- OpenEarRing True Open Ear Earbuds, Lightweight Comfort Open Ear Clip Wireless Earbuds, 40H Play Bluetooth 5.4 Headphones with Smart Digital Display Design Fit Sports Running, Workout Black

These have been the best sound quality, most comfortable to wear, and have the most reliable bt connection over any other similar products that I've tried, including JLab and several other miscellaneous small manufacturers on Amazon. The JLab in particular was disappointing, it degraded in sound quality over time and also started disconnecting and reconnecting frequently. I also tried the high end Bose version which wasn't comfortable and ultimately not worth the money. As an unfamiliar brand, the Tozo actually surprised and impressed me. They are lightweight, the band is thin and unobtrusive, and the buds are not too big, yet the sound quality is still great--a round, full sound compared to others that sound tinny and echo-y. They have decent bass, which I found to be lacking in most others. I now have several pairs of Tozo that I stash in different places for different purposes, and even the first pair from a couple years ago is still functioning well. I don't wear them for very sweaty, jumpy workouts but I do use them for walking or light jogging. I don't use them in wet or overly humid environments, so I can't comment on that. I do use them on the plane and I do have to turn the volume up a bit, but I prefer open ear because the changing air pressure makes anything that plugs the ear canal uncomfortable for me. If you watch the price history you can get them for a very reasonable deal. I'd say they're worth trying to see if they work for you!

I'll never use any other type of ear buds. I've always had a hard time finding some that don't hurt my small ears. Fit great and great sound. I love that these dont go inside the ear. Holds charge. Easy to use. Easy to connect. I walk around a lot at work and they dont fall off.

Fantastic little headphones. I have to be able to hear whats going on around me at work but I need some background noise, and these are perfect for that. I've had them for a few weeks now and I love them. Pros: -Great quality sound, I've loved every pair of TOZO headphones I've gotten so far (3 or 4 different styles now). Crystal clear sound, no complaints -They're surprisingly comfy, I have it in my ear about 8 hours a night, 5 nights a week and it hasn't caused issues, no pinching or soreness in the one ear (for the most part) they're easily adjustable to different angles to get it just right. -This is the 4th pair of open ear headphones I've gotten and the 1st pair I can actually hear what's going on around me. The other pairs I can tell someone's trying to talk to me and take them off, but I can hear AND understand everyone with these on, which is the whole point. Neutral: -The battery lasts between 7 and 8 hours. I wear one at a time and switch it out during the last hour of my shift every night. Cons: -The case has about 2 full charges in it. Drained both headphones the first night (everything was fully charged) and the case was at 50% after charging. Not the worst but I usually don't have to charge other cases quite as often. If you have cartilage piercings, it WILL affect the comfort. When I wear one in the ear with a daith piercing, it does start to get sore after a couple hours and adjusting the jewelry out of the way only helps a little bit. Something to consider if you have a lot of piercings. All in all they're great and well worth the price. I haven't noticed any issues with the range, but I don't generally go very far from my phone to comment on it. I also had no trouble connecting them to any of my devices, its super simple. I only take one star off for the battery life. Its fine, but it could be better.

I love these. On opening the box simply pulled the rings out of the charger and easily connected. The sound is perfect, with clear, full range of sound. The trouble with the traditional “buds” is they didn’t fit my ear canals, the rings are perfect for my ears. Haven’t tried speaking on the phone which I didn’t know they did so I’m looking forward to trying it. I have big fingers and find the simple touch & tap controls easy to use. Great price and fantastic sound with an excellent fit. A great find.

I was looking for some headphones for running and came across these because I did not want to spend so much on name brand ones. I can honestly say they are better than my AirPods in the sense that they do not fall out of my ear and I can barely feel them, which is a major plus since my other ones hurt. The sound is good enough for me—not super loud, but still good. Overall, it is a great product and a great bang for your buck if you are looking for something reasonable.

