TOZO O2 True Open Ear Wi-fi Headphones Light-weight with Multi-Angle Adjustment, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds with Twin-Axis Design for Lengthy-Lasting Consolation, Crystal-Clear Requires Driving, Black

Very comfortable, even when laying on your side.
I had an older pair of Tozo earbuds, the kind that fit into your ear. They sounded great, but were always a bit of a pain to put in place, and wouldn’t always stay in place. Then I took a trip, and they broke.So after looking around, I found these open buds with the ear hook. I agree with reviewers that say they are very comfortable. They kind of hang imperceptibly over your ear. You know they are there, but they aren’t digging in, or threatening to fall out all the time. No need for constant adjustments anymore.Sounds quality is still excellent. I think if you are a serious audiophile, you’ll want a full over the ear headphone set. But for general listening, they have a nice full sound.I mainly use them for listening in bed, such as audiobooks or catching up on the news or favorite youtubers. Perfect for that. I can lay on my side and they don’t dig into my ear. They don’t fall off. They just hang out and work.Ergonomics are ok. I’m still not used to pausing, forwarding, reversing, etc. So I mainly just use my tablet for that. Same with volume control. I’d probably do better if I used them more often.Battery life seems excellent. They tend to last and last. Recharging is fast.Case is fine. Typical brittle plastic, so don’t drop it. Maybe get a silicone cover?Only wish is that it had a display of remaining battery on the case, like some others do.Other than that, price is great, especially if you catch it on a sale weekend. You get a lot for the money.

To go open-ear or not to go open-ear, that is the question.
In order to go over this product there is one matter that must be addressed. There are in-ear, which go inside your ear and many people do not like how they feel; finding the right ear tip can also be a hassle. Semi-open earbuds (ex. AirPods) don’t go inside your ear but they do “hang on” to your ear cartilage. After a while you feel the weight and not many people are a fan of earbuds with stems; especially when they touch your skin. The next type, and relevant to this product, is open-ear. They don’t do in your ear but their design usually has a hook, the speaker then hovers in front of the ear canal. A new design for open-ear gives them the appearance of an earring, the earbud hangs to the side of the ear cartilage . As a general rule in-ears are better for isolating noise from the environment and provide a relative better sound quality, but comfort can be an issue over long periods of time. Semi-open earbuds are more of a middle ground but many people don’t like stems, and they put pressure on your ear. Open-ears allow noise from the environment to come in which means that sound quality is not the same as in-ears and volume might be an issue; like listening to the TV or to your phone using its speakers.I mention this to point out that open-ears might not be for everyone but they do have their purpose. Before buying them you should decide if they are the style for you and your use case.My experience with this pair has been good. The volume is enough and I have rarely had to go above 80%, although the average is about 40-60%. This is the second pair of open-ears that I have bought, the first being the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live. Comfort wise the Buds Live put pressure on my ears, similar to semi-open earbuds, unlike the Tozo Open-Ear buds since it has an ear hook the speaker puts no pressure on my ears. The joints on the Tozo earbuds allow them to be adjusted just right, you can place the speaker as close to your ear canal as you want. This helps retain some sound quality, however certain sounds are overemphasized; such as the lower thumps, bass, string instruments and voices. Sound is not the priority as most of the instruments and sound is less prominent, but they are good enough for podcasts and other spoken content; just not for music listening. Because they don’t go inside the ear the earbuds stay clean from earwax and oils. The touch sensors are also responsive.While I liked the Buds Live I bought the Tozo Open-Ear in order to test out this style for myself. It was not for me as sound is a top priority for me. However, during my time using them it was easy to speak to other people while wearing them. Volume was not an issue at home or at a supermarket, but out on the streets the sounds of cars was a bit overwhelming. The app doesn’t add too much to the product, still it is easy to find and download through your preferred app store.I ended up given the pair to my nephew who cannot stand having anything inside his ear and wanted something he could use to watch content on his phone while not disturbing his roommates in college. These are working for him, as intended.To summarize this review, this style of earbuds are not for me, but that doesn’t mean that they are bad. These allow you to remain aware of your surroundings. They are comfortable. The battery lasts a long time (I didn’t go over that but I only charged it twice within a month). And they are affordable, I would recommend these as a first pair of open-ears. If you like them, great, if not then at least they didn’t cost that much; I got them around $50 while on sale. They are not bad for the price and they have a place in the market.

The open design allows for me to use these when buds don’t fit, as I have fairly small ears. It’s great to still be able to hear your surrounding. Great sound!

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