Product Dimensions |
4.17 x 3.35 x 1.57 inches |
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Item Weight |
77 Grams |
ASIN |
B0C746TY77 |
Item model number |
T13187 |
Batteries |
1 Product Specific batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
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Best Sellers Rank |
#796 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #8 in Open-Ear Headphones #369 in Climate Pledge Friendly: Electronics |
Date First Available |
June 3, 2023 |
Department |
open-the-ear-headphones |
Manufacturer |
TOZO |
Units |
1.0 Count |
Number Of Items |
1 |
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Shadman Hassan –
The TOZO OpenBuds are an absolute game-changer when it comes to wireless earbuds. Their dual-axis design and multi-angle adjustment feature make them incredibly versatile, allowing for a customized fit that’s comfortable for hours of wear. Plus, they’re perfect for driving, providing unmatched comfort and safety by freeing up your hands and ensuring crystal-clear calls on the go.I love the open ear design, which not only enhances comfort but also versatility for various scenarios, from video calls to jamming out to your favorite tunes. And let’s not forget about the TOZO ORIGX Acoustic and APP, which deliver superior sound quality and noise isolation, along with customizable EQ settings for the perfect listening experience.With dual connectivity and an impressive 42 hours of playtime, these earbuds are truly a steal. Whether you’re commuting, working out, or just chilling at home, the TOZO OpenBuds have got you covered. Highly recommend grabbing a pair if you want top-notch sound and comfort on the go!
Hawk –
These headphones are fantastic. To start with, they are fully adjustable which makes them super comfortable to wear. They are lightweight but have a very solid build quality and feel like they were engineered very well. They have a snug fit and don’t feel too heavy or to light, they are perfectly balanced. I love the fact that I do not have to insert them into my ear. These fit nicely right outside of the ear allowing me to pause my audio and hear my surroundings without any issues which is awesome because in ear headphones cause me to heave to take out the headphone in order to hear others around me talking.The sound quality on these are very nice. The Audio is crisp and clear. It has a very nice bass and if you pair it with the tozo app, you can change your audio settings to tailor your needs.The touch control is also a nice feature. I can adjust the volume, skip tracks, and manage phone calls all with a touch instead of having to take my phone out.In conclusion these are very nice headphones for the price and great for working out or general purpose activities. I would highly recommend these and TOZO has great customer service.
AlyssaAlyssa –
I have been using tozo earbuds for years now, and they became my favorite brand as far as earbuds are concerned. They are always high quality and dependable. These open ear earbuds are no exception. As the previous ones, they are sleek, have long battery life, long range, good quality sound, do not go into the ear canal which I prefer, and even have ear hooks. This means that I can use them while at the same time doing whatever I need, whether gardening, mopping floors, doing dishes, sewing, or anything else without fear of them falling out. Because the buds themselves are adjustable in both horizontal and vertical planes, they are very comfortable, without sacrificing the volume or quality of the sound. I am not listening to music enough to attest to the parameters of bass and such, but for my needs, like audiobooks, podcasts, and light music they are perfect. Go Tozo!
