TOZO T12 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones Premium Sound Performance Touch Control LED Digital Display Wireless Charging Case Earphones Dark Black

After reading several reviews, these T12s seemed to be a very good deal. Especially for the price.I was quite skeptical because the last pair I just returned had some really great reviews too. However, I received my Tozo T12 Earbuds today, January 2, 2021. I received them just as all the video reviews stated with all the items included as advertised. Mine were charged to 85%. I followed the simple instructions and I was up and running in less than 5 minutes. I was seriously impressed with the sound quality. WOW!I let the earbuds and the base charge to 100%. I had some work to do in the garage that took about 1 hour. This gave me the time to play around with my new earbuds. Did I mention the sound quality? After several songs these earbuds are incredible. They are light weight and seems like they will stay in place. I was climbing and bending over, moving freely with no discomfort in my ears. In fact I had forgot these were in my ears at one point. I was able to quickly adapt to the touch controls. Very easy.I was having a conversation with my wife (after I paused the music) and I still couldn’t hear her clearly. I had to remove one of the ear pieces. The earbud really seals the outside noise very nicely. I’m going to try these when I use the trimmer this summer. They should act as a set of hearing protection and I can listen to music.But my real test is going to be when I use these at the gym. I only bought them for that purpose. For some reason, my gym loves to play some crap music. It sounds like they play the same song over and over and over. It is cruel and unusual punishment. The pair of earbuds I had and just returned never stayed in my ears. With a little sweat, I was constantly fussing with them and not having a good seal made the sound quality horrible. So we shall see if my Tozo T12s will do what the other one could not. From my short experience I have had so far I have confidence these WILL stay put and I will have the sound quality I was searching for. But I will soon find out on Monday!Update, today is January 20, 2021.Let me say, you will not be disappointed with the Tozo T12s. After a little more than 3 weeks, I have used these while climbing up and down a ladder, bending over, under ear muffs (wood working) just about any position and these ear buds DO NOT fall out and are comfortable. But most importantly, I use them at the gym. I don’t go to the gym to update my social status, I go there to sweat and I sweat a lot. These T12s have stayed in place and are comfortable. Never have I had to adjust or fuss with them after putting them in.You get a rich full range of sound. Deep bass and crisp highs. Incredible!! I’m hearing sounds that I have never heard from music that I have listened to for years.You have two sets of volume control. Your device, if turned way down, will affect the volume to the earbuds. And you have a volume control on the earbuds. Think of your device being the master volume control. If it is low or off you will not have very much volume at the earbuds even at full (on the earbuds). I set my devise almost up to full volume and control the earbuds from there.So far I have only had to charge the case only once in three weeks.The only negative thing I can say about these earbuds, the first week in the gym I was hearing a very loud popping sound from my left ear and only after the sweat started to flow. The popping happened with every step while running on the treadmill. It sounded like the cap on a jar when the vacuum seal was broken. But loud. I figured out that the silicone tip, after it was wet, was braking the seal between my ear and the silicone ear piece. I fixed that by buying a set of foam tips. I don’t hear the popping anymore. But I do hear my bones rattling around now. I can’t fix that. If you are experiencing this I think the foam tips can fix that. No need to buy an expensive pair. Here are the ones I bought. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SN4HP5Z/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 $7.I hope this helps someone. Trust me I’m confident that you will love these too. Especially at the $40 price point. Good luck!

