TOZO T12 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3, LED Display Case, Deep Bass Sound | ENC Call Noise Cancellation, 55H Playtime, App Customize EQ, IPX8 Waterproof, Wireless Charging Case, Comfort Fit Ear Buds

Just got these the other day to replace an older different brand. I am very particular about my music and I definitely know what sounds good and what doesn't. So I was very skeptical on these as these didn't get high-end reviews as other brands do, but after looking at some of the reviews here and also on YouTube and the comparison between the T12 and the T12 pro I was kind of impressed and I thought well lets give them a try. What's the worst could happen I return them. I decide to go with the T12 as I'm not a big fan of noise reduction. I think it takes away from some of the music quality and ever since I switched over to the memory foam ear cups it's a real night and day difference between those cheap little silicone ones. when I put my earbuds in with those I don't hear anything outside. They feel so good on the ear that you don't need noise cancellation with these and if you look, they're becoming much more popular now, and they don't fall out. I think the pairing went OK as I'm not really familiar with this brand but once paired It's great you just open up the case automatically pairs by itself you don't have to actually take the earbuds out of the case for that to happen and the battery indicator is a really nice feature. I had already downloaded the app so I was ready to go. I was very impressed that this came with an equalizer, my headphones and earbuds. All have some kind of equalizer built into an app. It gives you a little bit more flexibility and control over your frequencies. The first thing I look for was volume , as I do like my music semi loud, I want to see how these would compare with another brand that I have and they do get quite loud depending on the music you're listening to. the one nice feature I like as you can customize the equalizer to your own liking instead of going with the presets And once you do that, you can save that and then in the future if you were happy with that setting, you don't have to open the app anymore earbuds remember your settings on the equalizer so you never have to go back to the app and reset everything every time you wanna listen to music earbuds just remember where you left off on the app. My equalizer is pretty much almost set all the way up on all the frequencies with a couple little dips here and there. I love my bass and I love my trebles but even being set like that, the sound is very good. The bass isn't overpowering, but it's definitely there and the trebles and the mid range very nice and crisp. The battery life is very good. I'm not the type of person that wears these every day but I do like to wear them when I do my yard work and to drown out the noise of the lawnmower, the backpack blower, etc. my old ones did that I have yet to try these as I don't have to mow the lawn yet, but I'm sure thanks to the memory foam cups. There won't be an issue with drowning out the external noise. I have another set of ear buds and they have the noise cancellation feature and I don't like them. The volume is maybe half of what you can get with T12 and it's all because of the noise cancellation feature it suppresses the volume. It might cut out every little sound from the outside, but it also decreases your volume. That's why I wasn't a big fan of getting the T12 Pro plus the fact I don't need a bigger battery like that , these are very compact and 50 hours charging with the case and 12 hours or so playtime more than enough for me. So to sum it up for the time that I have used them so far I do like them I think the quality of sound is superb and I don't want to spend $150 on earbuds as one YouTube reviewer said there's $150 earbuds and there's a $39 earbuds he would've chosen the $39 earbud over the $150 one because you're buying a name and he also mentioned that the T12 actually did sound better. The other thing I had noticed in the frequency, the T12 goes down to 16 Hz as the T12 pro goes down to 20 Hz I thought that was interesting considering the human ear cannot really hear below 20 Hz or above 20,000 Hz but maybe it adds a little bit more bass quality who knows it can't hurt. So if you're looking for a high-quality earbud, I would definitely give these a try. I'm glad I did as one thing I hate doing is trying to find a good pair of earbuds. Sometimes you have to buy five or six pairs in order to find one good one and then return the rest, this one I hit it nail right on the head. But definitely try out the memory foam cups. They are so much more comfortable and they block out so much external noise. between the pairing up of the earbuds and the foam cups yeah one nice set of earbuds. I'm very surprised at manufactures now don't start including the memory foam cups . But I guess it all boils down to the Almighty dollar. If they work good for me down the road I won't be updating this review if they don't work good for me and I'm not happy with them. I will be updating this review.. I was not paid or coerced in anyway or received a free product. This is my honest review as I really believe this is the only way you can get a good review.

