TOZO A1 Mini Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 in Ear Light-Weight Headphones Built-in Microphone, IPX5 Waterproof, Immersive Premium Sound Long…
$20
- [Ultra lightweight and compatible for small ear] The surface and Angle of A1 earbuds in-ear part have been polished and refined repeatedly to achieve a balance between beauty and comfort and make it comfortable to wear. Likewise, a single earbud weighs only 3.7g, making it as light as a feather and discreet in the ear. Ergonomic design provides a comfortable and secure fit that doesn’t protrude from your ears especially for Sports, Workout, Gym.
- [Stereo sound quality] TOZO A1 earbuds’6mm diameter speaker presents a powerful and wide sound range, which makes the treble full of dynamics, and the bass powerful.Adopt advanced Bluetooth chip makes the sound played by the earphones much more beautiful and pleasant, suitable for sports or home work
- [Smart touch control] A1 earbuds supports dual ear touch control, providing convenient operation on volume control, previous/next song, pause and answer calls along as well as voice assistant control.
- [Bluetooth 5.3 &Long distance connection] ] With Bluetooth 5.3 technology A1 has superior sound quality and strong signal, so that there is no disconnection in listening music or making phone calls within 12 meters.
- [Long battery life] With headphone 40mAh capacity and charging bin 400mAh capacity,The earbuds lasts 6 hours for normal use (60% volume), and the charging bin lasts 24 hours for 3 charges,which gives you excellent experience of long endurance.
Specification: TOZO A1 Mini Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 in Ear Light-Weight Headphones Built-in Microphone, IPX5 Waterproof, Immersive Premium Sound Long…
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Tariq –
Sound
To start off, the sound on these is surprising for the price and the size. They have decent bass response (I like my listening experience to be bass heavy). They produce a clear sound and I am able to hear the separate sounds. i’ve use these earphones for RnB music and to listen to Podcasts and Audiobooks and they’ve managed all of them very well.
Battery Life
After a few days of use I’m finding I’m getting the 6 hours advertised battery life from the earphones themselves. Although I rarely wear them for that long at any single time so they’re always in and our of the case being charged. I have yet to drain the case and headphones yet which is good as I won’t have to worry about running out of battery life on a normal day.
The case uses USB C to charge which is always nice as it means I can use one cable to charge most of my things.
Comfort & Design
The earbuds are a lot smaller than I expected and very light weight, they fit snugly in my ears and I have been able to wear them for a few hours at a time without any ear fatigue. I mainly use these when I’m at my desk working or walking around the house. They are very light and after a while I am barely able to feel I’m wearing them.
I haven’t tried them at the gym or when doing any exercise, the fit snugly enough to stay in during a workout, however I have a separate pair of earbuds already for that purpose.
They don’t have active noise cancellation, however they do an in-ear design which blocks out most of the outside noise when playing music.
Ease of Use
The pairing on the earphones is simple enough, once the initial pairing is done, all you have to do it open the case and the earphones connect automatically.
The tap/touch controls are really useful and easy to get the hang of.
Carolina Ramos –
Me ha encantado el sonido muy bueno, comodidad y no se caen con el movimiento. Los controles muy intuitivos.
Algo que quiero destacar es el micrófono ya que lo utilizo mucho para el trabajo, se escucha estupendo y no tengo problemas aún ni con ruido
lighthouse –
Diese Kopfhörer überzeugen absolut durch ihre großartige Klangqualität. Da macht das Musikhören echt Spaß.
Was mir nicht so gut gefällt, ist, dass die Ohrhörer etwas schwierig aus dem Case zu friemeln sind. Aber vielleicht habe ich den richtigen Dreh noch nicht raus. 😉
Trotzdem, der ganz neue Musikgenuss entschädigt allemal.
