TOZOO2 True Open Ear Wireless Headphones Lightweight with Multi-Angle Adjustment, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds with Dual-Axis Design for Long-Lasting Comfort, Crystal-Clear Calls for Driving, BlackGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I’m coming back to update my review after having used these TOZO buds for quite some time. My husband just gifted me the new Raycon Open Earbuds which I was very excited to try considering how much I love my TOZO buds. Being a well-known name in audio, I definitely expected the Raycons to be better, as I’ve had good experiences with my Raycon Fitness Earbuds, but that was not the case with the Open Earbuds. I really felt the difference as soon as I tried them on, and this has just increased my love and appreciation of the TOZO buds.The TOZO buds produce a more satisfying sound overall at the same volume level as the Raycons. The TOZO buds also have waaaay better bass and just more depth of sound overall. I felt like I had cotton in my ears listening to one of my favorite heavy metal songs with the Raycons; music sounds so compressed and flattened with no punch or vibration (maybe some might consider that a plus?). I instantly switched to my TOZOs to listen to the same part of the song at the same volume level just to make sure I wasn’t imagining things, and the sound was noticeably soooo much better, more punchy, and with more depth. It’s like the difference between stereo and surround sound to me.I mentioned in my original review that I primarily use my open earbuds for listening to audiobooks rather than music (usually with only one bud in at a time). The Raycons sound lighter and tinnier than the TOZO buds regardless of if I’m using one or two, but both brands work decently for this purpose. I also mentioned that I had to switch to open buds out of necessity while I was healing a daith piercing. I’ve since taken the daith out and let it close and I still prefer my TOZO buds to any other types or brands of earphones.The TOZO buds over time have shown a little bit of wear such that I’ve definitely noticed one bud is not as loud or clear as it used to be, but I simply compensate for this by turning it up a little bit more. This difference is nonexistent when wearing both at once anyway. The other thing I’ve noticed is that over time, the buds fail to automatically unpair from my phone when I place them back in the capsule. I don’t know if this is because of a problem with the alignment of the sensors or if I maybe just need to give my capsule and buds a good cleaning, but sometimes I have to manually disconnect my TOZO buds using my Bluetooth settings in my phone.I was lucky enough to notice as I was coming back to update my review that the black TOZO buds are 50% off right now for $40, so I just purchased my third pair as a backup (I gifted one to my husband after falling in love with my first pair). As far as price point goes, the list price for the Raycons is about $10 cheaper than the TOZO buds at $69.99. Both frequently go on sale. As mentioned, I’ve been lucky enough to catch the TOZO buds on sale each time I’ve purchased them, getting them for around $40 each. Despite how much I love them, I would not personally pay $80 for this type of item. In the last week, I’ve seen the Raycons go on sale varying from 20-40% off and they currently cost $55.99 as I am updating this review. So if the price of either is too steep for you, just keep your eye out for sales. You can occasionally get a pretty good deal.My original review:I have a daith piercing in my right ear that gets really sore and also causes a poor fit with in-ear earbuds. For over a year, I’ve only been able to wear an AirPod in my left ear and was wishing I could listen to things with my right ear again. Enter these open Tozo earphones. These turned out to be much better than what I was expecting and are now my favorite pair of earphones ever. I was even able to use an Amazon coupon to save some money, so I got plenty of value from these for what I paid.Pairing them was super easy out of the box, and they’ve stayed effortlessly paired to my iPhone since. I actually think they’re more responsive than my AirPods, which don’t always connect when they should. The second I take these Tozo buds out of the charging case, they’re already connected and ready to stream.I can comfortably wear them on both ears, including the one with the sore daith piercing. A bonus is that they allow me to hear my surroundings, so I can avoid accidentally tuning out my toddler or any potential hazards while wearing them outside. I primarily use these for listening to audiobooks while doing chores, walking in the park, or nap trapped, etc. and typically wear only one side at a time. I find they are excellent like this and have listened for many hours at a time without the batteries dying on me. I keep the case charged and will rotate which bud I use from time to time so that they can stay charged and ready. Both buds at once or just one at a time offer great sound and clarity for both audiobooks and music. Soft/low tones in music or audiobooks/podcasts with spoken words can get lost if you are surrounded by a lot of noise. Sometimes I have to increase the volume or rewind to make out what was said in these cases, if the environment is too loud. That said, no one around me has mentioned that they can hear MY media at a noticeable or inconvenient level. As I said, I use them while lying with my napping toddler and they haven’t disturbed him yet.I also tried exercising with them today (I ran on a treadmill and jumped on a trampoline) and they didn’t budge. They’re very customizable/adjustable for the perfect, comfortable, secure fit, and as someone else mentioned, they have a bit of a ratcheting action where you can cinch them down on your ears so that they hold tight and won’t fall off. I have never had any issues with the fit or comfort unless wearing them for hours and hours which may cause some expected soreness due to pressure.I don’t use the press/touch feature much as I typically have my phone in hand, but it seems responsive enough. Tbh, I have always struggled with this kind of mechanic and haven’t mastered all of the commands, but play/pause is simple enough and the only command I’ll probably ever try to use anyway. I will say that if I really cared to learn, compared to my AirPods, these are much easier as the touch zone is much larger and clearly identified.In conclusion, these are quite brilliant little earphones and I’m grateful to have found them. They are definitely a quality of life upgrade in my day to day life.

