SUGIFT Ear Headphones, Bluetooth Headphones

Update May 31, 2021I figured out the issue with them no longer disconnecting. It is ONLY when they are almost dead this happens. I just deal with it and know that when they start doing this put them on the charger. I bought the green pair for my son and he loves them! His do not have this problem. But all in all I love them and changed my one star to five.Everything else works!I mow with them and I have a noisy riding lawn mower and it drowns the noise out.Original Review:I loved these earbuds until they would no longer disconnect from my phone while in the case. ?? They will NOT stop connecting to my phone! So when I go to talk to someone I have to turn off my Bluetooth constantly. I pulled them out of the case and put them back in, they disconnect for a few seconds and then reconnect. It is really frustrating! I just now realized that the right one is the issue. When you put them in the case the little blue lights that show how much they are charged comes on. However... it only comes on when the left one is removed or put back. But the right one does not light up those lights at all. I am going to fully charge them and see what happens.???♀?I bought another set a few years ago for my son. He did not like them at first but now that I have mine he found he really likes them. I really liked mine until they would not disconnect from my phone. Hope I can get them fixed or replaced. We will see...

I decided to buy these when my iphone autonomously decided that wired headphones should be obsolete, spontaneously abandoning this capacity in the midst of an engrossing listen. In sheer contempt toward apple products, I decided to go for anything that would not have me dump money on the company that rendered my perfectly good headphones useless. I was initially going to go for the kind of wireless headphones that every modern youtuber is currently peddling, but in a bout of stubborn attachment to my scarce monetary resources, I decided to look on Walmart for the cheapest reasonably-reviewed alternative. And I'm glad! These are perfectly functional, and even slightly less ugly than the apple variety.If you are the kind of person who uses headphones for reasonable things like listening to music while exercising or listening to audiobooks as you work, these suffice. If you're the kind of listener who pretends you can tell the difference between MP3 and FLAC, though... yeah, you might still want to buy these, as you'll be miserable regardless what you purchase and you might as well save a few bucks.

I just got the TOZO T6 waterproof headphones tonight. One of the main reasons I picked them is because they were same day delivery for me. Since my skullcandy wireless earbuds had ticked me off for the last time I was ready to find something new. I am so happy to say that so far I am not disappointed.First of all, the packaging was immaculate. The unboxing experience felt like I was unboxing a new phone. Everything was packaged so neatly and purposefully.Fit - There is a wider availability of earbud sizes than any other headphones I have ever gotten. Not just in girth, but also depth, so there is an option for people who may have a more shallow ear canal. Very thoughtful. As soon as I paired the earbuds and picked the appropriate sized silicone earbud tip I put them in. They were lighter and fit more ergonomically than my skullcandy did. They are smaller and fit my ear more comfortably.Pairing - the process as simple as pulling the earbuds out of the box, taking the plastic tabs off, putting them in the charging case, taking them out of the charging case and waiting for the colored lights to begin flashing blue and red (took about 6 seconds). Then I scanned for TOZO 6 under "bluetooth settings" on my phone. It was literally the simplest pairing experience I've ever had. Especially considering I nearly returned my skullcandy earbuds after over an hour and them not showing up on my phone when I scanned. This was pleasantly simple and the directions given actually worked as they were supposed to.The sound - I didn't do any adjustments to the sound on my phone, other than volume and the sound was crisp, it was full bodied, clearly hearing bass, and even the highest notes in clarity. I had the volume of the song I was listening to at a bit less than 50% and full sound that didn't allow normal room noises to infiltrate. I even knocked quite hard on my wooden nightstand to test this and I could not hear the knocking.There is the option to alternate which earbud is first or secondary. Just turn off the one you want to be secondary and the other will remain primary when you turn the other back on again. I appreciate that either earbud can be primary or secondary or that can be used one at a time as well.Phone call clarity. I was able to hear crisp clear sound while on the phone and the person I talked to said I sounded crisp and clear as well.Charge - the earbud case is able to charge on a charging platform or with a micro-USB charging cable (included.) This was the only disappointment I encountered as I would have liked the T6 case to a accept the same USB C cable that my Galaxy Note phone uses. That is a minor thing that would not make me not want to use these earbuds.There were several colors to choose from, black, white, light blue, mint green, purple and pink. I chose the light blue since it matches my current phone case. However, if ever after your purchase you tire of the color of your case, there are silicone charger cases available on Walmart for purchase specifically for the TOZO T6 charger case. This can allow your earbud case to be conveniently hooked to a bag or belt loop.I cannot vouch for battery life yet, since I have only had them a couple of hours. I've had them in my ears for about 1.5 hours and they are still reading at 100%. So I am giving it 5? for now.Over all well worth the $39.99 I paid for these. I'm so happy with my purchase.