I bought these after sending my last pair through the wash and wanting to step up a bit and I've loved the Tozo earbud line with usb-c/wireless charging case. We're a fan of Tozo here being (typically) cost effective and great sounding. After losing my last set I was curious about stepping up to a higher price bracket to see how they compare and I've been very happy with them! I recently bought the TozoT20s for my wife and I didn't quite feel they met the sound depth as my last NC9s but I don't have that issue here. That is most likely due to the design shape allowing larger drivers. I'm unsure of design specific there but they sound great to me. The setup process was straightforward and they paired seamlessly with my devices. The Bluetooth 5.3 was a key feature I was looking for because this advertises device multi-connect. While not being able to listen to multiple devices at the same time (a limitation with Bluetooth standards and not Tozo) it's able to hot swap to the device that's sending audio automatically. This feature works wonderfully! I have my earbuds connected to three devices at the same time, all say connected. I play audio from my steam deck, I hear my game, I move to my phone and play music I hear my music. Neither are playing audio then I can move to my desktop and watch youtube, all without having to disconnect or reconnect. This solves the issue of being in one room, your earbuds won't connect because a device in the other already connected to them. Bluetooth 5.3 has to be everyone's minimum expectation from here on out. As always, Tozo provides multiple earpiece sizes which I bump down one for a fit that works very well for me. Appears to have the mid set shipped by default with two sizes larger and smaller. Battery life is better than my last pair of Tozo NC9s, lasting through ~4hr session with some 75% earbud battery remaining, consistent with the roughly 10.5hr life noted in the manual. The compact charging case charge them full fairly quick; I wasn't timing it but like 30min? Since I throw the case on the wireless charger I haven't seen it fall below 75 on the readout (which is nice) with my typical daily use. All in all, I 've not experienced a low battery with my typical usage that happened occasionally with my last set. You may not like the default touch controls (holding one earbud out to hear some one may crank the volume to max!) but this is fully customizable in the companion Tozo app and I highly recommend looking through the options. The app also allows updating the firmware on the earbuds which is nice with evolving Bluetooth standards. They're a bit pricey but some of the cheapest LDAC earbuds on the market where spending double /might/ get you a bit more performance quality that I'm sure I wouldn't be able to realize. These feel like a great upper price bracket that I'd be willing to go.

So I bought two pairs of these. The first pair I bought were in black. They easily paired with my iPhone and laptop. I listened to some music and movies and the sound was great out of the box. I downloaded the Tozo app, and adjusted the sound quality with the equalizer in the app. Wow, amazing sound. I saved the equalizer settings in the app. The buds maintain the equalizer setting until I change it. I was able to walk around the room without losing connection. I was able to walk a pretty good distance away from my phone before losing connection. I placed my phone in my pocket and able to listen to music without losing connection. I have to still try riding my bike with my phone in my pocket. I have found some buds struggle to maintain connection when pedaling with the phone in your pant pocket. The buds stay in my ear really well. The noise cancellation was better than expected. The battery case recharges the buds quickly. Charging the case (wired or wirelessly) is also quick. Now the bad part. I didn't find the battery on the buds to last quite as long as I had hoped, and even though both buds are fully charged, I sometimes found one ear going dead before the other. The buds auto pair, but sometimes the buds pair while in the case. I have purchased other earbuds and they never pair while in the case. In fact putting other brand earbuds in the case would automatically disconnect them from the device and turn off the buds. I scroll through news feeds on my laptop and the buds can sometimes be heard playing the news fee videos while the buds are in the case. I had to pick them up and turn them off and place them back in the case. I factory reset, which helped with the issue, but then did it again. Having it auto-connect while in the case depletes the power from the buds and case without you knowing it. The other problem I had is that the mic is just ok for phone and zoom purposes. People could hear me, but said the volume is soft and there's no way to increase it. So I had to talk louder. I could listen to people on the earbuds clearly, with no drops in their speech. The only issue with calls is that if you have both earpieces in your ear, the noise cancellation causes you to hear yourself talking very loudly in your head voice. Hope that makes sense. So, I had no clue how loud I was really talking in public. At this price, around $16.00, it's a great buy for music and movies and would keep them. I bought a second pair in white, hoping the mic for phone use would be better, but it was worse. People said that when I spoke the volume would go loud and soft, and sometimes cut every other word. So, the white ones went back. Other than the problems with phone calls, all other features of the white ones were the same as the black ones. However, I didn't keep them long enough to see if they would autopair while in the case; like the black ones do. When I researched these, not a lot was said about the quality for phone calls. Everyone writes about how great they are for music, but nothing on phone calls. I wouldn't recommend these for phone calls. Update 8/28/24, The seller saw my review and reached out to discuss the situation. They told me to keep the T12s, but told them I already returned one of two. They felt bad and offered to send me the Tozo NC2 earbuds. I first discovered they don't work with the Tozo app. So I couldn't utilize the app equalizer, which allowed me to adjust the sound for better clarity during phone calls. After trying them out for a week, I also had an issue with the earbuds during calls. I informed the Seller and they were very apologetic. They told me to keep the NC2. So I am increasing my star rating from 3 to 4 due to them reaching out and trying to make me happy with their product.

