TOZO OpenEgo True Wireless Open Ear Headphone, 5.3 Bluetooth Sport Earbuds with Earhooks for 80H Playback with Digital Display, 32 EQ Modes Dual Mic Clear Call Sweat-Proof for Running Cream White

Comfortable, secure fit, long lasting battery.
These TOZO Open Ego are very comfortable! I thought they would feel bulky but you just forget you’re wearing them. They arrived the day after I ordered them, came fully charged and nicely packaged in a nice sturdy box that looks good and feels good, not cheap. They paired easily, and also added to the TOZO App instantly. TOZO’s EQ app is just the greatest thing for customizing your TOZO earbuds of all kinds, I have 3 different models connected to it and it makes using their features and checking battery life and noise cancelling features super easy and fun! So I wore these all evening and can say the sound is clear and full. The open ear concept allows your ears to be open, so not noise canceling as there are no buds in your ear canal. I decided to try wearing them to bed, very doable if you mostly lie on your back but just a little too bulky to lie on your side for long. I just took off the one I was laying on and the other one was fine for sleeping. I had a timer set, but when I woke and turned them on again they were still 79% charged. Still wearing them now as I get ready for the day and they feel great. I have glasses and they fit fine over the ear wire part of the device. I also am not bothered by the lower part of it and I really like that the controls are all on the flat front of the upper part. No accidental changes by turning your head or moving. Nice fast response when want it touching the control panel though. I am going to say that TOZO products will be your favorites, what ever style you choose. Buy with confidence!

Decent Budget Earbuds, so far
Full disclosure: TOZO reached out based on a previous purchase to request I try these out. A review was requested but not required.UPDATE @ Two Weeks: I have used these for several hours now, as gaming earbuds connected to my Steam Deck. Connectivity continues to be consistent and reliable. Comfort over more than an hour was decent. The sound quality has been good, and I really like them with my Steam Deck/gaming. Battery usage has been solid but I haven’t yet used them enough to deplete them…. I have no reason to believe they would not last several hours on a single charge.I just received these earlier this evening and haven’t had a lot of time to assess their quality, so this will be a kind of first impressions review. After using them for a few days, I’ll add an update to this as a follow-up.The most important thing to me for earbuds and headphones is sound quality. The TOZO OpenEgo earbuds are fine. You’re not going to get over-the-ear, wired high-end headphone quality with these. If that’s what you’re looking for, keep looking. For what they are, non-in-ear (not bone conduction) earbuds put out some pretty decent sound. I listened to a bit of music, and a podcast, and the sound was clear; the music’s (some Death Angel and Ghost) low end was fairly well represented, and I found it completely sufficient (high praise, I know).Bluetooth connectivity: quick and consistent connection so far. I’ve only connected to my cell phone at this point.Comfort: very comfortable, and for a rather sedentary user, these fit very well. I get the feeling if I was a jogger or something else “active” these would work well for me.Build/materials: initial impressions are solid. The case feels well made, as do the buds themselves.Power: a bit of an early hiccup here. Ostensibly, the case charges wirelessly, but using the TOZO W1 charging pad that was part of this promotion, they don’t seem to charge very well. A USB-A to USB-C cable came with the earbuds so I assume that will be the best option to charge the case. I will need to follow up on the battery life of the earbuds themselves. So far, I’ve used sparingly, and they’ve drained the case by about 9%, which seems high. Again, I’ll follow up when I have a better sense of how well they manage power consumption.Overall: a decent showing at $40 (a discount, I assume, that will be relatively consistent, off the “MSRP” of $50… a price at which these start feeling iffy). They are good for what they are but not outstanding. I’ll know more in the next few weeks.

As someone who enjoys staying connected to my environment while listening to music, I was intrigued by the TOZO OpenEgo True Wireless Open-Ear Headphones.Design and Comfort: The open-ear design is lightweight and rests gently on the ears, making them comfortable for extended use. However, during more vigorous activities I noticed they felt less secure. The included silicone stabilizers helped somewhat, but I still found myself adjusting them occasionally.Sound Quality: I was pleasantly surprised by the audio performance. The sound is balanced, with clear highs and a reasonable mid-bass presence, especially considering the open-ear design. While the bass doesn’t have the depth of in-ear models, it was sufficient for my daily listening needs.Battery Life: The battery life is impressive. I could use them throughout my workday without needing to recharge, and the charging case provided additional power for extended use.Connectivity and Controls: Pairing was straightforward, and the Bluetooth connection remained stable during use. The touch controls were responsive, allowing me to manage playback and volume easily.Conclusion: The TOZO OpenEgo headphones have become a staple in my daily routine. They offer a comfortable listening experience with the added benefit of environmental awareness. While they may not be ideal for high-intensity workouts, they’re perfect for casual listening and daily commutes.

The earbuds were great for what they are. Superb sound. Stayed in your ear during running and working out.Yet after only 5 months. There was a massive screeching sound in my left earbud that wouldn’t go away. So for lasting not even half a year. 2 stars.