This is the second time I reviewed this company's products. I'm sort of a earbud Junkie, and make a lot of purchases. About six months ago I purchased the older version of these headphones, and fell in love. I was looking on Walmart to see what other products this company had, and if there was any new versions. I was pleasantly surprised to see be upgraded version of headphones so I found a reason to order the newest set by giving my children my old set. I work in construction and listen to audio books all day long keep from going crazy , my job is incredibly boring. Because my job keeps me from home for such a longperiod. I only use one earbud at a time. I insert the first one around 3 a.m. and begin my stories, I swap it out around lunch and the second one last me until 4:30 in the afternoon when I get home. In the past with other brands I've had I'd have to swap out my earbuds about every 2 hours, not with these. The newest version that I'm reviewing is even better than the last, both in battery power, insound, an ability to connect to my phone. One problem that I've noticed I've had in the past with the charging boxes is that the magnets are almost never strong enough to keep the earbud from falling off while charging, this newest version has an incredibly strong making. It doesn't help that I have fat fingers then make it difficult for me to grasp small things. Hahaha, they did a great job we're including super strong magnets they will ensure that these earbuds keep charging for the next use. I threw my phone in one of my back pockets of my pants and this new version ensures you don't lose connection no matter which way you turn your head. They're incredibly loud and clear so that when you're in a noisy environment you can still hear what you're listening to. It took me a moment to get use to the fact that the buttons are touch activated rather than traditional buttons, but I quickly became acustomed to brushing the face of the earphone. Its nice as now when I set them in my ear I dont knock them out when trying to pause my audiobooks when people are trying to talk to me. In my last review of this company's products I said they have a customer for life, and I gladly say it again.

These headphones are incredible! I purchased them due to me recently piercing my ears. I own a pair of Bose noise cancelling headphones (the big ones). Well after sweating and wearing them for more than 30 minutes my piercings would be throbbing. I decided to get headphones that wouldn’t cover my whole ear (until my ears heal) that would not cost me an arm and a leg. I browsed Walmart and Came across these. Well I read the reviews and decided to go ahead and purchase them.Well let me tell you I am not disappointed! I purchased the rose gold and they are super cute. The noise quality is great and the rechargeable case is even better. They are such good quality headphones I cannot believe I paid less than $50 for them. I do intense cardio which leads to me being drenched in sweat. I am so glad these are waterproof!! I am really happy with this purchase I get compliments on them all the time and they were worth every penny I spent. The case is so little and cute I can carry in my purse like a pack of gum.The sensor is a little to sensitive but I don’t mind because once I start running I’m not touching it.

My wife was amazed at the quality of the sound of the Tozo T6 earbuds. Me too! I had purchased the T10's for myself, which made her want some.It's sweet that after the original pairing, you just take the two buds out of their case, they pair with each other, and then they pair with your device. I use my phone for podcasts on the bus, where I really appreciate the noise cancelling feature. I wait for the bus on a 7-lane avenue just below a traffic light, so the traffic is all accelerating and making a LOT of noise. It's no problem for the Tozo earbuds. They also work great for video on my Samsung tablet.I have not had the need to use the switch, take a call, etc.The battery life has always been plenty for me. My commute is about an hour-and-a-half round trip. The charge goes from 4 bars down to 3 bars. That means that I've used some fraction so that it is no longer 100%, but it's well above 75%. You can't really extrapolate that to a time factor for the remaining charge available.We're both like totally happy with these earbuds at this price point. They would make a very nice gift for someone who does not yet have wireless earbuds. There is also a nice color selection.With everyone having to wear a mask these days, my wired earbuds got to be cumbersome to manage on and off under the stocking cap. I'm so glad we bought the Tozo's!

