TOZO Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds with 6 Mics AI Clear Call Ear Buds 55H Playtime with LED Display 32 Preset EQs via APP Bluetooth 5.3 IPX8 Waterproof in Ear HeadphonesGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I've been using these earbuds for a week, and overall, I'm pleased with what I've heard. They sound pretty good, the fit is comfortable, and the case is nicely designed. I'd give them a thumbs up.Here’s a breakdown of the good and bad:What I like:-They’re small and compact. They’re easy to carry around in my pants pocket.-The quality and the design are both great. Tozo is well known for making high-quality earbuds, and these are no exception. They have a premium feel and look in my hand, and the matte black color of the case prevents fingerprints from showing. The LCD screen makes it easy to see how much battery I have left and when it's time to charge it. The earbuds are also easy to take out of the case.-The sound quality is good. The music sounds crisp and clear. The ANC works well at blocking out ambient noise, which makes phone calls or listening to music more enjoyable. I haven’t spent much time with the app, but the fact that I can use it to customize the earbuds is a bonus.-The Bluetooth connection is simple to set up. It’s fast, has a wide range, and automatically connects to my phone when I take the buds out of the case.-The earbuds come with multiple sizes of rubber ear inserts to find the best fit. There’s also a USB-C charging cable.What I don't like:-After wearing them for a few hours, the buds don’t stay in my ears very well. They tend to fall out. I think the moisture that builds up in my ear canal is causing the issue, but I’m not sure.-They don’t have wireless charging, so I still have to plug them in to charge.-The buds aren't comfortable for extended periods of time. The first couple of hours are fine, but after that, they start to hurt my ears. I tried the different rubber inserts, but that didn't help. It’s probably just me because I have small ears, but it still is a slight negative.I still recommend these earbuds because they're affordable and you get a lot for your money. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

I've always been someone who refuses to overspend for fancy, expensive earbuds when there are so many great budget models out there, like these Tozo NC3's. They really hit the spot for me. Good price and good features. I like the lightweight design, the active noise cancelling works well, they sound great, I love the case that shows the charge level for each earbud, and they come with enough rubber inserts to hopefully fit anyone's ears. A couple minor complaints, they are sensitive to the touch. Whenever I adjust them in my ear, I end up pausing the music or skipping to the next song. They are also a bit hard to remove from the case due to their size and being somewhat slippery. But overall, a good pair of wireless earbuds and the Tozo brand is highly recommended for wireless earbuds. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase them again!

You never know what your going to get when you buy earbuds, especially budget earbuds. I currently own Sony WF-1000XM-5's, Technics AZ100's, Samsung Buds 2, Apple Beats Fit pro, Soundcore P40i's and these Tozo Hybrids. The reason I own so many different brands and ear buds: 1. They fail in some way 2. My wife and daughter are tough on earbuds. They either lose them, they fail, or the dog ate them (Actually True).These earbuds are excellent, and I picked them up for $24. What a steal for how good they sound. We have only had them for a couple weeks, so we will see how durable they are, but the sound quality at this price is excellent. The one weakness they have is, the noise canceling isn't as good as some of your higher end earbuds, or at least the ones I have, but they are still a terrific buy. Great sound, great price, fit the best of any of the earbuds we own. Both for me and my wife. She loves them.How do they compare to the earbuds we own: Sony and Technices - First off, for my ears the Sony's sound the best overall, but I, like many others had them fail when Sony did an upgrade. Sony did not replace these, which I feel they should have. I won't buy from Sony again. So, I tried the Technics AZ100's when they came out. They are very good, but I liked the sound of my Sony's better for my ears. They are expensive at $300. I do recommend them if you have the money.The Apple Beats never have sounded good to me. Plus, the little stem on the earbud breaks off very easily. I would not recommend them, especially if you own Samsung.Samsung Buds Pro 2 - The sound quality just isn't very good compared to the other's on this list. They have a very boring, unlively sound to them. (The ones the dog ate). Adios!Now to the 2 budget pair we own. Soundcore P40i - I bought the Soundcore P40i for around $50. The reviews are very good, so I thought I would give them a try. There is too much bass, that drowns out the music. There is a great video on Youtube that shows you how to adjust the equalizer to make them sound better. It does make them sound better, but they were still not right for me. I gave these to my daughter. She likes a lot of bass, so she likes them. I think what she really likes is they were FREE.Tozo Hybrids - Right out of the box these have a great sound. I can't believe they are only $24 on sale. They are superior in sound quality to the Soundcore's in every way. On sale, they were half the price of the Soundcore. I highly recommend these, but we have not had them very long, so we will see if they last. So far, they are Awesome!

I've had them a few weeks now and so far they're still great. The sound quality is good and the noise canceling is as well. The battery of the earbuds lasts really long without charging, and with a fully charged case can last you like 5 days of moderate usage. I've only charged my case twice since I got it and I listen to music quite a bit! The case is light and the display screen is cool. It does feel a bit cheap due to its lightness but I think it's better to be light. The earbuds can be a bit difficult to put into the case since they have a weird shape. What I dont like (and maybe I haven't figured out how to do it properly) is that when putting the volume up or down by touching and holding the earbuds, it makes a noise everytime the volume is changed. So everytime I want to change volume I do it through my phone instead.