I first tried TOZO as a pair of gaming earbuds, and was impressed with the quality of sound in them. These are definitely next level. I did take advantage of the Eartune on the app, to help automatically boost areas where my ears are weaker, and believe it made an audible difference. I'm quite happy with the sound quality and believe they are great entry level to hq audio Bluetooth, especially with the LDAC codec. Most definitely a good value. While I'm normally a proponent of foam tips for earbuds, the silicone makes sense here with the IPX6 water resistance rating makes sense. App setup was easy, and I like the EQ zone where you can play around with other users EQ presets. to see if their range works better for you. Of course you can easily tweak and adjust the 10 band eq to find your own sweet spot. If I leave my phone on the middle floor of my 3 story house, they hold a solid signal anywhere in the house.

First of all ordered black color but got dark blue. Not a huge deal to return them as blue looks great too. Really dark and muted blue. As for build quality its good but not very premium. But design and comfort are great. Though not very small and not that lightweight. As for noise canceling its just good enough. But you buy this for sound quality. And its awesome. Out of the box its very balanced and great if you are an audiophile and you like neutral sound. For me the bass was very low. So when I turned on noise canceling bass became a little more powerful but still not powerful enough. Even bass+ eq was very gentle. After trying all eartips the result was the same. So I was a little disappointed. But then I remembered about manual eq in official tozo app. So you just put them on twist a little so you can get good seal. After that you turn on the noise canceling. And finally you use manual eq. That really really helped a lot. Bass got super powerful and sounded amazing. Powerful but clean and controlled. As for treble you can leave it alone as its clear but not sharp and not sibilant. So they sound amazing if you know what are you doing. But battery life takes a hit. Not a big deal for me. But know about that. Overall great for the price. You can go for it.

I had been using a pair of SoundCore Space A40 ANC earbuds, recommended by the NY Times Wirecutter column. That was, until two weeks after the 18-month warranty expired recently, when the left bud started squealing and then conked entirely. Worse, SoundCore offers no repair or replacement program, leaving customers high and dry. So I did some research, saw a less expensive pair of buds from Tozo getting good reviews and then saw these, on sale for around $100. Direct hit -- until the little gold screen detached from the left earbud after just seven months on the job (see photo attached). This quality control problem is a shame, because until that premature failure, I thought that these are excellent earbuds, as good as any I've encountered, including high-end products from Devialet and Sony. After I loaded the Tozo earbud app, I took the app's hearing test and then was off to the races -- SUPERB sound on all kinds of music from rock to jazz to blues to classical! No special EQ needed beyond that, though the app gives you plenty of options to choose from. I think I saw a few reviewers here complaining of not enough volume or flat sound. Were they listening to the same earbuds? These have tons of volume. And if their sound is flat to you, I guarantee you need to try a larger pair of the silicone ear tips included for a proper seal -- try one size up. Otherwise, these fit in my ears beautifully, not requiring the constant readjustments the SoundCores needed. Of course, as with any earbuds' silicone ear tips, you need to let them warm up in your ears for a few minutes before you get an optimum seal. The touch controls work very well also. The commands are thoughtfully chosen and, with different functions on the right and left buds, cover every command: play/pause, track forward/back, volume up/down, ANC/pass-through, summon assistant, answer/hang up/ignore phone calls. The microphones seem up to snuff: I was able to dictate to my computer with superior word accuracy. Battery life appears to be decent if not great, requiring a case charge every few days. If you listen to your buds all day, however, these will probably need a charge after two to three hours of use with ANC on. The buds support wireless charging. Last but not least, the buds connect to two devices at the same time, sparing you the nuisance of having to disconnect one device to use the other. So I hope TOZO addresses the durability problem here sooner than later. They are sending me a new pair under warranty, as I update this review, but I have to wonder how soon again before one of the screens pops off... PROS: * Excellent sound on all kinds of music. * App includes hearing test to optimize frequency response. * Many EQ settings provided in app. * More than adequate volume. * Fast and rock-solid connectivity. * Full set of touch commands. * Great fit in ears. * Good ANC and pass-through mode. CONS: * Gold protective screen detached from left earbud after seven months of normal use. * Battery life could be better. * White noise selections included in app repeat at too-short intervals.