Skip down ~2 paragraphs to get to the review. The first two paragraphs are information about how I conduct my torture tests to determine quality. To ensure fairness and that it isn't the equipment I'm connected to I'm comparing these to the first pair I received to the second as well as a couple of other earbuds and my Sennheiser headphones. I do not expect these to sound as fabulous as my $130 headphones and neither should you.I'll start this review by providing information. This is an updated review after having written my original review. I was contacted after my initial review by the company stating that I may have received a defective model and was offered a replacement model at no cost. I have received them and have gone through several rounds of headphone torture tests. While I do not have the equipment to conduct serious tortures nor access to such equipment, namely graphing features and an oscilloscope in order to find out exactly what wave shapes are being produced, I'd like to think that my tests are at least semi valid.I'm conducting my torture with straight rips from CD as well as streaming services. I also use audiocheck.net tests to determine everything that I can't with just straight listening to music. I use both live and studio versions where available. Here are the songs that I have tortured with. I'll include notes as well. Keep in mind that I am cross dominant (left handed, left eye, right ear, right foot) so sounds tend to be a little different for me and sounds that I hear that are supposed to be directly in the middle of my head tend to sound stronger on the right channel.REVIEW!!!!!!Outside of quality, which actually did improve with this set,The bass on these earphones is great. The ability to switch at low frequencies and to be able to determine the moment of the switch is well done. Here's where I get an issue with the bass. On higher quality headphones, you should never hear a whine (unless they've been poorly built, just beat to death, or used for quite some time completely unlike what I do here). These headphones produce a buzz when you use the audiocheck "Quality test" which is designed to beat your drivers enough that they shake quite a lot. I don't fault the makers of these for the buzzing because they are bluetooth earbuds, but I still shouldn't hear the whining of the drivers begging me to stop the bass test.The mids still aren't top notch even with the replacement set, but they are certainly better than the previous pair.The highs are fairly well defined, but can muddle at the very top of the range that humans can hear (I have excellent hearing and it's been determined that I can hear up to 18,000 hz down to 22 hz). When sounds reach that level, that's pretty rough on headphones and these do pretty well. Do not discount these headphones because of the fact that they muddle at the very top of the human hearing range or right at the bottom, that's tough to deal with.Overall the replacement pair is far better than the defective model that I originally received. Excellent quality for the price point. They still do not compare to some of the higher quality headsets that I own, but for earbuds they are top notch.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This section is all about what I use to test headphones.Before I start the list here is my grading scale for bassFail = Poor quality, extreme difficulty switching between frequencies.Fail+ = Poor quality or difficulty switching between frequencies with the other being good or greatPass = Great quality at single tone, difficulty with switching between frequencies. IF single tone, great quality.Pass+ = Great quality, great switching between higher and lower pitch bass soundsBass quality determinationPaper Trails - Darkside (Pass)Magma - Yello (Pass+)Pure 30 hz Sine Wave - Binaural Beats Isochronic Tones Lab (should shake loose any earwax buildup. Pass)It's a Long Way to the Top - AC/DC (Pass+ They are fully capable of handling the droning bagpipe with the bass guitar. Absolutely passes with this).Falling - Olive (Pass+ The song is awful, but the bass at the beginning does not disappear like it would on low quality headsets)In this section I'm going on how much trouble I have picking out separate instruments. I should be able to pick out the majority of instruments. If I have trouble then it is a fail. If not, pass.Instrument clarity across all levels (this is unfortunately full of "Your call is very important" hold music)Giant steps - John Coltrane (Pass)Milestones - Miles Davis (Pass)Stella By Starlight - Miles Davis (Pass)Rotation - Herb Alpert (Pass)Flight of the Cosmic Hippo - Bela Fleck and the Flecktones (Pass)King of Swing (live and studio version) - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (Pass)If there's muddled sounds and it sounds like things blend together too much then it's a fail. I'm not trying to pick out first and second chair on an instrument but I should be able to pick out separate instruments.Mid range test (Clarity is extremely important here).King of Swing (live and studio version) - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (This is a pass, but it's not an orchestra. 7 piece band though)The Imitation Game - London Symphony Orchestra (Mostly passes. Some trouble picking out strings.)Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major..... - London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) (Pass)Flute Concerto No. 2 in D Major - LPO (Pass)I used a single album for determining whether or not things sound like they are too close together and boxed in. I used Pink Floyd's Pompeii concert. This single bit has determined both through the remix and the original (which you can stream or if you're electronically inclined can probably hook up a bluetooth module to a TV with a built in VHS player) that the ability to not sound boxed in is a Pass+. Excellent job on managing to do this at this price point, this isn't something that is exactly easy to do especially over bluetooth or again at this price.