My initial experience is fantastic. I like the adjustability. I now have 7 pairs of various earbud models from Tozo and I have no desire to try any other brand. I’ve never lost an earbud though I wear them all day, every day. I lost one of my OpenEgo buds and I’m devastated!!! I absolutely love them and they’ve been my job and family buds as they allow me to hear my employees, wife and kids talk to me. I want to get my OpenEgo replaced but I’ve been eyeing these O2 open air earbuds and they were on sale when I looked. I love the adjustability. They feel really comfortable. They connected to my Bluetooth without issue. The volume level is perfect. I really like the shape and appearance. Battery life and possible ear fatigue is still unknown so I will update as I experience these. I have a great collection of Tozo products and they all fit in the category of my prized possessions. I still like my conventional earbuds for working on cars, running power tools or mowing the grass. Each model has a specific purpose for me and I usually carry 2 pairs with me at all times. The open air type earbuds are larger and have a larger case but both the O2 and OpenEgo cases are smooth and have never bothered me as some items will annoy me if I can feel them in my pocket. I will update with more specifics as I put these through the test of daily life. I’ve attached some pics to show both open air earbuds I have from Tozo. The O2 are on the left.I was wearing my OpenEgo while working under my car and I was laying on my side. For the first time (after months of every day use) it fell off of my ear. The same happens with most in-ear earbuds if used in this manner. That isn’t a problem unless you work with your ear pointed at the ground. I mention this because these new O2 ear buds can be tightened. They have the most satisfying click, click, click. I was just doing some tests and was thrilled to find that these can be tightened to keep them from falling off. If you happen to be a mechanic, or just work on vehicles, and you’re reading this, these are going to be a better choice than anything else I’ve tried.After wearing these for a couple weeks I notice a few things.1) the battery life is significantly shorter than all of my other tozo earbuds. This isn’t a deal breaker because I’m still getting about 8 hours before they start alerting me.2) there’s no way to know if your case is charged or dead so you should charge it often to avoid running it dead.3) these aren’t as comfortable as the OpenEgo but I can still wear them for 8-10 hours without pain. You just have to adjust them from time to time to avoid ear fatigue.4) these aren’t volume is higher on these than the OpenEgo but neither are good for noisy environments.These will always have a place in my earbud arsenal and I will continue to use these while in my office, car and house. If I’m in the shop, mowing the grass or in any noisy place I will get out my NC-7 or NC-9 earbuds. They’re so compact that I take one of them with me every day. The NC-9 are probably my most utilized. I’ll get a couple more pairs of Tozo earbuds when I get curious and I’ll continue to use all the ones I currently have. Unfortunately I’ll have to buy the OpenEgo again since I lost the left one. None will collect dust anytime soon.

I purchased the TOZO O2 True Open Ear Wireless Headphones here on Amazon, and I’m very pleased with my purchase. They arrived exactly as advertised and have exceeded my expectations in nearly every way.One of the biggest highlights is the long battery life. I wear these every day during my 8-hour shifts at work to communicate with coworkers via my mobile device, and the battery has never failed me—not once. That reliability is a huge win in my book.Comfort-wise, these are a game-changer. Since they sit outside the ear rather than going inside, I can wear them all day without any discomfort. Plus, the rotating body of the headphones allows me to adjust them for a perfect, secure fit.The audio quality is impressive—clear signal, good bass, and great performance whether I’m on a call or listening to music or podcasts. I also love the tap feature that lets me easily pause audio with just a tap. Super convenient!Because these are “open-ear” headphones, I can clearly hear the audio source of my choice without losing touch with the sounds around me. I often have to engage customers’ questions while at work and need to be able to hear what they say clearly in addition to maintaining communication with my colleagues. The TOZO O2 True Open Ear Wireless Headphones excels at this.The only small con is that sometimes the headphones don’t turn on right away when I take them out of the case, which causes a slight delay in pairing with my phone. However, this is easily fixed by popping them back into the case and taking them out again.Other than that, they’re awesome! Highly recommend them to anyone looking for a comfortable, reliable, and great-sounding set of wireless headphones.