CalCal –
I intentionally purchased these headphones to use while running, so my review is based on that. I also really enjoy heavier music, so that is what I have used these headphones for.I have tried bone conduction, headphones, and for some reason I really don’t enjoy them at all. Perhaps it is the shape of my head, but when running with bone conduction, headphones, I find the sound is very disjointed. I also have found bone conduction headphones aren’t particularly well rounded in the sound department. For that reason, I decided to look for other options, which is when I found these Tozo Openbuds.Just like bone conduction, headphones, these do not go inside your ear, like traditional earbuds. Unlike bone conduction, these sit on your ear and use 14.2 mm speakers that project directly into the ear. This makes a few major differences. The first is there can actually be substantial bass. The second is even if you have a large head like myself, the bouncing around while running, won’t make the music bounce around because it isn’t reliant on contact with the side of your head like bone conduction. Overall, a better experience.I do listen to predominantly heavier music, such as metal, metalcore, and some rock music. This is where I had issue with bone conduction, headphones as metal music just doesn’t sound right with them. I understand that with bone conduction the benefit is, you can hear your surroundings which is important while running, but the quality of music dropped significantly for that. These headphones seem to have no issue playing the music I like in an acceptable manner. Instead of being tinny like bone conduction, it was a very full sound, which I appreciate for heavy music. I am not obsessed with bass but it is necessary to have some when listening to heavy music. The mids and treble were also really good rounded out the experience well.But the sound quality isn’t what sold me on these headphones. I have headphones that sound great, what I didn’t have was headphones that sounded great that I could also run in comfortably. I have a pair of Soundcore Life A2 NCs that I originally bought to run in as some reviews said they were good for that. They are fine, but I found I had to constantly adjust them while running and checked that they weren’t about to fall out. Like most earbuds, for some people they work while running, and some they don’t. The Tozo Openbuds negate that problem by not actually going in your ear, but hooking over your ear and clamping down using the mechanism it has. I did over 3 miles of speed out and not once did I have to adjust these earbuds. They are very light, and also held very strongly in my ears. I could actually focus on running instead of trying to correct their position in my ear.Open buds as opposed to being in ear, the other benefit of safety is fantastic. I was running with one of my training friends, and I could have a full conversation while also hearing when other people called out when cars were coming while running on the road. I of course didn’t have the volume up incredibly loud, but it was still loud enough for me to enjoy while holding a full conversation.I haven’t had these headphones long enough to speak on their longevity, but the build construction seems satisfactory. The battery lasted a whole workout, but considering these advertise substantial amount of runtime, I can’t really comment on that from essentially 5 miles of working out.The touch controls seem to be responsive yet not overly so which I appreciate. Maybe the best way putting it is they are responsive but not overly sensitive. I didn’t use it a lot while running, but it did work quite well. I have use a touch controls while wearing the earbuds around the house and they work really well.Obviously for earbuds of this size, the case is big. This isn’t an issue for me, but if you wanted a case, that was the size of case, you’ll be disappointed. the case is functional though, and is low profile enough to put in your pocket or in a backpack.Will also say that the open buds are quite comfortable to wear. I probably could’ve mentioned this earlier, but they are comfortable and light to wear. I haven’t use these for a half marathon for example, but I imagine they will be fine for a distance like that. They are, at least to me, very comfortable, and didn’t hurt my ears. For at least the short distance I wore them for.I think it goes without saying, but obviously, these are not noise canceling at all. That’s not their purpose, nor is it exactly possible with their design. That is the point though, they’re open so that you can hear the things around you. I know this is an obvious thing to say, but I feel like it should be mentioned at least so people don’t get confused.I haven’t ran into any issues at all with these earbuds. I’ve had no connectivity issues, no sound issues, and no charging issues. As I have owned them for very long, I cannot say there will be no issues, but I am happy with them so far.If you want to have a good pair of earbuds for running that aren’t expensive, I would strongly recommend giving these a try. I personally don’t like the idea of spending over $100 on something that might not even work for me, which is why I bought these. I borrowed a pair of Shokz And didn’t like them at all. They were an older model, so I was tempted to buy the newer ones, but I also didn’t want to spend all that money to just not like them. Spending $50 on these Openbuds seems like a more responsible option, and I am happy I bought them. I understand that earbuds in general come down to the individual wearing them, but I feel that the design of these would work for most people.I obviously have given these five stars. The overall reason I gave The such a high rating is the price was low, the sound quality was high, and I could wear them while running extremely comfortably. I would recommend these to anyone who enjoys running with headphones or working out with headphones. I would also recommend these to anyone who walks to work and wants to be able to hear the world around them.
