TOZO T12 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones Premium Sound Performance Touch Control LED Digital Display Wireless Charging Case Earphones (Blue, Small Compact)

Cannot speak highly enough of these earbuds from Tozo. Amazing value for money. Build quality is very good and they are extremely comfortable even when using for long periods. Easy to connect to your device, the Tozo app is useful and equaliser works well. Wireless charging is a bonus. Would recommend.

I've been a customer of the Tozo brand for the past few years and I'm so impressed with this purchase that I will continue to be a loyal customer!I bought the blue (beautiful shade!) and IMHO these are the best I've had. The battery life is good, the sound is amazing and the fit is super comfy. I'd definitely recommend!

These TOZO earbuds are very good for such a low cost. They have a really sleek and cool design, and I love that the case has a display showing you how much charge is available in it, that's a very useful quality of life feature. The case charges quickly and keeps the buds topped up very efficiently.I find these buds very comfortable to wear for long periods of time and the default ear tips fit just fine. There are other tips that come with it but I didn't need them.Bluetooth pairing was quick and easy, and I've had a very reliable connection to them. They have a decent range, I can generally walk 10 or more metres away before the connection starts to deteriorate.There's no noise cancelling here, which typically comes in higher-cost earbuds, however when music is playing, they do a fairly good job of blocking out background noise. Sound quality is surprisingly good for such low cost earbuds, pretty solid and punchy and they manage to have a decent amount of bass too.Very impressed for a low cost set of earbuds. If you're interested in noise cancelling and more high fidelity this won't tick the boxes, but if you want a good all rounder at a bargain price, this is well worth your money.

This is the second pair of Tozo headphones I have after reviewing the T6 previously.I’ll talk about each areas I find useful to know.Sound quality: they give a good clear rich sound, initially I thought they sounded a bit tinny and high on the treble, but when actually choosing the correct ear ups (and you get a whole lot to choose from) it creates a lovely noise cancelling fit and the music and films sound much richer with a deeper warm bass without being too heavy.Features: the host of features available when listening to music are also sometimes a bit of a pain. The beauty of these is that you can pause, skip forward, backwards, answer/drop calls, volume up and down, all without the need for Siri with different number of taps and touches directly on the ear pieces. This does take a bit of getting used to as initially when ever you adjust or put them in your ears you inadvertently pause, or skip a song but once you get used to this and touch them around the edges the positives outweighs the negatives.Pairing: this is very easy and straight out of the box they are shown up on your phone, one click and they’re paired. Just take them out and put in your ears and they tell you with a voice that they’re paired and which is a primary and which is the secondary ear.Case: the case it well designed and feels nice and solid. It has a great charging indicator with a percentage for the level of the earbuds which is very helpful.Fit: if you like in ear passive noise cancelling headphone they will feel lovely, they have lots of cup options to suit almost all ears. Personally I sometimes find them a bit claustrophobic as they really block out all outside sound and all you can hear is the music and your own heartbeat, but if you want to really focus on the music and regularly use trains or planes then these are a good bet.Battery; I can’t fully comment on the battery lie yet as these are quite new and time will tell, but from the few hours of listening I’ve done they didn’t really drop at all. Time will tell.Waterproof: I haven’t tested this and as with all electronics that claim being waterproof is rather not test it if I don’t need to. But these do claim to be suitable for sweating, swimming above the water showering etc.Overall: great features and sound quality at a reasonable price. If you like the in ear type headphones these are for you.

Let's be clear: for the money, it's a bit whiny of me to complain that I haven't yet got to really like these. I bought them to replace a pair of Airpods that have now died - and baulked at paying £150+ for a new pair of Pros. These were less than a third of the cost.For that, I think you get a very good sound. I'm not an audiophile, so I can say is that they sound good to me. Noise cancelling is OK (see below for a caveat). The construction seems ok, though the hinge on the case feels flimsy. They connect to my iPhone without any problem, and I don't get dropouts. You get a selection of tips.I'm less convinced about the touch interface. I can't seem to quite adjust to how long/hard you press to play - they're over-sensitive. And when the buds feel like they are about to fall out, and I have to adjust them to push them back in, I inadvertently stop the music playing. I am wondering id this is what actually you are paying for with the top brands - better human interfaces.Finally, I don't know if I have odd ears or have just chosen the wrong set of rubber tips, but they do fall out when walking. I can't imagine using these when running. I'm going to experiment with the smaller tips (I'm wondering if they fall out because I went for the larger ones). Related to this, noise cancelling is passive - ie the rubber tips block out the sound. I don't know if I am a fan of this method: when I walk, every footstep delivers a read thud when I wear these. I presume that is all buds that use this approach.So good value for the *relatively* little money they cost - but I am wondering should I have spent more and gone for active noise cancelling and something with a better interface.