TOZO OpenEgo Open Ear Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones, 5.3 Bluetooth Sport Earbuds with Earhooks for 80Hrs Playtime,32 EQ Modes, Digital Display, Clear Calls, Comfortable Wear for Running, Work, Blue

I have purchased 2 pairs of these headphones. I thought I had lost the first set, and decided to purchase them again base d on the overall performance. I had purchased the black color (same style as the second pair) originally, but decided to go with the blue pair the second purchase. My notion was, if I happen to find the black pair ( I did happen to find them) I could differenciate the sets by color. I usually wear one at work because I am required to hear people and noises around me. They function very well with only one being utilized at a time, but I would say you do have to trade all functionality for finger to headphone operation. Flaws: The left side turns the volume down, the right has volume up function. The left side adujusts songs back to previous song, the right jumps to the next song. Other functions correlate with the same premise. I would like to adjust the functionality by assigning them to my preference and style of listening. I downloaded the app in hopes I could do something like this. I am not. In fact, the headphones tout you may adjust the equalizer within the app. The truth is, I downloaded the app, but was unsuccessful with using the equalizer at all. Every attempt I made to assign the equalizer was repeatedly received with the message stating "device not compatible." Note: the options from other users for equalizer settings was available, but when attempting to assign, I received the message as stated above Another problem with the app is preset specific equalizers for music, speech, instrumental, etc... were not options. The only way to get equalizers was to utilize the settings other app users presented, or to develop your own. I don't have the time, ear, or knowledge of equalizer/soundwaives to do all of that. I know basics like Hip Hope uses a lot of bass, Heavy Metal, more treble, my basic knowledge is not good enough for my personal devlopment. Future App Development, AKA App developer: I just want to pick Jazz, or Audio book, or Classical/Instrumental equalizers and the like by selecting a preset. Positives: Headphones sound exellent with the regular equalizer settings. Waterproof (I accidentally wore them in the shower) but must advise not to put wet earphones in the case-charger. I like the ability to adjust the earphones in and out, up and down. The earphones are comfortable. The black and blue colored ones are gender neutral. The case holds a 40 hour charge, and the earphones will sustain 12 hours of continual use. I usually listen with them for around 8 hours while I work. The connection within the charging case is wonderful. The Bluetooth connection is easy and is listed as Tozo. Once they are connected, within Bluetooth a message expains device is paired to phone, and music. While using only one headphone, I am able to answer my phone, and disconnect. I can also hear when notifications like texts arrive. I don't often check my phone, hear, or feel vibration when I receive a text and it may take a whole day before I discover I received one. The phone helps me check the phone more often, when I may be needed. I really like how easy pressing the earphones is. I often have to touch them to pause my amazon music stream while I interact with other people at work. One touch, pauses the thing and another unpauses. When I wear them while mowing my lawn or tilling, I can hear the music while the motor noise is diminished substanially. I love that. Overall: I wish I could program the functions into each headphone. Standard Equalizer needs to offer professional manufuactured options (not only other users equalizer preferences and development. You really have to listen to a lot with the music you enjoy to find one that works. Too much work in my opinion. Was unable to connect the headphones to even another users equalizer offerings. I really like these.

I have ridiculously tiny ears. I've tried so many different headphone types. The "jawbone" types make a vibration against my skin that makes me want to climb a wall, I can't wear in-earbuds because my ear canal opening is so small (buds are PAINFUL no matter the tip size or type), and I'm usually restricted to "kid sizes" when it comes to on/over the ear headphones which means the sound quality tends to be on the low side. I finally set out to hopefully find something I could use since music is just part of my daily life but hey I know not everyone is into what I listen to and I needed something bluetooth. I originally bought a different set of TOZO earbuds to see if they were small enough for me to at least wear them for a short amount of time if I needed to, unfortunately no, BUT I ended up giving them to my husband instead and he loves them. I was so distressed by not finding something that could suit my wee ears and needs. I sifted through the other TOZO earbud stuff and these immediately caught my attention. They sounded exactly like what I wanted and needed. To my utter surprise and delight, they are *~wonderful~*. The sound quality is incredible, I often find myself listening to songs I know by heart and hearing background vocals I hadn't realized were there. Having the open ear design is perfect for me because I need to be hyper aware of whatever or whoever is around depending on where I am, but it doesn't detract from the sound quality at all which is amazing to me. I REALLY love the fact that I can just move the speaker bit away from my ear(s) instead of taking them completely off if I need to hear someone/something better. These things literally "ratchet" onto your ears and they are super secure for me, they're so light and the materials that go around your ear are so softly textured and designed that they don't put pressure anywhere that would be uncomfortable. I can even wear them with my heavy glasses and they're still not uncomfortable. The only con I can say for me is that the touch controls on them are a little picky and I haven't gotten the hang of it yet. Read the booklets!!