jay –
A little background: I’ve been a fan of tozo since I tried out the a1 minis. They were my first set of wireless earbuds, and I honestly could have saved myself a lot of time and money if I just stuck with them instead of going on a journey / into the rabbit hole of trying to find a “perfect” set. While I did find some others I enjoy, the simple fact is that those A1 minis are the ONLY ones that stay in my ears. Fit has to come first for me. I currently have two sets and will continue to replace them as needed (just due to the natural battery drain over time with heavy use).On to the review for this product:I never really knew about the “open bud” concept, but as I am trying to get into a more active lifestyle, I both was looking for something that I could trust in the fit and would allow me to have more awareness of my surroundings if I’m taking some time to walk or run outdoors. I happened to come across these and because I’ve already had good experiences with tozo as well as the fact that they seemed to check all my boxes, I purchased them.The price point I believe is more than fair, especially when compared to higher price-tag models that may or may not be “better”. I’ll always appreciate the affordability of these products and the frequent discounts offered.The open ear concept again was not something I’d been familiar with, at least in the last two decades really; I was reminded of my days in school and on the bus wearing the simple headphones of the early aughts with a wrap-around design. We have (obviously) come a long way with audio technology since then. I wasn’t sure at all what to expect from this current iteration of that idea. The sound quality honestly blew me away. They seem able to maintain the generally (in my experience; I’m not an audiophile) much higher sound quality of over-ears vs wireless buds.The fit is just about as customizable as it can get, and I’d imagine most people would not struggle with fit on these. For me, as someone with small ears that cannot seem to contain regular wireless buds (aside from the a1 minis) and one ear with a shattered cartilage deformity, I’m a tricky fit. If you’re used to the plugged sensation of in-ears, it can feel a bit strange at first, but they’re so easy to adjust and get them in the right position for you. Once on and adjusted, the freedom of not having something shoved into your ear canals is awesome. I will admit when wearing them for several hours I got a bit of an ache around the ear hooks, but that’s typical for me even just wearing sunglasses for an extended period of time. I’d say they’re no more intrusive than glasses, and they’re encased in foam for more comfort.I had no issues with any sound leakage; perhaps at full volume that may happen but I never push the volume that high anyway. And again, the sound quality is fantastic imo. On par with any of my over-ears (admittedly I have not tried many of the very high-priced models, but I am more than pleased with these). That sound quality remains great while allowing you to hear what’s going on around you. Noise canceling has its place, but so does the open ear concept (oftentimes you’ll see ANC buds that have a transparency mode for this effect).The case is great if not the most “stylish” or rugged in and of itself; the buds snap in securely without having to fiddle with anything as I often do with other buds. Those magnets are strong but not so much that taking them out of the case is difficult.As far as battery life goes, I was ecstatic to see the long life advertised, and the one night I had them on all throughout / while sleeping, they still had some life left when I woke up. They may not quite reach what is stated but I’ve found that’s common for most wireless buds. 8 hours is plenty for me, and to be able to reach 10-12 if not the full 15 that was quoted is far superior to any buds I’ve owned before. But I never wore them for that long anyway, which brings me to the one issue I had, which was a bit of a static sound in the left bud that would start up when any audio was being played but would stop when the audio was paused.I reached out to customer service about this and they guided me through troubleshooting options, and when we came to the conclusion that no troubleshooting could solve the issue, I was sent another pair, no strings attached. I am eagerly awaiting their arrival. I always got a response from their customer service agents within hours, maybe within a day at max, throughout the whole process. They were easy to work with, friendly, and understanding.Overall I’d definitely recommend these. I considered docking a star due to the static issue, but customer service was so great that I don’t feel it’s necessary to do so.I’m very much looking forward to the new set they are sending me, and I know I will get a lot of use out of them.
Sam W.Sam W. –
These open-ear earbuds are better than in-ear earbuds, and here’s why:While lying down with your head pressed into a pillow or wearing earmuffs, they don’t get pressed into your ear canal, so they don’t hurt at all.They don’t fall off your ear, which is especially useful for both exercising and yard work. I think you could go skydiving with these on, and they wouldn’t fall off.Now let me tell you what I love about these TOZO specifically:They are well-engineered in the way that they can be adjusted on your ear; it’s almost fun to play with the adjustments.The TOZO app allows you to change the sound mode from deep bass to high treble and everything in between. Also, there are touch buttons on each earbud that can be changed or disabled, which is really nice if you’re resting on something and it keeps getting hit accidentally.The sound – I love the sound that comes out of these earbuds. It’s a natural sound that is great for watching videos and playing music.The battery life keeps up with my phone’s battery and lasts through a whole workday with plenty of battery left over.This last one is the best: you can power on and off these headphones without the case. By holding the touch buttons on each earbud at the same time for 3 seconds, you can power them off or on. That’s a game-changer for me. I go for a walk during lunch, and I just leave my case behind. If I run into someone or feel like taking my headphones off, I don’t worry anymore about not having music for the rest of my walk.Summary:I am a happy owner