The picture of the earbuds on Amazon’s and Tozo’s website should be updated to give a more accurate depiction of the earbuds. The pictures on each of the sites give the outside of the buds a jeweled appearance rather that what is the actual appearance. I bought this headset with the intent of returning it if it looked too much like jewelry. The appearance of the actual buds is much better than what is portrayed in the pictures. I might have purchased the black ones if I knew it wasn’t going to look like jewelry.So, on to the review:The case feels sturdy because it has a slight weight to it. There is a magnet in the cover to prevent it from popping open when it’s bouncing around in a backpack. The 1” wide beveled edge in the front gives enough space to get both of your thumbs on it. So unless you have hands like Shaq, opening the case should be simple. The same is true for removing each bud from its cavity. You can return them to their cavity on the first try instead of fumbling multiple attempts to get them to properly align to the charging contacts. Immediately after contact is made, the case’s display gives you a percentage readout of how much charge remains with the case and a 4 bar display for each of the buds to indicate how much charge remains. After 6 seconds, the display turns off and the only way to see it again is to remove one of the buds. It would be nice to have the ability to use the touch sensor on the buds when they are docked to activate the case display temporarily. It would be even better to have the option to toggle the display on and off through the touch sensors on the buds when they are docked.The touch sensors are truly touch sensors, rather than large buttons that require you to press down on them until a physical click occurs. You only have to make contact with the sensor in order to issue your command.The buds come with 6 pairs of tips of different sizes to ensure you have a good fit for your ears.The buds can also be used as a single ear setup.Function cues are given in a pleasant female English UK voice:“Primary” “Secondary” (the voice saying secondary sounds as if she suffered a stroke)“Your headset is connected”“Maximum volume”“Minimum volume”Pleasant “bloop” sound when increasing or decreasing volume. The “bloop” remains at a constant acceptable volume independent of the music volume“Power off”“Power on”“Your headset is connected”“Disconnected”“Pairing”“Reverse” – which means skip backward“Forward” – which means skip forwardCLASSICALSymphony No.6 in B minor, Opus 74 – Tchaikovsky, Teodor CurrentzisThese small earbuds have some big shoes to fill if it is going to play a Tchaikovsky symphony. Some in-ear headphones cause sound reproduction to sound narrowly funneled into the ears as if you are just pressing a speaker to your ear. It’s no way to experience music. This headset sounds immersive. It can surprisingly achieve expansive orchestral sound that performs beyond its $40 anticipated sound quality. Crash cymbals splash at a nice distance on both sides, the brass sound brassy and the timpani boom. The pizzicato on the cellos are voluminous with a warm hum. Sound reproduction is great across the board for orchestral sounds. – Satisfying for any classical ears. *Erik Satie buys 27…Beethoven crosses arms*ROCKSpirit!! – BAND-MAIDIt’s a great song to put these headphones to the test since there is such variety with the music, vocals, and backing vocals. Expansive sound even with a 5 piece band. Akane’s quick double kicks and awesome control of the drums in a quick tempo come through cleanly. The headphones are able to reproduce the niceties put into the mixing of the song, so it allows the cymbals to be heard slightly distanced on both sides and the drums sound centered. You get a big, beautiful sound to rock-out to. The headphones allow you to experience the guitars, bass, and vocals being directed to specific stereo fields to add some nuances that don’t get washed out at higher volumes. You can hear the audio of specific notes of instruments being weighted heavier to the left or right as accents to add more richness to the total sound quality. Misa’s growling bass and fills spill out nicely while Miku’s distortion is nice and crunchy.- Adds extra energy to your cardio and is waterproof.EDMHold Me Close – Flux PavilionA nuanced big bass torture test. After being impressed with the booming sound of the timpani in Tchaikovsky and withstanding the energy of Band-Maid, it was time to bash these babies with some serious bass. I put the volume all the way up, leaned forward in my seat and let the sound of the intro buzz into my ears with no degraded audio quality detected. I braced for the bass and didn’t know if the headphones would handle it. Thump, thump, thump into a crescendo and a pause. WE HAVE LIFT OFF!! The bass hit with a tenacity and boom as if this was a cake-walk. Yes, I got goosebumps. The electronic notes still stung cleanly despite all of the beautiful chaos going on with percussion. No muddiness, warping, or distortion.- GREAT BASS. DAVIE504 would approve.DEATH TESTStepchild of Laceration – Disarmonia MundiThe only thing left to do is see if these earbuds will hold up under the pressure of the death test. Killer vocals and rapid double bass with heavy riffs and melodic sections. Regardless of how fast the drums played, the speakers were responsive and didn’t begin blending notes. I jumped to another song (by Infant Annihilator) with ridiculous 32nd notes on the drums and the sound remained clean. Jumped back to Stepchild and picked up where I left off. The screams retained their sinister quality even at full volume.- Impressive audio for your inner demons.Given the audio quality, features, construction quality, and battery life, this product performs above its price of $40.

These earbuds are of amazing quality and do convey an amazing range of sound across variety of musical genres. One also has the advantage of using the Tozo app available on the net which once installed can recognize these particular earbuds. The software provides a music equalizer which further extends the capability of these earbuds so that one can change the hearing dynamics, meaning the range of what you hear, across the various styles of music one chooses to listen to.It is really pretty amazing as I recall various conversations with dedicated audiophiles who invested in expensive high-end equipment (amps and preamps) to be able to have their stereos faithfully reproduce classical concert music flawlessly in their respective homes.These particular Tozo earbuds when used with the Tozo app convey musical phrases faithfully across musical genres but they not only do that you can modify the wavefrequencies you wish to hear for your left or right ears or both! If you have hearing problems this flexibility allows you to emphasize frequencies which you could otherwise miss.Are they “concert quality”? I think for what most people can hear is beyond what many are used to listening to. Would a true audiophile be surprised? I will say that person would be pleasantly surprised at the quality of what the earbuds with the software can do.Every audiophile will find something to quibble about but every audiophile knows musical quality regardless of the musical genre one prefers. After all Music remains Music.These earbuds are amazing for any listener and what is really nice is that it doesn’t require that anyone be an audiophile first as everyone can improve their capacity to listen more carefully and these earbuds can definitely help anyone along that journey of growth.

I bought these because I couldn’t afford the Loop earplugs I wanted and because my old earbuds died. I’m able to control the decibels with my phone. These sound great both max decibels and minimum. Audio is clear and no static.I am able to keep them in with no sound on, using them as ear plugs, and not have a complete social meltdown. (Yay Adult Autism. 🤷🏻‍♀️) I haven’t tried them in an actual social setting but I played the TV at daytime volume and I was able to hear it clearly with them in.They came with a generous amount of sizes for the inner ear part. So I was able to size them to my ear fit. They are a little bigger than I expected, but that does not disuade my feelings about the overall product.I take the time to look over several options and choose accordingly for my purchases, and I think I made a good choice.

About 2 weeks ago, my original pair of Tozo buds went south. So I decided to go with another brand. Absolutely hated the sound that was insulting my ears. So I returned them and tried another (more famous) brand, but had the same results. So I thought, why not go back to Tozo. BINGO, they sounded great. I grew up in the 70s, and we like a lot of BASS in our music. The price was just $5 more than the first pair and $10 more than the second. I will only buy Tozo because of price and sound. More BASS for the buck. 👍