TOZO E1 Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Ear Buds with Custom EQ, Premium Sound, Dual ENC Mics for Clear Calls, 30H Playtime, IPX6 Waterproof, Lightweight 3.9g, Comfortable In Ear Bluetooth Earphones

These little earbuds are surprisingly impressive. The sound is crisp with great detail and I love that you can tweak the EQ to your liking. I use them for calls, music and walking around and they’ve been solid for everything.They’re really lightweight, fit snugly without any pressure and stay in even when I’m moving. The dual mics pick up my voice clearly on calls and the connection is instant and reliable.Battery life is great too - I’ve only charged them once and they’re still going. Waterproof rating gives peace of mind for sweaty workouts or light rain.Honestly, for the price, they’re a no-brainer. Super comfortable, clean sound, and easy to use. Another win from Tozo.

Good quality item offering a rich all round sound at a decent volume. Easy and quick to charge and they keep on going for a good length of time with quite heavy usage. They stay in the ears well.I would recommend this earbud

I bought these to replace a pair of slightly (but not much) cheaper earbuds, which I unfortunately lost. My first impression was that the actual body of them is pretty big; they do stick out of your ears somewhat and look a bit conspicuous, so if style is a big deal to you these might not be the best. Having said that, they're by no means ugly and I still prefer the style to something like the airpods which look like the wire has fallen out of them.They fit very well in my ears and they're supplied with 6 sets of rubber tips so there will probably be something that suits you. The manual even recommends turning them slightly once they're in to seat them further, although I've never found that necessary.The sound quality for me is a mixed bag. Don't get me wrong, the sound quality is pretty good, I don't think anyone just looking for a decent of set of earbuds will be disappointed. The bass in particular is amazing, but I feel the detail in the rest of the sound can be a little lacking. I managed to get around some of that by adjusting my phone's EQ settings but something still feels a bit lacking. If you like bassy music though, these are 100% recommend. And for spoken word stuff (audio books, podcasts etc) these will do the job pretty well too.One thing I love is that the touch controls haven't missed or mis-registered a tap once. They work beautifully!Overall I've given 4 stars because I think they are a tad bulky and imo the sound quality is just "great for the price" rather than "amazing", but I do not regret my purchase at all and would be happy to recommend these, especially to bass heads.

Battery life of the buds and case seem good, decent sound quality and volume, connects easily to devices. Case feels a little flimsy but it does the job.

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.