I'm writing this review about two months of use. TLDR: So far, they've been great! Though a little pricy, you do get a lot of features that even some name-brand earphones don't. The sound quality is very good for the price, and the app is not bad at all. The noise cancelling is also very good - granted that you have a good fit on them. Even with ANC off, they do block out a lot of the noise - granted that you have a good fit on them. They have acceptable battery life as well. If you are looking for a budget earpiece, this wouldn't necessarily be your first choice - I would recommend something else, like the NC9s on the higher end, or something like the A2s on the real budget end. That being said, if you're willing to spend the extra buck, you definitely get a good amount of value. Although the case felt a little flimsy, the buds themselves have a good build. They are a little on the lighter side, but that was not really an issue for me. The battery display is pretty helpful, as it essentially lets me know when it's about time to charge them. Though the box doesn't specifically note it, but I have been able to get the case to charge up very quickly (~25 minutes from 15% to 100% using a "super fast charger." The buds themselves also charge pretty quickly. Although I've not timed it, I'm able to get them back to 100% pretty quickly. Note that the app also gives you fairly accurate readings of the charge on the buds themselves. Also, the wireless charging is pretty nice when you don't have a charging cable available. One of the features I make the most use of is the multi-point. Going from phone to laptop if fairly seamless. However, they wouldn't play both at the same time. Maybe I haven't played enough with getting one ear to play from the laptop / the other from the phone - but that specifically isn't something that I need. The touch features are what one would normally expect from most earbuds in today's market, and it's nice that they can be personalized (to a certain extent) on the app. For sound quality, I don't really have a reference point to offer. I can definitely say the "sound stage" is fairly large - like being in an auditorium of sorts. I am also not the best at equalizing; however, I have been able to get good sound out of them by playing around a little. Out of the box it the bass was pretty punchy, and the highs a little pitchy, but that is definitely something that I could tune. For noise cancelling, these are also my first pair, so I have no reference to compare to. However, it was very good at its job. You could also customize the noise cancelling level on the app. I personally don't use the ANC unless I have to really focus on something very sensitive (like music scoring). I feel that the ANC can feel a bit overwhelming at times, plus it also tends to run the battery down a lot quicker. Once I got a good fit I was able to cancel out a lot of noise with ANC off anyway. Transparency mode is a very sensitive, when I engage transparency mode it feels like a serene waterfall of static. Again, it does its job, but one's voice also sounds pretty robotic. It's definitely not a deal breaker, but just something to note. With battery life, I wouldn't say i get more than 6 hours per bud, but for most of my use, that is more than acceptable. If I really need to draw out life, I just use one bud at a time, which really draws out the time I could have them in my ears. Truth is, there is a lot of technology packed into these buds, which has a price. In my opinion, you get a lot of value out of them. Bottom line; if you can afford them, I believe they're worth it.