Sie sitzen angenehm in Ohr, habe eher kleine Ohren und auch nach passenden Ohrhörern gesucht. Sie sitzen im ersten Moment gefühlt etwas locker, faktisch bleiben sie aber auch beim Sport (Laufen, Hullern…) sicher im Ohr drin. Wirklich toll. Sie drücken überhaupt nicht, aber lösen sich auch nicht von selbst.
Empfehlung, da viel Leistung für den Preis!
Amazon Customer –
Coming from a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds (original) that I got for $10 and lost, it’s hard to spend $60 on a replacement. I will say, I think these are an excellent alternative for the price. There are some feature losses and oddly enough one major bug fix.
For starters, these have great sound so far. If you’re looking for a song to stress test these with and you’re not an audiophile (I am not), “I’m So Sorry” by Imagine Dragons is an excellent start. It picks up the bass drops and doesn’t tear, but the lyrics are also nice and clear. It’s a pair of $20 wireless earbuds, so don’t expect something amazing, but compared to Samsung’s AKG offering, it’s on par if not better. They’re still brand new though. The distance seems to be on par with the Samsung Buds too.
You will lose the Buds app, so you can’t change the sound equalization (unless you use TOZO’s very poorly rated app) or disable noise cancellation or locate your earbud. Honestly, disabling noise cancellation kinda defeats the point, so it’s not really something that I ever used. I also installed a frequency generator app that can play sufficiently loud tones to locate an earbud, even better than Samsung’s locator. The sound is actually pretty good for all scenarios in my opinion. If you really need equalization, there are other ways to do that from the Android side.
These actually fixed a major bug with the original Samsung Buds. The Buds or Android updated in a way to make the audio drop when using HD audio, which is enabled by default every time a bud is connected. These earbuds do not have that flaw, which has made me very happy.
These have two flaws in my opinion. They do not have proximity sensing to pause when removing from your ear (and can be activated in the pocket). They also require you to wear both buds to use all of the touch features. If you only use one at a time, you’re limited when it comes to prev/next as they’re bud-dependent. Having no app, you have no way to reconfigure that. I should note that I have not tried their app because I don’t want to risk breaking the buds. They’re working just fine as is with expected flaws for the price. These are not deal breakers in any way.
I will say, they are fairly small and very smooth. If you have small hands, you may have issues with them. I even have some issues, but I wouldn’t say that’s necessarily a flaw. They are pretty cool to feel because they’re really smooth, but it isn’t necessarily the best design choice for something so small and intended to be handled. They don’t have that annoying rubber ring that the Samsung Buds do.
One other point that may irk people that I don’t really care about is wireless charging. I don’t use the flat wireless chargers, so I always have to find a prop for a case like this to hit the charge point. I don’t really care enough to be annoyed that I can’t wirelessly charge these. It’s a nice feature, but if it increases the price, I don’t think it’s worth it. They charge fast enough and last long enough that worrying with wireless charging isn’t really a huge concern to me.
Overall, they seem like an excellent alternative to the original Samsung Buds and probably ever iteration of every big name brand wireless earbud with charging case. Hopefully I won’t have to contact customer support, but I hear they’re lovely, so that might not be too bad.
Vish –
Bought these for my daughter who has small ears. After her Tronsmart Spunkybeats simply stopped working after just over a year (after warranty period!). She then got some Boltune BT-BH021, but never really got on with them as they were an odd shape and has weird touch controls.
These…are perfect for her! Super cheap price, crazy small size, including the charging case, full and sensible touch controls, USB-C, great battery, great water protection, single bud use…on and on.
Best of all is the sounds quality. Comparing these to my (much more expensive) Tozo NC9…I was actually shocked! The sound quality is amazing, and not to tampered with. Great mids, and not overbearing bass.
Tozo’s are simply the kings of ear buds. If you are after a smaller fit ear bud…look no further!
Samuel K. –
The list of wireless headphones that I have owned to date includes
– Soundpeats Sonic: Excellent bass with recessed mids and highs but too heavy and tiring after listening for a while. Great mic.