I've been using these for about a month now and haven't had any issues yet. I had a choice between these or a pair of Enact earphones. So I ended up getting the Tozo T6. I'm overall happy with the decision. Still no way to compare with the others though. If I had to make the decision again I'd probably stick with these.I've listed below my pro and con list for these earbuds. The only con that really gets me is the touch sensor activating in the shower. The others aren't bad. The most useful feature may be the volume control!Pros:- Haven't had any charging or battery death issues.- Waterproof makes for easy cleaning.- Showering is fine.- Very clear music.- Volume controls.- Mic works good for calls.- Either bud works. Both work best.- No issues with pairing either or both buds.- No force required to tap.Cons:- I have to be careful not to turn my ears towards the shower or it will pause or skip the music easily.- The bass could be stronger.- There is little/no mic noise cancellation during calls.- - (My old car sounds like a lot of wind to the caller.)- Can't tap too quickly or it counts as one.

This thing is amazing. This is my first time doing wireless earbuds and I can't believe I've been suffering with wired ones and over ear headphones for so long. No longer will I yoink my phone off the counter while doing dishes. No longer will my headphones fall off my head when I shake it too hard. Also, I was afraid all the reviews were fake because these have abnormally good reviews. Now people gonna wonder about me but I assure you I'm a normal guy that paid out of pocket because I absolutely demolish earbuds usually.Okay okay let me touch on the things people wanna know.Sound quality: Not super bass heavy, very neutral sound but it's a very pleasant experience. I'm not sure honestly how they packed the sound in these that they did. I'd compare it to my SHP 9500s so 10 out of 10 there.Noise cancelation: it's not specifically noise canceling, but when music is playing loud this is like any pair of earbuds, it'll drown out anything short of gunfire or a live concert.Comfort: Very good. There's 6 sets of earbud cover thingies if you include the ones on the buds themselves. There's likely a good fit for anyone's ears. I have small ears so I used the smallest ear thingies.Battery life: I haven't needed to run these until they were dry yet but considering it's something like 24 hours if you pop these into the charger every so often. I haven't had any anxiety about my battery lifeStealth: I love having my hoodie up all the time and no one can tell I have music in. Out of courtesy I'll usually have my tunes low and keep one ear out, these buds somehow just sense which ones in. It's nice to be in my own little world mentally while standing in lines or ripping around on my longboard.

I used these at work all day with several calls-excellent sound quality and then went for a 2.5 mile jog. They pair immediately and work well with one or both in. They are so comfortable and I didn’t have to readjust them even once on my run. Wish I could say the same about my shoelaces! I will never go back to corded ear buds again.

The TOZO T6 improves on the T10 in several ways.The ear buds themselves are slightly smaller and are more comfortable in the ear.The touch sensitive controls are far more comfortable then the firm button on the T10.If you want to use one ear bud at a time, like I do, the T6 offers seamless switching with one device pairing. No more duel pairing or the ear bud searching for the other.The T6 refines every short coming I felt the T10 had.The charge lasted several hours.The new smaller charging case is much more comfortable to carry on you.The T6 stayed connected at a range over 60 feet through a car door.I feel the sound and bass quality were very good.When watching youtube the sound was perfectly synched to the video. There was around a half second delay when playing PUBG Mobile.I'm so far very happy with the product and would recommend it.

I chose these earbuds because I did not want to spend the high dollar amount on the name brands. I had high hopes these would give off good sound quality and thankfully they did not disappoint! The sound is clear with good bass. When I have both earbuds in and music on I cannot hear anyone talking to me. They are actually a little TOO good at cancelling noise. I have three kids that I always need to keep an earshot out for. Most of the time I just wear one so I can “mom” at the same time. But I love to wear both and crank the music up when I’m working out and drown out everything. I also use them to do my guided meditation to block our noise. You can answer and talk on the phone with these as well. They last me for as long as I need which usually is upwards of 6 hours and even at that I have yet to get a low battery notification. They’d probably go much longer. The case charges wired or wirelessly. On my wireless charger I can get a full charge on the case in less than an hour. I can go up to a week between charges too, but this depends on how much I use it. I liked them so much I already bought a second pair for my husband. I’ve owned mine for about 4 months now. Highly recommend.