EDIT 04/02/2025: I can't earn people away from these enough. The dust/wax screen on one keeps falling off and now the rubber ring that keeps the 'fit' cone on just came detached and now I can even wear both earbuds. Horrible overpriced, unreliable, poor quality. Shop something cheaper and better quality. EDIT 08/04/2024: Continues to demonstrate that it's not a premium product. The earbuds (specifically the right one) won't reliably shut off and charge when I put it back in the case. I've cleaned everything, but there's no rhyme or reason to it and I get to find out hours after the fact when I'm wondering why my phone or tablet aren't playing through their speakers. Avoid these overpriced earbuds like the plague. EDIT 06/05/2023: connects well to phone and tablet, *horrible* at connecting to either Windows or Fedora Linux laptops; I have to delete the earbuds from the system settings and then reconnect them each time I fire up the laptop. Docking two stars as a result, because I've got other BT earbuds that connect much more reliably so it's not a Bluetooth issue with my laptop, it's these earbuds. I'd definitely recommend different earbuds if you're looking for an all-in-one solution, because these aren't it. I'd return them if they were within the return window, but sadly it's passed already. I've had these for a little less than a month, and I've used them for phone calls, video calls, at the gym listening to music and watching videos, and at home while mowing the lawn. They've been paired with my phone, tablet, and laptop, so I've been able to use them in a variety of settings and use cases. Likes: - I think the form factor is good. They're not too big and don't stick out as much as my Enacfire F1's that I've had for several years now. They look cool and modern yet discreet. - They deliver good sound quality with music and videos, a definite upgrade from my Enacfires. I haven't tested all the different codecs or EQ settings, but I've landed on the LDAC codec and "Original" EQ setting from the app. - The Tozo app is neat, and walks you through customizing the sound to your own personal taste and hearing. Creating a custom 'toneprint' with the app is quick and easy, as is updating firmware for the buds when a new version is available. - Similarly, customizing the earbud controls through the app is a good idea, although not all settings can be changed (i.e., single-tapping the left bud *always* controls ANC on/off, it can't be changed). - It pairs to at least two devices at once (I've ever only tested it with my phone and tablet at the same time), which is a convenient feature to have. - Phone calls are clear, although it doesn't quite seem to have HD-quality sound as if I was using the phone by itself. Dislikes: - Sometimes it seems that the stereo 'spread' is a little more balanced to the left bud when watching videos. It's not much, but just enough to notice sometimes. - I don't dig the squared-off ends of the earbuds that the silicone covers attach to. I think it makes for a slightly unnatural fit in the ear that the covers are supposed to correct for. I'm sure there's a reason that they're not plain circular like most, but I'm not certain it was necessary. - The app needs to clearly state that it works with the Golden X1s at this point, especially if these are supposed to be Tozo's top-of-the-line earbuds. It took me a few minutes to make sure I was downloading the right one, or find it to begin with. There should be a QR code somewhere in the manual that links directly to the app. - Speaking of QR codes, the one on the plastic wrapper around the case that's supposed to take you to product registration was too small for my camera to pick up. Emailing customer service did the trick, but it should've been a bigger code for ease of use. Similarly, there should be a PDF version of the manual available. - The biggest issue for me: the case feels cheap compared to the earbuds. The bottom of the case, that the buds magnetically fit into, feels fine but the top feels too thin and flimsy, like it'll snap off over time. It's a tiny case, too. - Minor annoyances: it's a bit hit-or-miss as to whether it pairs successfully with my Linux-based laptop (Fedora 38), but this is likely a Linux issue rather than laptop, as it works just fine with my Windows 11 build. Also, the notification that tells you it's paired successfully is just a beep/tone rather than a voice that says "connected/disconnected", which I'm used to with the Enacfires. I think a voice is a much more clear indicator than a tone is. I'm happy enough with them to keep them, but if I were to do it over again I'd probably get the Tozo T12's that i got for my wife for her personal use with her laptop and phone; she seems perfectly happy with them and with no complaints about sound quality, so I don't know that all the extra features on the Goldens are worth the cost. If you have to have the best and brightest of a company's offerings, then definitely get the Golden X1s.

Qualidade excelente

Very good earbuds.

These earbuds are awesome when you compare with others price/value. However I wouldn't recommend them for workouts or any other activities, you might end up losing one or both earbuds. In a sense they're bulky and you can tell just by looking at the advertising pictures.(4 and 6) The sound and bass is really great and I had no issues hearing others or be heard whatsoever. Noise reduction was good too. If it weren't for them not fitting properly into my ears, though I've tested all different tips, I would of definitely kept them. I had to send them back and find something else. I still rate them high, since not all earbuds fit everyone.

Average product.