Okay, so I wanted to try open-ear buds, after seeing other brands advertised on Facebook and other platforms. I checked Amazon, first, of course. I decided to go with this brand, due to good reviews and the fact that they’re flat and adjustable. I work from home, and I like to listen to music while I work, but I can’t download Spotify or anything on my work computer, so I use an earbud and put my headset mic over the top. Let me tell you what! It takes a little getting used to without my headset pushing into it a little bit, just because it feels odd that it is not inside of my ear, but I have been wearing one earbud and my headset over it to make calls, and it is 1,000,000 times more comfortable! I can hear my music and computer sounds at the same time, and the set up was quick and easy! I am IN LOVE! I will never go back to the nasty in ear buds ever again! My ear finally is comfortable with no bud pressing into my ear. I can hear a lot better, too!

I love the sound quality and the open ear method which is more comfortable for prolonged wear (plus hooks make extra secure from falling vs. in ear buds - though Tozo 10's are great for that too, all great. The Tozo app (for iPhone, etc.) however, does not offer OpenBuds the same options it does when connecting the Tozo 10 in-ear, and likely others. It is missing ALL of the SETTINGS that are useful for T10's, the same ones that would make it useful for OpenBuds - to me. Quick explaination: The product photo above shows the app's EQ presets which apply to in-ear, but NOT OpenBuds. That includes various EQ presets for genre like Rock, Jazz, etc., and this full set also includes custom settings for preferred frequencies and savable as custom presets. BUT when you connect OpenBuds to the app, it only shows the following: 1. + 2. Classical & Vocal (the only two genres, NO Pop, Rock, Jazz, Hip-Hope, NONE etc.) so if you like Mozart and Sinatra and that's about it, you're all set. 3. + 4. Bass Boost & a Treble Boost, which are not adjustable; hi or lo end goes WAY up or not at all. This is not for fine tuning a sound, it's for fixing a problem with a bad master or player - but even still, no adjustment options means it's most likely to over-compensate, and you'll get Too Little bass/treble or Too Much. Not useful. 5. Standard - this just resets the sound back to no EQ at all. So it's not a setting at all, just a defeat button. Bear in mind, in no way can you adjust and frequencies on your own, whereas with reg earbuds, you can & more. So if you'd like to say boost all the frequencies to get louder output overall for a song with low level, No Can Do. For popular music styles, you have 4 mostly worthless choices. I wrote Tozo about this problem, sent a pic of the OpenBud options, along with a product pic of the full options as shown on this Amazon listing - where it shows the full set I have seen with reg earbuds. The response was quick but not helpful and I'm not sure they understand the problem. They said the OpenBuds off are described as having 5 presets so what is showing in my app must be correct. They did not comment on the product shot I included showing the app next to product with full set of EQ options, nor did they address the suggestion that having Classical & Vocal the only genres, and Bass / Treble boost the only other options, makes no sense at all and useless for most listeners. Hopefully they'll catch this oversight and get the full EQ options for OpenBuds. It's an upgrade premium product, it makes no sense not to use the more useful EQ settings - at very least they could allow custom changes & saves only, which could cover any use you have if you trust your ears. But no. So hopefully they'll catch up to this and fix it.

I have some serious sensory issues, and every kind of wireless earbud or headphone drove me insane. I also have a big head, so when I tried the bone conducting earphones they were too small. Someone suggested this design and at first I was skeptical because they are just a speaker outside of your ear without any sound buffering (like regular headphones) but I decided to give these a shot when they were on sale. I'm glad I did! With them being adjustable they fit perfectly. The sound quality isn't quite as good as in-ear earbuds but I'm willing to sacrifice a bit of quality for comfort. (I honestly thought they'd be worse than they are. The sound is pretty clear but the bass is lacking.) Charges quick and connects via Bluetooth seamlessly. Overall happy.

I could never wear ear buds for long because they made my ears hurt (I have small ears). I could never get them to stay in well when exercising. I was quite skeptical when I bought these. I didn't think they would be noise canceling and I didn't think the sound quality was going to be good. I am so pleasantly surprised! Great sound quality, no ear pain, comfortable fit, and they don't fall off. Ever. I've taken them on runs, bike rides, hikes. I've had them for over 6 months now and they are still going strong. I have dropped the case quite a few times on hard wood flooring, tile, concrete and that has also held up very well. Great purchase.