These are really surprisingly great earbuds. The case is solid, sound is great and controls are comprehensive and intuitive. The case is very small so it fits easily even in small pockets but recharges the buds a few times before it needs to be charged. The USB-C charges the case very quickly and there are 3 small LED's on the outside to let you know how much power is left in the case. The magnets hold the buds in the case well but they're so smooth it can be tricky to get them out.The Bluetooth 5.0 connects quickly and easy and maintains connection even on the opposite side of my house on a different floor from my phone. They're pretty light, considering the 6+hr playtime, but they still tend to feel like they're slipping out, and have fallen out a few times. They come with 6 different sizes of silicone tips, plus the ones on the buds in the case. They seamlessly connect and swap from single ear to dual ear mode and back and you can use either bud independently. The call quality is great for people on both ends of the call. People rarely seem to notice when I go from the phone to the buds.They're IPX8 certified and the instructions specifically say they can be worn in the shower but the moment water hit them the controls recognized it as a long touch so they may not break from water but you can't really use them in the water. The touch controls are easy to use and intuitive. It's so hard to find buds that can both skip and control volume.1 touch either - Play/Pause answer call hang up call.Double touch left - backDouble touch right - forwardLong press left - volume downLong press right - volume upTriple touch either - digital assistant.Overall you'll have a hard time finding better buds for the price, or twice the price.

I own 3 pairs of these. One for home, one for my office and one I carry in my purse. I haven’t found a better fitting pair on the market and I’ve tried a bunch! They come with one set of ear fittings on the earbuds themselves, and they come with 5 additional sets to pretty much guarantee a perfect fit for anyone. Also comes with a charging cable (not pictured). They are lightweight and do not hurt my ears at all. I can wear these for hours with no pain. I also own a set of Jabra 75 elites. Now the Jabra does beat the Tozo T6 for deeper sounds, however it’s not that noticeable for the price of the T6 compared to Jabra. In all other ways, the T6 beats the Jabra hands down in my opinion. Fit, comfort, price, total overall sound, and the ability to listen with just one earbud in at a time is a must for me. The Jabra does have a neat “hear thru” feature, however I rarely use that. Plus, the T6 is waterproof. Jabra is not. This is a must for me as well since we have a pool and I love to listen to audiobooks when I’m cleaning it.Pairing ability to 2 devices would be ideal in the future, like the Jabra, however it’s just a minor inconvenience and with a few taps of my cell or iPad, I can pair them just fine.Overall I love these earbuds. Better than my Jabra’s.

