TOZO T20 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones 48.5 Hrs Playtime with LED Digital Display, IPX8 Waterproof, Dual Mic Call Noise Cancelling 10mm Broad Range Speakers with Wireless Charging Case

Overall very good product. Some things to consider is that the rate of defects and other quality issues seems to be higher than other big brands which is to be expected at this price. It came with an 18-month warranty that is activated via a QR code that comes in the box. Fantastic customer service. There were issues with ENC and background static in my first pair and they sent a replacement. Do note that if you have any issues with a TOZO product, report it using the Problem Feedback form in the TOZO App for a quicker response.Sound quality:Strong bass with good rumble but less detailed compared to bass in AirPods Pro 2. Clear and balanced mids and lower treble but the upper treble peak is too much, you can use the TOZO App EQ to lower it but it isn't as precise as other equalizer apps that are out there. No head-tracked spatial audio like AirPods but soundstage in these is a little larger in my opinion, although less even in some directions.Battery life:Very good, I can still get 8-10 hours of continuous use on a charge after 11 months of use, however I rarely use them continuously for that long. They charge fast enough in the charging case that I never really think about their battery level. I can get at least 3 full charges from the charging case so a max of around 48.5 hours seems plausible for a new pair. The LED display on the charging case is convenient and accurate, however the charge level shown in the TOZO App can be inaccurate sometimes. Wireless charging works but slower than cable so I don't use it.Noise Cancelling & Mic:ENC stopped working after a week. They sent a new one which works. Call noise reduction is pretty good. Not amazing mic quality but good relative to other wireless earbuds.Waterproofing/Durability:I haven't rigorously tested the IPX8 waterproofing nor would I want to. Very few wireless earbuds are truly waterproof and can be submerged. It is water and sweat resistant. However, water can activate the touch controls and decrease or increase the volume all the way so I do not recommend getting water or sweat on the touch sensing areas. Pretty durable and don't take any noticeable damage from drops, however the case will and often opens when dropped on a hard surface. This may even result in it opening when dropped, one earbud flying out, and then closing again while it tumbles before you look down to see where it went after falling out of your pocket.Fit:Most earbuds don't fit or stay in my ears very well. For me they will stay in while walking, but may fall out while running or chewing. The fit is comfortable.

I’ve put these things through the absolute wringer over the past ~18 months and they are still working great. I run quite a bit (40-70 miles a week) and I am a VERY sweaty dude. I do give them a 30 second clean after a workout, but I’m surprised the metal charging ports haven’t been compromised by now. Super resilient for running and stays in your ears pretty well. The sound quality is more than adequate, and the control functionality from the buds themselves is pretty intuitive. I’ve run through so many pairs of headphones - I’m happy I found a new go to. Will definitely be buying again when the time comes.

This is surprisingly good ear buds for the price. I can listen to music, take calls, and battery life is good.Can't complain for $30.

I have a pair of TOZO NC2s but they are too big for my ears and fall out, regularly. I tried a set of T20s and they fit perfect without constantly falling out. No, the T20s do not have the features of my NC2s, but they are a better fit for me. The sound quality is great even without the bass boost that comes on other models. I was able to make an EQ adjustment to get the sound quality I was looking for. For the money, these are a great little set of earbuds for anyone, but if you are having a hard time finding earbuds that won't keep falling out, try the TOZO T20s.

I already owned the Tozo T9 & the Tozo T6 when I ordered the Tozo T20. In my experience with Tozo, they're always worth the money, and then some. Why did I buy these? I do most of my music listening while lying on my side in bed. The T6 protrude way too far from the ear canal to ever be comfortable at all while doing this. The T9 protrude much less, but are still bulky enough to be quite uncomfortable lying on my side. The T20 are much smaller. They are the most comfortable pair of earbuds for side-lying that I've found. I wouldn't say they're exactly comfortable, but they're the best so far. I was also hoping that these would have more bass than the T9. They don't. I'd say they sound exactly like the T9, which isn't a bad thing. I've heard from Tozo customer support that their NC2 have better bass. They are about the same size as the T9, so I know they won't be as comfortable as the T20 for my needs, but I'm satisfied enough with Tozo & curious enough about the bass to give them a try. Every pair of buds I've tried that has excellent bass has been too uncomfortable for me to lie on my side with them in. If Tozo ever releases a pair with sufficient bass for my standards that fit like the T20, i'll buy them in bulk. I can't understand why people pay hundreds of dollars for earbuds that aren't as good as what Tozo gives you for a fraction of the price. Tozo is a brand that is inexpensive, sounds great, is well made, has an app with lots of options & has top-notch customer service. The T20 are comfortable for normal use & comfortable enough for lying on your side with them in your ears. They sound great, look great & cost far less than any brand out there that are worth buying. Btw, I owned a pair of Airpods Pro for a year while I briefly owned an iPhone. Tozo earbuds look better, sound better & cost around 10 times less. For Android at least, these are a much better option. If my phone's Bluetooth is turned on, all I do is open the Tozo case & the buds instantly pair. I recommend these to anyone, except maybe iPhone users who want options only Apple products can give you, and audiophiles, who will swear more expensive earbuds mean better earbuds.Edit: I will say I can't necessarily recommend these for phone calls. When myy sister calls me, she says she can never hear me when I have these in. (Although I've used them for video calls without a hitch.)