I have small ears and went through several clip-on open ear headphones like these that were all too big. These fit comfortably and the sound is great compared to other brands. With some EQ adjustment via the TOZO app it almost sounds like you're just wearing normal earbuds/headphones. For my first day using them, they lasted about 7 hours (1 hour of which they were on with nothing playing, so probably closer to 6 hours of actual playtime). Charging them back to full in the case took about 90 minutes and brought the case from 100% down to 61%, so you can expect to get 2 and a half full charges out of the case alone. If you need longer continuous play, you could charge one while using the other. Connectivity has been fine; there is the occasional weird audio glitch when connecting and disconnecting other bluetooth devices, such as a mouse and keyboard, but it's very small and brief, definitely not a big problem. My only other complaint is that it seems you can't adjust the volume with them; you have to do it on your device (single-tap answers calls, double-tap is play/pause, triple-tap is skip). Overall I'm really happy with these. I do still prefer actual bone-conduction headphones over these in terms of open-ear listening, but they're basically just as good as my Shokz in terms of sound quality. Edit: After about a month of using these along with 3 other headsets/headphones (Corsair Virtuoso, Soundcore Life Q20+, and Shokz OpenMove), I prefer these overall. The sound quality is about on-par with the Soundcore and definitely better than the Shokz, although with the Shokz bone-conduction it is much easier to hear your surroundings over what you're playing; at least for me, the bone-conduction doesn't compete as much over ear-canal sound. Over-the-ear headphones still win for sound quality, of course, but these are almost as good; the bass is deep and the treble is crisp. The battery life is easily the worst of the 4, coming in at about 6 hours of continuous play vs. Shokz at 8+ hours and Corsair/Soundcore at 12+ hours. They do charge much faster than the rest however, and if you're popping them back in the case whenever you're not using them, even if it's just for a couple minutes, you can likely get a full day out of them. For comfort, it's no contest; these are the best. I forget I'm wearing them all the time, sometimes sending them flying by taking off my shirt or putting on a beanie. With my small ears, I will note that it feels like they're not as secure as they probably should be, I find myself adjusting them now and then to get the best sound quality since they tend to shift a bit. If you have normal/bigger ears this is probably a non-issue, though I can't speak from experience. For connectivity, they're decent. I haven't had any issues with them disconnecting or not pairing, even with switching between devices. I don't think there's a way to put them in pairing mode, but manually disconnecting them on one device and then connecting with another device works fine. The range is good; I can walk about 30ft away with 2 walls between me and my phone with no issues, although the latency is not great at any distance; you won't be able to play any rhythm games with these. They do have a "low latency" mode, but I didn't notice any difference with it on. Overall, if you need to be able to hear your surroundings but don't want to compromise sound quality, or if you just want something lightweight and can't stand earbuds, and you don't want to drop $100+, these are absolutely a great choice.

===== 3/2/26 Update ========= Ok, I was wrong and I take some of the good comments back. Don't get me wrong, it's still lightweight and with an amazing sound quality... but the comfort part is where I take off points. At first, I was only wearing the one on my right ear and it was very comfortable, hardly even felt it. Then I started using both. However, the one on my left ear made my ear hurt after using it a whole day. Basically, the little clamp part is too tight on my left ear whereas it's just perfect on my right ear. So my left ear was left in pain after a day of use. For some reason it's not comfortable on my left ear no matter how I tried to reposition it. I just purchased their newest one called Tozo OpenEgo which sits just on top of the ear. Used it yesterday for like 5 hours straight and today noticed that there was no aches or pain with that one and the quality of the sound was exceptional. So if you have sensitive ears, maybe that's the better choice. It was for me, that's for sure. ================================ At 4.3 stars, these little gems are so under-reviewed. Seriously should be 5.0 stars! I've had them for a few months already and I'm sorry to admit I really hadn't tried them, they were just sitting on my desk. For the past 3 days or so, I've been using them and I'm so impressed with the sound quality as well as the light-weight of them. Not only that, but my ears are usually pretty sensitive and they have not caused any discomfort at all. As I type this, I have the one on my right ear on, listening to an audio book, and if it weren't for the fact that sound is coming into my right ear, I wouldn't even know I have anything on my ear. Also, since they are pretty much open ear, I love that my ear canal doesn't get uncomfortably hot like when I wear the ones with rubber or silicone. Also, to be fair, I've only used them while in the house, I haven't worn them out on a noise street, so maybe sound quality may be affected in that environment. But if you're gonna wear them around your home or an office that isn't too noisy, I think these would be amazing. Here's an image so you can see how it looks. Sorry about my ugly mug. Hope you had your coffee already. lol

