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

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!

The TOZO NC2's I purchased a while ago surprised me. Being they were the first small in ear buds from TOZO that were sort of trying to copy the look and feel of the Apple Air Pods, I thought I wouldn't like them compared to the more compact seeming sort of "bean" bud design of TOZO's other lineup like the T10's, NC9's, T12's etc.Boy was I wrong.The NC2's surprised me by being both very comfortable, and offering fantastic audio quality while also being one of the better buds to actually stay in my ear which the other bud designs sometimes had harder times doing, especially while I was working out. They grew on me pretty quickly and became my go to for a long time.Now TOZO Comes out with the NC3's and while the overall deign doesn't look that different, the quality and feature set increases in ways that makes the upgrade a worthy successor as improving on the NC2's is no easy feat.The First thing you may notice about the NC3's is the charging case now has a screen on it instead of just the charging dots. Not a major function change but useful as heck to see the charge of both the case and the headphones within it. One thing I loved about the NC2's was it was probably one of the first of the older ear of TOZO that didn't have vampire drain on the earbuds or case (T12's I think were fine too) and the trend continues with all of TOZO's current models which is fantastic.The next if you had the NC2's is the feel and finish. Both the Case and the Buds now are a sort of matte plastic instead of gloss with that slightly textured finish that feels good and doesn't pick up an fingerprints. It feels good and looks good and makes the buds a little easier to handle honestly as it gives you a tad more grip especially when you may be a bit sweaty at the gym.Also all of these newer models now also use the TOZO app on your phone to update their EQ settings as well as get FW updates that have made some fantastic quality improvements especially for things like the ANC which has moved some of their devices from Good to Great in terms of ANC quality and that continues here.Lastly the audio still sounds fantastic. The sound from the NC2's I said was hard to beat so I can't say I hear a substantial improvement to the sound quality directly, but they do sound very good and I have not a single qualm about using them for any medium I plan to use them for, be it Video, Gaming, or Music.Overall if you want an earbud that sounds fantastic and can probably go semi toe to toe with Apples Ear Buds at a fraction of the price, the NC3's are a solid option.

I've used these earbuds regulary for about a month and am very satisfied with them. They are the first earbuds I've had that fit in my eras, stay in my ears, and don't hurt my ears. For that I'll tag on an extra star.The sound is very good. I have a pair of TOZO over the ear headphones with great sound and these match them for sound. There is a phone app for them which lets you mess around with the available equalizer. You can create your own sound for them or use a predefined setting to get the exact sound you want.The instructions to use them are very tiny for these old eyes so I had to scan them then print them at about 200%. I suggest keeping the instructions handy until you get used to how to control them by touch. Sometimes when I adjust the buds in my ears I tap the controls accidentally. To fix that problem for myself I use the phone app to control the various functions of the buds.I highly recommend for people looking for well fitting buds with great sound.