I got these, set them up easily after a good charging session, and had the on all day with any pain. I even forgot I had them on until I’d hear a text notification, lol. I’m super happy, because every other type of earbuds hurt. These open earbuds don’t fall off, don’t hurt, and they don’t bother my glasses, which I have to wear all the time. I was worried that my glasses would make them fall off or be uncomfortable, but that’s not the case. Having them on so much means I have to charge my phone more often, but I keep a power bank with me, so it’s not a problem. I also want to mention the sound quality: it’s great. I like being able to hear my surroundings when I’m out or waiting at the doctor’s office, or for my name to be called at my fave coffee shops. They’re a great price, I think they are awesome, and I definitely recommend them. I sat on the fence, because I didn’t want another set I couldn’t use, but I’m glad I tried them. Happy customer!

I received these ear buds two-and-a-half months ago, and loved them until the right ear unit died. I've done the full reset several times; I've used a volt meter to test whether the charging unit was working; I've cleaned the contacts, and nothing has worked. It's really disappointing. I've contacted TOZO's customer support, but have not yet gotten a response from them. Until I hear from them, these buds get a one star from me. Update (May 18, 2025): I heard back from TOZO, and they agreed to send me a replacement set, without need to return the faulty set. I write an updated review once I try out the replacement set, which should arrive in about 2 weeks. I'm upgrading my review to 3 stars, because they responded quickly. Update (June 4, 2025): I received the replacement set about a week ago, and have been reacquainting myself with them. I usually find that it takes a few days for my ears to adjust to the sound of any audio product - headphones, ear buds (iems), speakers, amps - before I can assess them. Anyway, I think the TOZO Open Ears sound pretty good, and prefer them to the TOZO T6's, which I also own. I've had to give up regular use of in ear headphones (iems), because they now cause irritation in my ears. The TOZO open ears will not sound as good as higher quality in ear phones, but I think they sound pretty good: they have decent, clean bass (I don't like bloated boomy bass), and they have a reasonably full sound, even though they're open ears. I found that I have to turn the volume up higher to get them to sound as well as I like. I use them regularly in the gym and around the house, and the quality of the sound has been good enough for me really to enjoy my music - mostly Classical and Jazz. I did try a pair of more expensive open ear units - the HUAWEI FreeArc Open Headphones - but found that the difference in sound quality did not justify the extra cost, and for my ears, they didn't quite match the body of sound that I heard in the TOZO Open Ears. One caution I would have about purchasing open ear buds or in-ear ear buds, is that differences in the quality of sound can vary among individuals acutely. Each of us has different ear shapes and this will affect how these units fit in or over our ears, and our ear canal lengths and shapes differ, so that units that sound great to me, may sound terrible to you. To conclude, I hope my new/replacement TOZO Open Ears will last longer than my first pair. I don't expect miracles, given the low cost of these earphones, but if they last the duration of the warranty, that will be ok with me.

That product IS awesome. Rich sound. Best value for money. Appreciate from France.

Eigentlich interessieren bei einen Kopfhörer nur zwei Dinge: Klangqualität und Tragekomfort. Die Tozo Open Ear kann ich (Brillenträger) ohne Probleme stundenlang tragen. Sie sind natürlich leicht (wie andere auch), aber die Funktion der OpenBuds gefällt mir persönlich besser als bei anderen In-Ear-Hörer, die ich auch besitze. Die Klangqualtitä ist phantastastisch für solche Winzlinge, gehört wird eigentlich alles: Klassik, Rock, Folklore und Podcasts. Ich besitze noch hochwertige Hörer mit Kabel, die sind nicht besser. Ein paar Kleinigkeiten stören mich natürlich manchmal doch. Wie andere reagieren sie bei leichten unabsichtlichen Berührungen. Kann man da nicht eine Verzögerung einbauen? Die Bluetooh-Verbindung reißt manchmal schon nach wenigen Metern Entfernung vom Sendegerät ab. Als meine Frau die Tozo auch mal probierte, musste ich gleich ein zweites Paar für sie nachbestellen.

Comodissimi. Li ho acquistati perché ho un fastidiosissimo acufene che alcune notti non mi permette di dormire e l'unica soluzione è un suono nelle orecchie. Sono comode perché si "agganciano" all'orecchio e sono piatti quindi non fa male l'orecchio appoggiato al cuscino e non si spostano. Non solo ma sono regolabili non solo nrll'aggancio ma anche nel pezzetto sull'orecchio. Una vera fortuna averli trovati

Almost everything about this earbuds is awesome. The Fit, looks, sound, touch everything is fabulous. Battery life is also good, though you may get better battery life in the same or lesser price range, that is not an issue for me. So all in all an all-rounder.

Je les utilise pour courir, très bien, mais le son est un peu faible si on laisse la possibilité d'entendre les bruits extérieurs