I have had three or four Tozo earbuds of various forms for several years. In fact, I still use one product that I've had for almost 10 years. I'm always so impressed with the quality, price and sound from them! I do have to admit that I am not an audiophile. I'm not one of those who really can tell the difference between super-high fidelity sound equipment and just average. I just want to be able to listen to my music, or podcast, or phone calls clearly and without static. But I've always had a big problem with things in my ears. I was in an occupation that required me to wear earpieces for 28 years and I developed chronic ear issues from it. So when this type of earbud came out, I was hopeful, but not sure about how good the sound would be. I didn't want to spend $100 or $200 on a new format just to find out that it wasn't for me, so I turned to my old favorite brand, Tozo. I am so pleased I did. I now have two pairs of these, one for use at home and one for my phone to use while I'm out and about. This is a fantastic form factor for people who don't like things in their ear. No itchiness, no issues with them not fitting your ears (my ears are tiny, and even the smallest earbuds are too big). The sound is, at least to me, fantastic. They're easy to control with touch and they have a fantastic run-time. They charge super-quickly and the carrying case is small and easy to slip into a pocket or purse. You can't do better for your money. One thing that does need to be kept in mind, and the reason I have two pairs of these, is that they can only be connected to one Bluetooth item. In other words, you can't set them up to connect to either your phone or your computer. If you want to switch between the two, you have to unpair them with one and then re-pair them with the other. But come on, they're still inexpensive enough to buy two pair and have one pair for each!

Tempo fa avevo già acquistato questa tipologia di auricolari, ma non ero rimasto positivamente colpito, tutt'altro. Ho voluto provare questi Tozo, ho già acquistato altri prodotti Tozo e mi sono sempre trovato bene. Risultato? Beh, tralasciando packing/unpacking e stupidaggini simili, punto sempre sul prodotto in sè, più che sul folklore della presentazione. Si indossano discretamente bene: si, discretamente, nel mio caso il sinistro non si appoggia nello stesso medesimo punto del destro e, come ben saprà chi utilizza questa tipologia di auricolari, 2mm in più o in meno fanno molta differenza, il livello audio resta diverso tra le 2 orecchie. Cosa significa? Significa che, nel mio caso, il volume è un pò più alto a destra che a sinistra, un pò fastidioso devo dire, ma non c'è modo di rimediare, con più tenti di riposizionarlo diversamente, con più torna sempre nello stesso posto. E' il vincolo imposto dall'archetto che abbraccia anteriormente e posteriormente l'orecchio. Pazienza, comunque devo dire che la resa e la qualità audio, sempre in virtù della tipologia dell'auricolare, non è poi così malaccio. Un plauso invece alla qualità delle telefonate: nonostante abbia letto qua e là che l'interlocutore sente male e lontana la voce, i miei interlocutori riferiscono di sentirmi come se parlassi al telefono, pochissimi anche i rumori ambientali trasmessi nella telefonata, direi proprio ciò che cercavo. I comandi touch sinceramente manco li so, manco li ho studiati, preferisco usare il telefono per rispondere e chiudere le telefonate, a me interessa solo avere le mani libere durante la telefonata. Anche la batteria sembra reggere bene l'utilizzo, la percentuale cala leggermente dopo ore di utilizzo. A mio avviso sono un buon acquisto soprattutto per chi ha esigenze di telefonate a mani libere, con un auricolare leggerissimo e per niente fastidioso. Non pretendete di ascoltare musica come fossero degli in-ear, anche se non è poi così pessima la qualità audio anche con quell'utilizzo. Consiglio sicuramente l'acquisto di questi auricolari

Pas mal pour le prix. Tiens bien en place. Le son est agréable .

Estos son los terceros que compro. Para mi estan muy bien de todo. Carga muy facil y duran bastante. He leido reseñas de que el sonido metalico, etc...los que entienden de sonido no pretenderan que por este precio sean unos Oluffsen, la verdad que por el precio que tienen no suenan nada mal, se oyen bastante fuerte y no escuchas sonido exterior en gym, etc... a mi me han encantado. Se sincronizan inmediatamente y no se caen de las orejas que todos se me salen, trae varios tamaños de protectores y correa para llevarlo todo encima!!

Very comfortable, sound is great especially considering the price, have worn for workouts and they stay put. Charge display on outside of case is also really convenient. Happy with the purchase.

It is an incredible piece of earbuds, it does not get in you ear canal, the music you can have it loud and still be aware what is going on around you, you can be speaking to someone and still have in the background your favorites music. It is very light and doesn't come off from your ears.