TOZO T5 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Touch Control & Wireless Charging Case: Ideal for Sports & Exercise

Amazon Customer: The sound is great but not as good as T10 but the fact that I have to constantly remove the device and reset the Bluetooth is extremely annoying and inconvenient. This happens on EVERY DEVICE I use so I know the problem is the headphones. Would not recommend and would like a refund but there’s no option to contact seller 😤

United Kingdom on Nov 29, 2022

mike: Average for price you pay

United Kingdom on Oct 30, 2022

Benjamin Payne: One ear bud has stopped working after less then 3 months. I only use the product for 1 hour day 5 days a week.

United Kingdom on Apr 29, 2022

LynM99: Ear clips are not adjustable, so always if you have small ears. Sound quality great.

United Kingdom on Mar 06, 2022

Arlen SchulzArlen Schulz: I was excited to try these ear buds for basic use of listening to music and podcasts. I never intended to have them exposed to water or sweat, so I was happy to give these a try, regardless of some of the reviews with concern over their water/sweat proof abilities.
I used them for approximately 3 weeks with no issues.
The case charges up quickly, the ear buds clipped into their case to charge with a magnet so it guaranteed that they were sitting on their charging pins.
3 days ago, (after not using them for 4 days) I went to pull them out to listen to a podcast, and the right one wouldn't turn on. When you pull the off their charging pins, they automatically connect to the bluetooth device you have it hooked up on. The left was doing this as usual but the right one would not turn on. I read FAQ's, tried to do a factory reset, which worked for the left one because it was actually responding, but the right would won't respond. After much fiddling, taking it off the charging pins, putting it back on, it randomly turned on for me and I was able to use both of them. Then, at the end of the day when I put them in the case, both lit up to charge, and I hoped it was just a one...

United States on Oct 05, 2021

Eduardo: No recomiendo solo duraron 2 puestas y ya no funcionó uno de los auriculares

Mexico on Aug 25, 2021

Keven NgoKeven Ngo: If you're looking for a set of wireless Bluetooth headphones that you can use for running without it falling out, these are for sure something that is within most peoples price range and does its job. I have a total of 3 wireless Bluetooth headphones from this company and they have all been made with very good material and very cheap considering what they can do.

Pros:
-Has the loop to stop earbuds from falling out
-Comes with multiple size earbuds so most people shouldnt have an issue finding one that fits them and the adding loop makes it even harder to come out
-very easy pairing. Just grab out of the box and go.
-I like how easy it is to press the touch control on these. Some wireless earbuds are very small which makes the coordination a little bit harder on the move but these are just a tad bit longer.
-Long battery life and a case that can be charged wirelessly and hold a charge. Havent used them till they died before but you really shouldnt have an issue with that
-Very good noise cancelation and can get pretty loud

Cons
-Case is a bit bulky so these are not an everyday use kind of earbuds but they were mainly made for sports use anyways...

United States on Jun 17, 2021

Jarod D. LeggettJarod D. Leggett: These earbuds were obviously made with the Apple Beats Powerbeats Pro in mind. Anyone who looks at them can see the resemblance (see picture of TOZO and Powerbeats side by side). They are a Chinese clone of the popular brand at a fraction of the price: $40 for the TOZO vs $250 for the name brand.

The important question is whether or not they're a good value - that is, whether or not you'll eventually regret buying them. Are they similar enough to the Powerbeats that you'll derive most of the benefits of the original without having to pay that super high price? After all, we've all had the experience of having had to buy the more expensive name brand of something after the cheap version broke or didn't function adequately. Often, you spend less money in the long run by simply buying quality in the first place, right?

With that being said, I am happy to report that having had both the Powerbeats for quite some time and these TOZO earbuds for a few days, and thus having had the opportunity to use and compare both, my opinion is that the TOZO are, in fact, quite a good value. I believe that with the TOZO you end up getting about 80% of the quality of the Powerbeats at...

United States on Jun 13, 2021