I have nothing bad to say about these, they're great. I wasn't sure if I'd like them, but they were relatively cheap. I love them. Now I wish I would have bought the nicer version, the NC9 which has noise canceling and pass-through. At the time I paid $40 for these, now they're on sale for $25!! That's a steal! BUY THEM!!! Save them from birthday/Christmas gifts or something. They're worth way more than $25!If you can afford the $50-$60 of the NC9, I'd suggest those. It seems have reviews on the NC9 are people that started off with these (T6) and upgraded then passed down the T6 to a family member. Often times my kids will talk to me and I have to pause the music or take an earbud out, having pass-through would be nice for that when wearing them at home while cooking dinner, etc. I'll probably upgrade at some point. My daughter (10yo) likes my T6 and wants to get the blue set for herself, now that they're on sale I'll probably just buy them for her-- although I kinda want to just give her mine and buy a NC9 for myself, but blue is her fav color, so I'll just get another pair for her and 'suffer' on with this amazing T6, LoL.I haven't had the batteries die on me yet. I've warn them for about 4 hours max so far, I don't wear them for 8 hours at a time or anything, and they're perfect for me. I wear them at the gym, lifting weights, treadmill, elliptical, and they stay put, haven't had them fall out yet.The touch controls take a little bit of getting used to. For most regular earbuds (wired), you grab them from the bottom, where the cord goes into the plastic housing, just outside your ear, and down a bit. With these, they're IN your ear, so the muscle memory of where I usually reach to touch my earbuds results in me just touching my ear. It's not the fault of the buds, just takes some getting used to. Now I just place my hand against my ear, almost like I'm holding a phone, then tap on the earbud with my pointer finger (play/pause/fastfoward/etc). I've been using earbuds that hang outside my ear for over 20 years, this will take a bit of getting used to, lol. I now understand why Apple went with the traditional look for the AirPods, it's because that's the shape people are used to, and it's intuitive. These are $25, and given how often people lose AirPods, I'm not complaining, just want to make sure you're fully aware of what to expect. I could buy 6-10 sets of these for the price of a single pair of AirPods.The solo headphone feature is amazing. You can use EITHER the left or right with the other one in the case, and it will just work. I spent about 30 minutes, trying to confuse it and get it to mess up, make it glitch out, find it's weakness, but it just plain works. Put one in your ear it works. Have two, put one away, it works. Have two, put the Primary one away, the secondary automatically switches to the primary and keeps on working. I am thoroughly impressed. From my experience, you usually only get this kind of attention to detail with the more expensive brands.The brand I had before this, I had to pair EACH earbud to the phone, and when I put away the primary, I would have to go back to settings, and tap on the other earbud to connect it. Plus I'd have to guess which one it was since they were both named the same, so I might end up selecting the earbud I just put back in the charger case, then I have to wait for it to timeout to realize that was the wrong one, then tap the other one. All that would waste 30 seconds-1minute just to switch earbuds. With these, you only pair once, and the left/right switcharoo is all automagical. Sometimes it will pause what you're listening to for a second or two while it switches, but that's nothing, I'm fine with that. I'm pretty sure the only truly 'seamless' set of earbuds for an iPhone would be the AirPods. The new Bluetooth 5.2 spec is also build to address this issue, so future generations of phone and earbuds 2-3 years from now will probably all have this feature, but for now, these are pretty friggin great.

I was impressed that these earbuds were fully charged upon arrival. I opened the box, took one out and put it in my ear, and it turned on. The same thing happened with the second earbud. Then they automatically connected to my phone. I wore them for about 4-5 hours and they worked without any problems and still had charge left. I am still working on learning all of the controls. I am so used to controlling my headphones with my phone that I never think about that aspect. I wish I could connect these to my 14+ year old iPod because I do still use it to save phone’s battery.The sound quality is good so far. I haven’t used them a lot yet but my music sounded good. I cannot compare them to Bose or any other brand, but unless you need the super expensive brands, these will likely work very well for you, at a fraction of the price.As far as noise cancellation, it depends what it is. When my husband talked, I heard nothing. I could hear other noises though, such as my mop bucket spinner, objects being moved around, my dog making noise, and water running. When I ordered these I thought they were active noise canceling, so I was a bit disappointed that they are not. I looked back at the description and it doesn’t say anywhere that they are, so that is entirely my fault. I don’t use headphones very much but I bought these in hopes of blocking out my husband’s incredibly noisy and annoying eating/chewing and slurping coffee habits. I have not tested either of those things yet, but given my experience with other noises, I don’t expect these to completely block those sounds. They should muffle them though. It is too bad I cannot wear these while driving, for that very purpose of blocking annoying eating and drinking! I should have paid the extra money and bought the NC9 earbuds. They will be my next purchase. Until then, the T6s will work for my current needs.I cannot comment on the waterproof capabilities or anything related to sports. Mine did fall out a few times but I found out that I was wearing them incorrectly and had not rotated them into place. I imagine they would stay in place during activities if you are wearing them correctly.The charging cord they give you is very short so I have to charge them on the floor. I noticed that they sell a charging pad so I am looking into that.The thing I like the most about these earbuds is that they are completely comfortable! I cannot wear the hard earbuds like the ones that have always come with iphones, and the knock-off brands. The T6s have 6 sets of silicone earpieces in varying sizes, and they are so comfy! I hate worrying about the wire on headphones but I have been using them due to the simple fact that the hard earbuds are so painful. Now I have the best of both worlds with the T6.Overall, I am extremely happy with these earbuds, especially at their price. I do want a set of the NC9 purely for noise cancellation, but the T6s work for me in every other way. I highly recommend them!