– Soundcore Life P2 mini: Good mids, not so good bass and highs. Also did not personally like the stem design. Poor mic.
– Tozo T6: slight V shaped sound profile. The bass drowned the details a little bit. Not so good mic for calls. Better than Life P2 but worse than Sonic.
– QCY 17: Great for easy listening and excellent mic. Wife loved these the best. For me they are second best because voices are not as crisp and not as much ‘texture’ in the instruments.
– Several Aliexpress headphones: I gave up on these because of terrible mic quality in general. Audio was a mixed bag.
The TOZO A1 are easily the best headphones I have owned with an amazing balanced flat music profile that is typical of high end headphones. Bass is tight and deep while mids and highs are crisp and rich. Voices and instruments are both precise and individual placed around you so that listening to multi-layered songs feels like a live perfomance around you. Yes, the soundstage and instrument separation on these is amazing! It rivals my AKG over ear wired headphones. Mic is almost as good the Soundpeats sonic. I would and did by another pair of this headphones to keep as a backup because the audio quality is that good.
Now I haven’t even started on the comfort. They are the most comfortable headphones I’ve ever owned. They remind of the panasonic ergofit, but without the hassle of cables. They do not move around and the sound does not change when I yawn or move my jaws as other in ear headphones do.
Now, one thing I discovered is that they are NOT meant to be pushed deep into the ear canal like the T6 and others. Doing so results in a muffled sound which could be the reason why some have been complaining about low sound quality and volume.
In summary, these are the most comfortable and best sounding bluetooth in-ear headphones at this pricepoint. If you are in doubt, just get these and you’ll be happy with them. If you found a better alternative under $100, please let me know.
Cheers.
Gretchen Campbell –
I originally had the TOZO 6 and I absolutely loved them. It was just a tiny bit big for my ears but I ended up buying a pack of those memory foam ear tips and it that worked alot better and was more comfortable. I ended up loosing one of the the ear bids at the airport so I decided to buy these the TOZO 1 mini and it fits perfectly in my ear w/o having to use the memory foam tips. The case is smaller too. I really like the size and look of these ones too. I would have rated the sound quality a 5 but comparing these to my orig pair, the TOZO6 the sound quality isn’t quite as good as them, it’s close but the 6’s are a bit better as far as the sound and battery life. The 6’s are waterproof too and I’m not sure if these ones are. I have used them while exercising and sweating and have worn them while it was raining and haven’t had any issues and that’s all I’m really worried about. The battery life is still really good I just feel like the 6’s lasted a bit longer before having to recharge both the buds and the case. With both you get about 6 uses outta the buds before having to recharge the case you just have to charge the buds a lil bit sooner with these. I wear them a good bit every day, I listen to pod casts or watch movies and shows and they are both great! I just feel like the 6’s were a teeny bit better is all, but I don’t mind at all because the smaller size and better fit for me is worth the sacrifice. Sometimes I only wear one at a time so I still use my one earbud I have from my 6’s when I decide to give these a full break to get a full charge lol. I am in love with this company tho. They have AWESOME products for a fraction of the cost of some other brands out there and just as good or better quality! I highly recommend these ear buds and the original ones I had too. This company will be my “go to” for these types of products!! I just can’t get over how great they are all priced and as for the 2 items i have used so far for the AMAZING quality! Oh and I also use them to talk on the phone too like I never not use my buds when on a call and they both worked perfectly and no complaints at all from the other person on the other end! I always ask people I talk to and my mom’s always a good one to ask cus she’s really particular about being able to hear me on the phone and she said she hears me better on them then if I would just use the phone by itself so definitely no issues there! The touch controls are perfect also! I did notice on the 6s were a teeny tiny bit more sensitive b/c I was always having to adjust them cus I have weirdly small ear holes lol and I would mess up the volume or something but these aren’t as sensitive like if I have to make an adjustment i don’t accidentally hit the volume or anything but when I do want to use it normally it still works perfectly so that may be another upside to these mini’s