TOZO Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 10mm Drivers Deep Bass Stereo Sound, 4 Mics Smart ENC AI Calls, 32 EQ Customization via App, Bluetooth 5.4 Headphones, Crystal Case DesignGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

The Tozo Crystal Pods are a great value. You won't find sound like this in ear buds under $100.00. If you like jazz and female voices like Holly Cole or Diana Krall you will be in heaven. Even electric or acoustic jazz like Fareed Hauqe or Lee Ritenoir. The mids to high shine through. Before using their ANC or EQ just listen to some music. See if you like the timbre of the buds. Experience the sonic signature first. My suggestion is just to use the bass + for now. Go to a dark room and just listen. You can play with the EQ later. With Jazz I find I really don't need to do much. Walking around Chicago gave me a chance to use the different ANC. This is a hybrid ear bud. You can turn the noise canceling on and off. I did find the "wind" mode worked well for me cutting out the over head El trains and local car's.. But to my surprise it actually accentuated the bass impact. Play something like "An't no sunshine from Fareed Hauqe - Manresa album and you will see what I mean. The bass is full and strong. There is good impact and sound stage.One thing I noticed also with these is that you" have "to select the correct ear pieces. I need the largest one's to fill my ear. This aided to the increased bass and actual noise canceling.Podcast, radio broadcast, computer use, phone calls are all very clear on my end and I have never had a caller tell me they couldn't hear me. They are surprised when I tell them I am using ear buds.The more I use these the more I like them. For the money, I think they are the best deal out there.

After testing a fair number of true wireless earbuds in the $40–$100 range, I have to say the Tozo Crystal Pods are among the most refined offerings in this bracket. They’re not just “good for the price”—they’re genuinely good.Sound Quality:The tuning here leans toward balanced, which is rare in this price range. There’s a tight low end that doesn’t overpower the mix, and the mids are clean enough that vocals and instruments come through naturally. Highs are present without being sharp or fatiguing. Tozo’s EQ customization in the app is actually useful—small tweaks make a big difference, and the controls are responsive. These won’t compete with flagship models from Sony or Sennheiser, but for 1/3 the cost, they get surprisingly close.ANC & Transparency Modes:Active Noise Cancellation is better than expected. It won’t erase a jet engine, but it comfortably handles office hum, AC, traffic, etc. I tested it side by side with the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, and the Crystal Pods held their own. Transparency mode is solid—voices come through clearly without the over-processed tinny sound some other earbuds produce.Fit & Comfort:Very lightweight with a slim stem design that fits snugly without causing pressure over time. I used them for a 90-minute call and a full gym session—no adjustments needed. The case is small and premium-feeling, with a clear lid that shows charge levels at a glance. Magnetic snap feels satisfying and secure.Connectivity & Features:Bluetooth 5.3 gives stable, low-latency connections. They paired instantly and haven’t dropped once. The touch controls are responsive and can be customized in the app (huge plus). The IPX4 rating makes them sweat-resistant, so they’re suitable for workouts, though maybe not heavy rain.Battery Life:You’ll get around 6–7 hours on a single charge with ANC on, which is respectable. The case gives you about 24 hours total. USB-C and wireless charging are both supported—again, impressive at this price point.Verdict:If you’re looking for an affordable, well-rounded set of earbuds with real ANC, customizable EQ, and modern features like wireless charging and app control, the Tozo Crystal Pods are an easy recommendation. They look and sound like they should cost twice as much.

I'm a huge TOZO user. I have several models and have left reviews on others. My very first TOZO earbud (one is lost) is still working just fine, but now I keep it as a back up.I bought this model recently because the last model I bought to use for my work set up really weren't good, and I don't even think they make them anymore because of the bad reviews. But, TOZO support was great with that issue.I was drawn in by the design and loved the color. They connect very quickly. I have no volume issues like I did on the previously mentioned model. They're very clear. I have no one complaining they can't hear me. The battery seems to last a long time. I can't really comment on the charging speed, as I don't pay attention to that.Overall, I'm still a massive TOZO fan and you will never see my paying the ridiculous amounts of money these other companies are charging for earbuds. These perform great. Music comes through perfectly. I make tons of phone calls all day long for work, and don't have issues. I do switch between another set only because I'll grab these to use for personal sometimes.Really . . . stop thinking you need to pay much higher prices for a good set of earbuds. I've had several of the big name earbuds. Other than my dog destroying one brand, the others have failed me and that's why I started trying TOZO. And, I'm talking the big name brands that first come to mind when people look for earbuds. Totally not worth the inflated prices.I now have this model, the T20 which I use a lot, the other one which I won't mention because they don't even sell. I had the A1 but someone stole them. I still have one of the T10 that I got years ago, and it still works. I bought another model for my nephew and he was blown away at how good they were. He used to have one of the more expensive brands that I'm sure he lost. But he was brainwashed into thinking he would need $60+ for a new pair. I got him some TOZOs just to prove a point.The price makes these almost impossible to ignore. I'd buy more now just to be safe in case TOZO ever decides to raise their prices.