Roch –
I have tried several headphones over the last 3-4 years bone and air conduction and the tozo openear buds are by far the best. Here’s why : -Sound: The sound is really good. I set the settings to BASS+ and I am satisfied with the result, especially for open ear technology. This is the loudest sounding pair I’ve had so far, I’ve had Tranya x3 and OpenFit 01. Where the others failed, Tozo succeeded. With the volume at maximum with the other 2 pairs mentioned above, I couldn’t hear well at times in the Gym, I wasn’t able to hear well on the bus and I heard almost nothing in the metro. With Tozo, I am not only able to listen to the music, but also understand the lyrics and I don’t need to turn the volume up. These 14mm driver headphones play louder than some 16mm driver headphones I have tried. –Openfit by Shokz. I made a comparison between the 2. OpenFit was demonstrated at the store. I put an OpenFit earphone in one ear and a Tozo Openbuds in the other ear, I put the same song in the 2 earphones which I played at the same time. I didn’t really see any differences. Both played equally loud and the sound quality was similar. You have to remember that Openfit costs twice as much as Tozo. -Adjustement: the fact that it is possible to adjust the earbuds on several axes is not only a good idea, but practical too. I had a pair that was good, but it held well on one side, the other ear did not stay still. Each ear can have its earpiece adjusted in its own way. The headphones stay attached securely to the ears, they never fell out, no matter how hard I shake my head. -Calls: when I ask the people I’m talking to if they can hear me well, they tell me yes. I did several tests, with a tuque covering my ears, with wind (weak to moderate) people tell me that they can hear me well. It rarely happens that there seems to be a small difference in sound between each ear during a conversation, but this has only happened 2 times on multiple calls in 2 months. -Application: the other models I had did not have an application. One of the advantages of the application is the update. Without it, the purchased product will remain as is, while with an application, the company can improve the product. The application allows you to change the equalizer and offers the option to listen to music, relaxation sounds/noises with a timer. I find this interesting. -Battery: the batteries last a really long time, since the case charges the earbuds, I didn’t need to charge the case often in almost 2 months. -Multipoint connection: Very useful, I use it especially when I work, my work and personal cell phones are both connected to my headphones. I can easily answer either one when it rings without any additional steps once both are connected. Sometimes I connect my headphones to the laptop for a video conference as well as to my cell phone. What’s good to know is the controls work when connected to a device other than the cell phone. For example, when I connect the headphones to my Chromecast or my laptop, I can pause the video, change songs, and play with the volume using the headphones’ functions. -Gestures: gestures work very well and are responsive. -Customer Service: Excellent customer service, my first pair had a defect and they quickly addressed the problem. -Conclusion: in terms of value for money, you can’t go wrong. This brand deserves to be known.
BrightShiningTruthBrightShiningTruth –
If you are looking for a mid-priced set of high quality buds – these are the ones for you. They are extremely well-designed. The arms of the buds rotate vertically and horizontally allowing you to get a comfortable and secure fit around your ears.In addition, these buds do not use earbud tips. The Tozo engineers have somehow been able to design the buds so that the sound passes directly from the speakers through your ear canal – and the result is that you get outstanding sonic quality when you are using them. The sound quality is excellent, and you can download the TOZO app if you want to change the pre-installed sound profile.They come in a very nice case with a USB-C connetion on the back. Bluetooth pairing is virtually instantaneous once you open the case. My case is black with a smooth, matte finish which reduces the appearance of fingerprints on the case. Frankly, I don’t care about fingerprints as I’m more concerned about performance, features and functionality.You can control the buds using the familiar tap features. The Tozo app also allows you to adjust the right and left buds separately and to decide which tap configuration you want to use for each bud.The Tozo app is solid but limited in its feature set. There are five different pre-set sound profiles that you can use – Standard, Bass, Treble, Classical and Vocal. There is also a tab on the app that allows you to use a large collection of pre-installed ambient sounds (e.g.. forest with birds, river sounds, etc.). The app also allows you to install OTA software updates, and to communicate with Tozo support. However the app does not have an equalizer feature at this time so your sound adjustment is limited (at this time) to one of the existing pre-installed sound profiles.Making a receiving phone calls on the buds was not a problem with good sound quality on both ends. However, since sound quality on calls is affected by so many factors independent of you earbuds ( wifi connection strength and stability, phone qualify, network configuration and policies) YMMV.Last, these are over the ear earbuds so you cannot expect to have good noise cancellation. If you are usung over the air buds, it’s likely that you want to hear the sounds around you so that you are aware of your external environment. I gave these buds 4 stars for noise cancellation because the sonic quality is so good that it does block out a lot of externl sounds.To sum up, if you want a really great pair of over the ear buds at a good price and with a solid feature set – buy these.
