TOZO A2 Mini Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 in Ear Light-Weight Headphones Built-in Microphone, IPX5 Waterproof, Immersive Premium Sound Long Distance Connection Headset with Charging Case, BlackGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Okay very skeptical one about these I recently have a old pair of JBL's earbuds and they were starting to wear and tear So I was on the market for some cheaper earbuds to replace my JBLs The issues I had with the JBLs that I bought a while back was they kept falling out of my right ear. So as a right-handed woman I prefer to wear my headphone one bud and my right ear and only put the left bud in if I'm somewhere crowded or I'm listening to music on a walk or something like that then yeah but I tend to only use One bud which is the right one when I am doing other things with that being said I needed to replace them and I wasn't willing to spend the same amount of money I spent on the JBLs when I bought the JBL buds I think I paid 78 for them or something like that So didn't want to pay that same amount of money again. Believe the JBL's lasted me 2 years The left one works fine it's just the right one that doesn't work as much anymore and it loses disconnection with that being said. I bought these I was okay with the price It is not supported by the app unfortunately also the JBLs didn't have a really good base at least the ones I bought didn't have a good base I love bass in my music but I also like to hear certain instruments when I'm listening to certain music So I have to say that without having the access to the app for these particular buds The basis at least for me on point I have no problem whatsoever with the base I might do a video and turn the music up as loud as possible and let you hear.Battery life excellent matter of fact I got these on July the 5th they were ready to go out the case even though I did charge them just to make sure they work fine today is July the 31st and I'm officially at one bar for the case and I'm charging the case as I'm writing this review so if you're concerned about battery life that should give you an idea how good battery life is now I don't use these excessively though so that probably also explain why they lasted as long as they did I only use these headphones when I'm going out when I'm going for a walk if I'm going to the grocery store those kind of activities when I'm at home I don't need headphones in my ear so I don't do that Even when I'm drawing or something like that. I will put a buds in if I'm multitasking so if I'm playing a game and I got a story play then yeah I'm listening to two different medias sometimes I do that that it's weird lolI know But other than that I have nothing to complain about life span on these like the battery life is crazy.Bill quality is actually really good I've had these in for a walk like I said the JBL's constantly will fall out my ear especially if I was working out and getting sweaty I had no problem with these staying in my ears for the most part You do got a twist them in a little bit I did have to go down to the smallest size for the tips which was nice cuz I was able to find what actually fit me personally I got the white color I usually go for black but when I bought the white ones they were a little bit cheaper than a black ones and so that's how it ended up with white and I kind of got like pencil stain or something on the caseOther than that I'm happy with the product definitely going to be looking into more from this company definitely going to be looking into one of their more expensive headphones or buds so I can test out that app this was really good I am definitely going to be checking out more of their other products I have my eyes on their watch that I'm going to be hopefully getting very soon so there will probably be a review for that if I do get it I ain't looking for nothing to crazy with the watch I'm starting school this September and I just need a good smart watch so I can you know check my messages or whatever while I'm in school So with that being said this is a long review I overshared lol.But I just want to get the best review I could and to make sure everyone understood that. if you want to budget like I am and you ain't trying to cough up Apple money this works It ain't going to scratch the apple buds don't go in there thinking that it will. because it won't you going to be disappointed, but if you don't have high expectations and you just want some good headphones that you can jam out with and if you may happen to lose them you won't be cussing up a storm because you've lost some expensive headphones.So I'm just saying you know keep that in mind other than that you can't go wrong with them if I had a negative thing about them to say is that the cord that comes with them is a very short cord stupidly short they could do better on the court length other than that they work just fine.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I picked up the TOZO A2 earbuds on a bit of a whim — I’ve used TOZO products before and generally found them to overdeliver for the price, and these are no exception.Right out of the box, the case is ultra-compact (fits easily in the coin pocket of my jeans) and charges via USB-C, which is a nice modern touch at this price. Pairing was as simple as opening the case and selecting them in Bluetooth settings. They reconnect super fast when taken out.For sound, they’re tuned with a consumer-friendly V-shaped profile — meaning a bit of extra bass and treble. If you like punchy low end (these do surprisingly well for their size), you’ll probably be happy. The midrange is slightly recessed but still clear enough for vocals and podcasts. I did some back-to-back tests with more expensive buds, and of course the A2 can’t compete on nuance or staging, but for casual listening, it’s impressive.The A2s also support single earbud use, which I appreciate for calls. Mic quality is perfectly serviceable for Zoom or phone calls — not studio-level, but people hear me fine.Battery life is roughly what they advertise: around 5 hours per charge, plus several top-offs from the case. I’ve taken them on a few day trips without any issues.Biggest downside? No app support or EQ customization like you’d get from TOZO’s higher-end models. Also no active noise canceling — just passive isolation, which is decent if you get a good fit.Overall, these are excellent little budget earbuds for casual music, podcasts, and calls. Great backup pair to toss in a bag, or even main pair if you’re not chasing audiophile sound. I’d happily recommend them to anyone wanting a cheap, ultra-portable set of truly wireless buds that just works.