TOZO Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 6 Mics ENC Clear Call, IPX8 Waterproof, in Ear Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones Stereo Bass Ear Buds 59H Playtime with LED Display 32 EQs via APP

Third pair of Tozo's and the best so far.I have liked the Tozo earbuds I have used. I can't compare them to very expensive brands but if those high dollar brands are truly worth the money you pay then they must be insanely great, because all the Tozo's I have had, have had great sound and very nice Noise Cancellation. These NC9 Model's are a huge step up on the older Tozo's I have had that I considered to be great. I have an old 25 year old ford ranger that generates a lot of road noise and interior noise from AC/Fans etc.. engine noise.. Just lots of old car noise. I can turn the noise cancellation on and 90% of it goes away.. It feels like noise wise I sat down in a newer quieter car. Just amazing.. also people I'm on the phone with report that the can not hear the background noise and that my voice is nice and clear. The 6 microphones built in do a good job of capturing my voice and at the same time filtering out external white noise both for me and the people on the other end of my call. My older Tozo's didn't seem to filter the noise for the people I was talking to before so I think this is a new feature. I would say that the NC on these new units is at least 30% better than the old ones. This is just my guess. We have quite window units in our house for AC. The old earbuds would reduce the noise to almost not noticeable. The new ones reduce it to where you can't tell the AC units or any fans or motors in the house are running. When I first tried them I kept thinking the AC had been turned off.battery life is decent. I think I am getting the full advertised usage, however I don't normally use them that much in a single go or even in a couple days so I tend to run them down to no more than 30 to 40% at the most and then put back in the case to charge back up. If I have used them that day I put the case on the charger on the bedside in the evening so I don't think I have ever run the case down more than 25%.I have used 3 pairs of Tozo's so far. And my wife and daughter have each been given a pair and they are really happy with them. I did buy one pair that I returned as it had a permanent white noise in one earbud that I couldn't get rid of. Factory reset etc.. didn't help so I immediately returned. I just considered that a quality control issue and to be honest it wasn't loud nor made it unusable but it was annoying. Over all though the price to performance and reliability have made me really happy.I have no issues recommending these. They only advice is to purchase whichever model has the newest tech in it if you can afford it. There is significant improvements in the newer more feature rich models. That being said I thought the older models were the cat's meow at the time and loved them. Still would be happy with them in the absence of the new models. the older models are now in the 19 to 22 dollar range on average with the new ones being in the 39 to 59 dollar range. Each of the new ones I have purchase though have had coupons or discounts putting them in the 29 dollar range. Pricing is always a time sensitive then so this is only valid for when this review was made.My biggest complaint has nothing to do with Tozo or any brand but with earbuds in general. They are small, both bud's and case's and easy to lose or misplace. It drives me nut's trying to keep track of them sometimes. However that is a me problem and not anything to do with any fault with the actual product.

If you're looking for wireless earbuds that deliver great sound, strong noise cancellation, and unbeatable value, the TOZO NC9 should be at the top of your list. These little powerhouses absolutely punch above their weight in every category.Sound Quality:The audio performance is rich, balanced, and surprisingly immersive for the price point. The bass is deep without being overwhelming, mids are clean, and highs come through crisp. Whether you're into hip-hop, classical, or podcasts, the NC9 handles it all effortlessly.Noise Cancellation:TOZO’s hybrid active noise cancellation is shockingly effective. It easily blocks out most ambient sounds, whether I’m on public transit, at the gym, or just trying to focus in a noisy café. The transparency mode is also super handy when I need to hear my surroundings without removing the earbuds.Comfort & Design:The earbuds are lightweight and comfortable for long listening sessions. They come with multiple ear tip sizes, and once you find the right fit, they feel secure and snug. The case is sleek and compact, with a cool digital battery display that adds a nice touch.Battery Life:I get about 8-10 hours on a single charge depending on ANC usage, and the case adds a solid 2–3 full charges. I love that just a 10-minute quick charge gives me an hour of playtime—perfect for when I’m in a rush.Connectivity:Bluetooth 5.3 means a rock-solid connection with zero dropouts. The pairing is fast, and switching between devices (though not simultaneously) is smooth and hassle-free.Extras I Love:IPX6 water resistance makes them gym- and rain-proofTouch controls are responsive and customizableCall quality is decent, and background noise is filtered well with the six-mic systemFinal Verdict:The TOZO NC9 earbuds are an absolute steal. You’re getting features usually found in $150+ earbuds—great sound, ANC, water resistance, and all-day battery—for a fraction of the price. Whether you're upgrading or just dipping your toes into wireless audio, these are a no-brainer. Highly recommended.

I was skeptical buying these earbuds bc let’s face it, they’re $25 and usually when you pay $25 for something, you get $25 worth of something. I’m here to tell you, these are worth far more, if for nothing else than the Active Noise Cancellation Tech, These Puppies Boast. I’ve never owned a pair of earbuds with noise cancellation but, these block out almost everything. They charge pretty quickly as well. The battery life is great and they charge very proficiently. They’re great for workouts, working in the yard or whatever because they fit snug inside the ear without bothering you too much. They sound pretty great too. They could be a bit louder with a bit more bass as far as I’m concerned but, what do you expect for $25. They sound pretty darn great. The button functionality is fairly easy to get used to and they function properly. You’re not fumbling trying to get them to do what you want them to do, they just do it. I would definitely buy this brand again. I can’t see paying $250 for a name brand, when these sound and function just fine for a mere fraction of the cost. I will let you know, if I have any problems with them, down the road. As for now, I highly recommend them to anyone thinking of getting a pair, that’s on a budget or, anyone that doesn’t want to waste $200 on a name… Hope this helps someone make up their mind…