LeComptesLeComptes –
I recently had the pleasure of trying out the TOZO Open Buds, and I must say, I’m thoroughly impressed. As an avid music lover and someone who values both audio quality and comfort in earbuds, especially when I’m working out at the gym. The TOZO Open Buds exceeded my expectations in both categories.Earbud Design (5/5): When you look at the TOZO Open Buds for the first time, you’ll notice that the speakers buds on each side clip around your ear and rest directly next to (but not into) your ear, whereas most competitors still manufacture in-ear earbuds. So at first glance, my concerns would be that the TOZO Open Buds might sound a bit tinny and suffer from both incoming and outgoing noise leakage. TOZO claims to have alleviated this by integrating their ORIGX acoustic technology in conjunction with active noise canceling in order to mute out background noise. After several hours of testing, I was pleasantly surprised at how effective the Open Buds are at very effectively suppressing both incoming and outgoing noise leakage. As a matter of fact, they’re more effecting at suppressing exterior noise than either my in-ear buds or even my over the ear noise-canceling headphones.Sound Quality (4/5). The sound quality of the TOZO Open Buds is excellent. The open-back design offers a rich, immersive audio experience that brings out the nuances in your music. The clarity and detail in the sound are remarkable, with crisp highs, deep lows, and a balanced mid range. Whether I was listening to my favorite tracks or watching TV, the audio quality was consistently impressive. The mid-range did sound a bit weak but not overly-so. The bass was punchy without being overwhelming, and the vocals were crystal clear. These earbuds are a treat for audiophiles.Comfort (5/5): Comfort is a top priority for me when it comes to earbuds, and the TOZO Open Buds did not disappoint. They come with a variety of ear tip sizes, ensuring a snug fit for different ear shapes. I was able to wear them for hours on end (including a workout at the Gym) without any discomfort or fatigue. The lightweight design and ergonomic shape make them a joy to wear, whether you’re on a long flight or a daily jog. Plus, the open-back design allows for better air circulation, reducing that “plugged ear” feeling you get with some closed-back earbuds.Battery Life (5/5): The TOZO Open Buds offer respectable battery life. On a single charge, I was able to enjoy music for the entire day, which is more than enough for most daily activities. The included charging case provided additional charges, extending the total usage time.Connectivity (5/5): Pairing the TOZO Open Buds with my devices was extremely easy. They quickly connected to my smartphone and later my tv and after that my gaming console. In each case, they maintained a stable Bluetooth connection throughout my use. I also appreciated the touch controls, which allowed me to play/pause music, adjust the volume, and even answer calls without needing to take my phone out of my pocket.Build Quality (5/5): These earbuds feel well-constructed and durable. The case has a sleek and compact design that easily fits in my pocket. Furthermore, the addition of another pairing button on the box itself is a welcome addition.In conclusion, the TOZO keeps managing to one-up itself whenever they create a new product line The Open Buds are a remarkable pair of earbuds that deliver exceptional sound quality and comfort. They also have surprisingly effective noise suppression capabilities. Whether you’re a music enthusiast, a podcast lover, a movie lover, or simply need reliable earbuds for daily use, these earbuds are worth considering. I’m thoroughly satisfied with my TOZO Open Buds, and they have displaces some much more expensive ear buds and headphones that I’ve purchased previously as my go-to choice for portable audio.
Jenna L –
I’ve been looking for a open ear headphone because I was having ear pain with my last in-ear headphones. After looking through many different bone conduction headphone options, but not wanting to spend a lot of money on a decent pair, I stumbled upon these air conduction open ear headphones.All the reviews looked great so I decided to give it a try, and they definitely exceeded my expectations. I am so pleasantly surprised with the good sound quality, how lightweight (but not cheap feeling) they are, and how they actually allow me to hear whats going on around me with the audio playing.I did some tests with my spouse to see if he can hear music coming out of the headphones and he could only barely make out noise coming out when it was at full volume. When its at the normal volume I listen at he couldn’t hear a thing, but I could still clearly hear him through it. You also don’t have to worry about them falling off at all. They sit securely around your ears and don’t shift with heavy movement, while still feeling incredibly comfortable and light.These are a great option if you deal with inner ear pain like me, don’t like the feel of in-ear headphones, or just want to be able to hear your surroundings for safety reasons. It is also a great price point for the quality you get. Highly recommend.