Great earbuds. I've had apple, I've had other TOZO's, I've had a few off-brands. This one is nearly as good as apple with a few areas winning and maybe one or two losing. Overall, the price clearly wins. The technology is there, and the sound quality; the water proof, the touch control (volume, next/back, play/pause,etc.), the ear fit (being able to work out, run hard, and use either ear bud or both without them falling out), the looks, and the size of the carrying case make this an outstanding set of ear buds--definitely top 2 I've ever had. Battery life is outstanding. I charge the case once every few days, and the earbuds stay charged nearly always. The carrying case is as small as apple pods. Wireless charging is great. Only complaint is the earbuds themselves tend to be a bit slippery when i try to take them out of the earbud case. Well done Tozo. Their products continue to improve. This was a vast improvement from their T-10's I had before this.

It’s incredible how much value for the price these earbuds have. Sound quality is solid, the biggest drawback is that they are somewhat sibilant on the treble, but otherwise they have good bass when you get a decent tip seal in ear, and good full midrange.Can’t comment on construction quality long term but the plastic seems good on both buds and the case. The options for tip fit are numerous, so anyone should be able to make them work. Since I use earbuds all day long the tips won’t work for me (they make my ears sore after a few consecutive days of long use) and I will be making some foam ear tips out of earplugs soon to give them a shot. Comply foam makes custom tips for these if you need some without having to make them.I’m looking forward to putting these through their paces on battery life, as I work for many hours a day (9-12 hours) and will need to charge midday to make these work well. I will update when I have had some time to test things out for a few weeks.Controls are great, I like being able to pause, play, skip back and forward, volume up and down, activate Siri voice assistant, answer and hang up calls. Yeah you accidentally activate them putting in and taking out of your ear if you aren’t careful but otherwise the scheme is solid.Mic quality is solid, callers can hear me well and I don’t seem thin sounding on recording. The catch here is that they pick up all room noise to a significant degree, so you will want to be somewhere quiet.Found them via Rtings dot com, I need good noise isolation and these were rated high for that.Good job Tozo ????

Update: Today 3/31/2020I received the T6 replacements. I was able to connect them to my iPhone XR without any issues. These sound much louder and the bass response is much better and clearer. The kids and highs are neutral and clear as well. Tozo customer service was correct about my previous set malfunctioning. I’m glad that these work as expected since they are the most comfortable wireless/Bluetooth earphones I’ve had. You can’t go wrong buying the T6. Their customer service is one of the best I’ve had the pleasure to deal with.Definitely a 5 stars device and 5 star for customer service.UPDATE:Tozo representative contacted via email. They were concerned about my experience and stated they were sure my T6's were malfunctioning. So, they offered to send me a new T6 earphones to test them out free of charge.I went ahead and changed my rating from 3 to 4 stars just because of Customer Service alone. Nowadays, it is difficult to find companies that have good customer service. Tozo customer service has gone above and beyond to help me and make sure I have a good experience with their product. Tozo has shipped a brand new T6 for me, and I will update my review and overall rating once I get the T6 and test them out.Thank you Tozo customer service personnel.Old Review:I bought the Tozo T6 because of the reviews on Walmart and YouTube. After I tried them out for a week, I decided to send them back. I was using the Tozo T6 with my iPhone XR with Tidal Masters and Walmart Music HD. The build quality in my personal opinion is excellent. I like that it had different sizes silicon ear pieces. The Tozo T6 were fast recognized and connected to my iPhone XR. The touch controls worked, but it took me a few minutes to get used to them. I made sure to charge the earbuds completely prior to using them. Then I went ahead and tried them out, but I was disappointed as to how low they sound even when having the volume at 100%. The bass was lacking for any type of music other than hip hop. After doing some research online, I found out that there is an app that you can install on your phone to EQ the Tozo T6. Unfortunately, the app is not available to download / install for iOS, or at least, I was not able to install it. Even though, the volume was low, the sound was pretty neutral and clear, but in order for me to notice any kind of bass, I had to play music that had a lot of bass.I also found out that my iPhone XR does not support AptX even though it support Bluetooth 5.0. So, it didn't matter if I was using Tidal playing MQA song since this would be play at a lower quality than CD. I am not sure if that affected the sound at all. I know if I would be able to make them sound louder, I would of kept them since these were the most comfortable earbuds I have found so far.

So glad I bought these instead of wasting money on airpods. Great sound quality for the price cant beat it. Plus the touch activation comes in handy to lower volume and pause the music and more