TOZO Golden X1, das Flaggschiff aus dem Hause TOZO! Schon bereits alle anderen Earbuds der Modelle A1 / T6 / NC9 und das zuletzt erworbene Modell „TOZO Crystal Buds“ sind aus meiner Sicht absolut empfehlenswert wenn man gerne Musik mit einem sehr guten Klang genießen möchte! „Made in Germany“ gab es mal vor 30 Jahren, seither werden nahezu alle Produkte überall entwickelt und produziert, nur nicht mehr in Deutschland! Die Marke TOZO die seit 2015 in Seattle, Washington ins Leben gerufen wurde, verwende ich nun seit 2021 störungsfrei und dies nicht nur wegen der Qualität, sie überzeugen mich auch von der Beschaffenheit in Punkto Design. In den vergangenen Jahren hat sich dieses Unternehmen zurecht bis nach ganz vorne katapultiert und seinen überzeugenden Ruf verdient! Eine sehr gute Qualität zu einem sehr günstigen Preis! Daten: Die technischen Daten dieser neuen Earbuds lesen sich nicht nur gut, sie sind es auch! Nun verfügt dieses neue Modell „Golden X1“ ebenfalls über „LDAC“ und trägt zudem die Kennung „Hi-Res Audio“, hierdurch wird die Musik wahrlich in einer hochauflösenden Qualität ins Ohr transportiert. Damit man allerdings das volle Klangspektrum seiner Musik wahrnehmen kann, sollte unbedingt der richtige Adapter ausgewählt werden! Für unterschiedlich große oder kleine Ohren befinden sich 6 Adapter Paare in unterschiedlichen Größen im Lieferumfang! Ein zu großer oder zu kleiner Adapter verfälscht das Musikerlebnis enorm!!! Design: Eine kleine Box die viel in sich hat! Die Earbuds lassen sich nun ohne viel Fummelei problemlos aus der Box entnehmen, bei meinen Vorgängern war es mitunter sehr fummelig. Lach… Die Box ist sehr schön gelungen und zeigt neben dem aktuellen Ladezustand der eingesetzten Earbuds auch gleich die verbleibende Akku-Kapazität an, die für 2 bis 3 weitere Ladeprozesse zur Verfügung stehen. So wie es auch bei meinen TOZO Crystal Buds der Fall ist. So kann man frühzeitig erkennen ob nachgeladen werden muss oder nicht! ORIGX Pro - Klangtechnologie: Eine Technologie mit breiter Frequenzbandbreite, die bereits bei 12 Hz beginnt (typisch sind es eher 20 Hz) für die Basswiedergabe! Der obere Frequenzbereich wird mit 44,1 kHz für die hohen Töne benannt (typisch sind es hier eher 20 kHz). Dieser extrem hohe Wert ist allerdings nur messtechnisch zu erfassen, unser Ohr oder Gehör nimmt nur Frequenzen bis zu einen Wert von 15 kHz oder 20 kHz war, Töne außerhalb dieser Range sind dann nicht mehr hörbar. Ich habe zum Vergleich diverse Tests mit anderen Produkten durchgeführt und kann zumindest für mich behaupten dass mich diese Earbuds absolut gefangen haben und die Klangqualität überragend ist! Ich höre sehr viel Musik und dies sollte ohne große Verluste einhergehen, selbst die bereits vorhandenen Produkte von TOZO wie das Modell T6 / NC9 / A1 und die TOZO Crystal sind schon faszinierend gut und werden nun noch einmal vom High-End Produkt TOZO Golden X1 getoppt. Ich hätte nicht angenommen dass man hier noch hätte viel verändern können, aber wie es scheint sind nach oben keine Grenzen gesetzt! Absoluter Hammer wenn man glaubt man hätte seine Ohren bereits verwöhnt! LDAC: Dieses Verfahren wurde ursprünglich von Sony ins Leben gerufen, nun bietet TOZO es ebenfalls in seinen neuen High-End Earbuds an und kann sich damit wahrlich auf dem großen Markt behaupten und verdrängt zunehmend die großen Anbieter von ihrem Thron! Hi-Res Audio: Diese Bezeichnung steht ohne Zweifel für High-Resolution Audio, die glasklare Musikwiedergabe habe ich so bislang noch nicht genießen können, zumindest nicht an Kopfhörern in dieser Bauform als Earbud! EarPrint: Eine geniale Errungenschaft für all diejenigen die Hörprobleme haben! Beim Einrichten der APP wird ein Hörtest durchgeführt, dieser läuft eigenständig und muss lediglich mit OK bestätigt werden, wenn dann die Geräusche des Tests zu hören sind! So wird dann bei unterschiedlichem Hörvermögen (Hörmängel auf einem oder beiden Ohren) die Lautstärke als auch die entsprechende Frequenz für das eingeschränkte Ohr weitestgehend ausgleichen! Ein wichtiger Aspekt um auch mit Gehörproblemen die Dinge hören zu können die man sonst vielleicht nicht so hätte wahrnehmen können! Dieser Test lässt sich zudem jederzeit wiederholen! Aufbewahrungsbox mit Powerbank und Verfügbarkeitsanzeige: Unter normalen Umständen hält die vollständige Ladung der Earbuds bis etwa 8 Stunden (Herstellerangaben bei einer Lautstärke von rund 50%), mit der Reserve der verbleibenden Kapazität der Aufbewahrungsbox, die als Powerbank dient, sollte es dann wohl möglich sein die entladenen Earbuds bis zu 3 x vollständig aufladen zu können, womit dann ein Nutzungszeitraum bis zu 32 Stunden erreicht werden kann. Diese Werte sind allerdings von der Art der Nutzung stark abhängig, was aber alle male für mindestens 1 oder 2 Tage genügen sollte. Benutzt man sie nicht dann werden die Earbuds ohnehin in der Box wieder nachgeladen um für den nächsten Einsatz zur Verfügung zu stehen! Neben dem Ladeanschluss USB-C steht zusätzlich noch die kontaktlose Aufladung (Induktion / QI) zur Verfügung, diese dauert allerdings etwas länger, schont aber die eingebaute Ladebuchse vor Beschädigungen bei ständigem an und abstecken des USB-Kabels! TOZO APP: Diese ist nicht nur optisch sehr gut gelungen, sie bietet unzählige Einstellmöglichkeiten um das volle Klangspektrum zu entfalten, ferner können benutzerdefinierte Einstellungen des Equalizers mit Namen abgespeichert werden. Praktisch wenn man unterschiedliche Genres (Musikrichtungen) hört und dafür den Equalizer nicht ständig neu einstellen möchte. Ebenfalls können über die APP die unterschiedlichen Rauschunterdrückungsverfahren gewählt werden, von vollständig bis zur benutzerdefinierten Filterung ist hier alles dabei. Erfahrungswerte nach 10 Tagen: Kopplung mit dem Smartphone - Tragekomfort - AKKU und Klangerlebnis Die 1. Kopplung am Smartphone ist ein Kinderspiel und bedarf keine besonderen Kenntnisse! In den Bluetooth-Einstellungen wird sofort das Modell „TOZO Golden X1“ angezeigt nachdem sie aus der Aufbewahrungsbox entnommen wurden! Einfach nur noch koppeln und das war es dann schon! Sobald sie wieder zurück in die Box gelegt werden, wird die Verbindung getrennt und die Earbuds laden sich wieder schnell auf! In der TOZO APP einfach auf das PLUS-Symbol tippen und die erkannten Earbuds auswählen. Sollten die Earbuds auf dem Smartphone einmal nicht erkannt werden: Legen Sie die Buds in die Box und halten Sie den kleinen Knopf der sich in der Mitte zwischen beiden Earbuds befindet gedrückt bis die Ladeanzeige blinkt, nun den Taster loslassen. Die Ladeanzeigen der Earbuds blinken im Wechsel in Weiß, nun sollten sie auf dem Smartphone die TOZO Golden X1 auch angezeigt bekommen! Auswählen und die Berechtigung (wie man mag) vergeben! Die Akkus halten wie bei allen anderen Modellen von TOZO erstaunlich lang, ich höre gerne laut Musik und denke ich liege bei einem Wert von 60%, nach einer Tragezeit von gut 3 Stunden ist immer noch eine Kapazität von über 50% vorhanden, die somit dann mit den Angaben des Herstellers weitestgehend übereinstimmen! Die Verbindung zum Smartphone ist sehr stabil und es gab im Zeitraum meiner Nutzung nicht einen einzigen Abbruch außer als ich mich außerhalb der Reichweite mit großen Hindernissen (Wandvorsprung) befand. Der Tragekomfort ist perfekt, zu keinem Zeitpunkt habe ich den Eindruck gehabt dass sie mir aus den Ohren fallen könnten oder auf eine andere Art und Weise störend wahrgenommen werden! Da die Earbuds keine Bügel verwenden, kann weiterhin jede beliebige Brille getragen werden, die man sonst auch tragen müsste oder würde! Ich kann diese Earbuds mit absolut gutem Gewissen empfehlen, der höhere Preis ist gerechtfertigt weil man dafür eine überragende Qualität erhält die andere sich gerne zweimal bezahlen lassen!