluetooth device. If you go out of range from the device (it's about 50 feet, near as I can tell) the sound will cut off, but will automatically re-connect when you are back in range. The case is simple to re-charge. They have performed perfectly with no problems since I have had them (I think it's over a year now? Can't see the exact date on this page). Very happy with these, they have far exceeded my expectations for such a reasonable price.

This review is going to be short and to the point. And, with full disclosure, I have purchased at least six pairs of Tozo earbuds. For what the Tozos cost, compared to the sound quality, they are certainly worth buying. The fit my ears ... great. The peculiar thing with fitment is my right ear is smaller than my left. However, every set of Tozo earbuds I have had have always fit great. So far, I have yet to have one fall from my ear. So why a 3-star rating if I have nothing but good things to say? Well, because the Tozo A1 earbuds are the most difficult earbuds to remove from their case. When you finally are able to remove one of them you inevitably fumble, drop, and/or end up touching the side. And if you accidently touch the side, more than once, you may have put it in BT pairing mode, or skipped to another track, made a phone call, or even launch a war head. You never really know because you have to fumble the earbud so much just to get it out. Ultimate reviewer question: "Would you recommend these to family or friends?" NO chance. Not only would I not recommend them, I threw these in the recycle bin rather than just giving them to someone. Tozo makes such better stuff. Do yourself a favor and spend another $10 to get a better set of Tozo earbuds.

I had been searching for a decent pair of wireless waterproof earbuds where the battery would play music for at least 4 hours on a full charge. I wasn't going to even consider any pair fitting my needs priced below $40, until my daughter told me about these, saying she really loved them and used them until she lost one of them after only a few weeks of use. So I bought them, and have all positive things to say about them, except for one thing. Here goes: PRO's: - They come with 4 pair of different sized rubber fitting tips - Using the pre-installled earbud tips, I was shocked in surprise that all it took was one quick finger press and they fit snugly and better than any other pair I have ever worn. As opposed to having to fiddle with them, twist and turn with a bit of force to make them stay in position. Not these - perfect instant snug fit that stays in place! - near continuous run time playing music or listening to audio books is at least 4 hours! Are you kidding me? For under $15, having 4-5+ hours battery time? Awesome! - When you need to keep using them but a battery dies - This is awesome - One side will always run out of battery before the other. When it does, or better, when it gives the 1st of 3 warning beeps that it is getting low, immediately take it out of your ear and put it in the charge case. OMG. It will charge to 80-90% in 20 mins or so! This means, when one starts to die, put it in the charge case, still listening to the other one. When that dies, even if it's 10 or 20 minutes later, put that one in the charge case, and start listening to the other one that you just put in the charge case a few minutes ago. You will find that it will run long enough for the one you just put in the case to charge to get to a full charge! Doing this, you will always be listening to at least one, but after a couple of times swapping them in/out of the charge case, they charge so fast that you will be back listening to BOTH again for another 1-2 hours, as the charge case if fully charged overnight will charge both earbuds at least 2-3 times. This is amazing - I've had to do this trick of using one while charging the other, but never do they charge fast enough to soon be using both again the same day because of such fast charge times compared to long run times. $15!!! This is an exceptional product and rare to have so many great features for pretty much a cost that makes them disposable but they are anything but!! - Sound quality! OMG! Really nice deep base response, and nothing missing throughout the mids and highs either! - The phone app makes it easy to pick from a huge repository of EQ settings. The phone EQ app isn't just a cheap attempt so they can advertise it as having a 10 band EQ - it is a bonafide 10 band EQ with a 10 DB range (+5 to -5 per each frequency band). You can create as many EQ templates as you like, give them a custom name, save them, even share them. At least 100 or more you can access from other users whose templates show up in the app. -Waterproof! I use them working in the yard (sweating profusely) at the gym, and in the shower blasting hot water from the shower head right on them. CON's: - Just one. As stated, they fit perfectly... until. At some point wearing them for an hour or so, you can feel one starting to get loose - DAMN! There it is on the ground - I hope it didn't break. Whew, it's still fine. It might just be me, but every single day, after wearing them both for at least an hour of a perfect fit - the moment I feel either one starting to loosen up - is when it is falling out. I took Karate, and I;m known for my fast reflexes, but not once so far have I ever been able to stop either one from falling out. Like I said, they fit perfectly, so I don't adjust them. They seem like they never move at all, maybe my ears build up with a thin layer of humidity/sweat, but without notice either one will just pop out faster than I can try to catch it free-falling 6 feet from my head to the ground. So it's been several weeks, so each one has jumped without a parachute to a crash landing on the ground every day, so each one roughly 20 6 foot drops, most of which to cement or asphalt. They both still work 100%, so I am just more surprised than upset at this phenomenon. Perhaps I'll attach a string to them, so when one falls out, I will have time to cup the opposite ear, and it will only fall the length of the string and not hit the ground. Instead of a string, I'll just buy at least one more pair, probably two, so that whenever one breaks, is lost, no longer lasts long after charging, it will become disposable (unless first try to take it apart and see if I can buy a super small rechargable battery and replace it myself, who knows, just a fun "maybe" thing. I completely 100% endorse these earbuds though. Even in the comments, there doesn't appear to be any issue that keeps coming up over and over, a sign of a well-designed product with a rare lifecycle!

These are the first pairs of plugs that has NOT FALLEN OUT MY EARS WHEN I BEND DOWN. First pair that actually sits in my ear with ease and comfort! The sound is unbelievable and I’m. It getting paid to say that! The way it forms into your ear great for price! I actually took a few moments to figure out the correct way to place into my ear and once I got it, I love it. I’ve bought 3 pairs already for my family. Quality ✅ Easy to use ✅ comfort ✅ Light weight ✅ Sound ✅