TOZO T18 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones 5.3, IPX8 Waterproof Ear Buds, 4 Mic Clear Call Long Playtime with LED Digital Display Charging Case, Stereo Bass Sound 32 Customized EQ via APP

The Crystal T18 earbuds by Tozo are actually a lot better than I expected. I'll start with the case. The case feels of cheap plastic. It's very lightweight which isn't bad as far as carrying it goes, but scratches are already developing on it just from BEING in my pocket today and keeping it on my nightstand last night. I definitely wouldn't be comfortable if i dropped it on any hard surface as it seems like it wouldnt hold up very well at all. But i actually love the way it looks so that kind of makes up for the lack of quality material,(strictly my opinion). The body of the case is a glossy black and it has a transparent flip lid with a black/dark grey tint that looks pretty nice. On the face of the lid in the center, is the Tozo logo, which i believe serves as the magnetic closure tab as well. The front center of the body has a very nice and bright digital display that has the battery power indicator for each earbud, symbolized by a digital image of a battery, 1 labeled "L" for left, and the other, "R" for right, so its super easy to tell how much juice each has(ONLY while they're "docked" and actively being charged). The case's battery percentage is displayed as a number between 1-100. It takes a type C charger so that's super convenient since most electronics do nowadays. Now, as for the earbuds themselves, they're extremely lightweight and super comfortable, so much so, that I almost forget they're in. I can even sleep with them in and they'll stay in ALL NIGHT long, with ZERO discomfort, which is amazing, especially if you need white noise to fall asleep! Theyve got an interesting shape which for me, makes it easy to grip while putting them in or taking them out of my ears, without having to worry about accidentally activating the touch controls. Considering how many functions are possible from a variation of a tap, theyre pretty easy to learn AND remember because they all make sense. Ive owned plenty of earbuds from plenty of brands and i can never remember how they're operated. Tozo makes it simple. I cant be bothered with pulling out the user manual or looking up on Google every time i want to switch a track or answer/hang up a call. And its SO FRUSTRATING trying to adjust volume and accidentally switch tracks, ESPECIALLY without paying for youtube premium because then you have to sit through those annoying ads again! Ill never have to make that mistake with these because i already have each function memorized. The sound is just right although nothing spectacular(though i dont believe thats a selling point): not too sharp or bassy, clear instruments, clear vocals, decent noise reduction. I have to say what i really LOVE about these is the battery life. Using both earbuds can EASILY get you through a full night of sleep or a day of work. Of course im sure that depends on how loud you listen, which i dont like loud music in my CAR let alone directly inside my ears. Touch controls probably affect battery life as well depending on how frequently and aggressively you use them. If youre constantly making and receiving calls and using your phone's assistants, they probably wont last nearly as long as someone else's, who uses their hands 8 hours or more a day so they're not constantly switching tracks throughout their entire shift and only listens at 50% volume. So dont abuse them and they should last a good while! If you want an immersive sound experience, these probably arent for you. At this price point these would likely be a decent backup pair or just a pair to get you through your work shift or gym session due to their basic sound and their ipx8 waterproof rating(though i havent tested out that aspect). All in all i would give these a 4.5/5 stars, and the half star deduction is due to the low quality materials. But i would absolutely recommend these to anyone regardless of standards because there's nothing wrong with them. Ultimately it comes down to what YOU want in a set of earbuds but these are perfect for me.

If you are looking for a good pair of earbuds, look no further. I previously used Tozo T10 buds, so this review is a slight comparison between the two. These earbuds are very nicely made and compact for easy carry. The black case is small and fits in any pocket. It charges with a USB C. The lid is clear and smoky colored. The front of the case has a white digital display that shows you both the overall battery life and each individual earbud charge - which is perfect if you use one earbud at a time like me. It also gives you a visual to show you that they are charging, so you don't have to worry about watching the orange indicator light on the top of the earbuds, like you do with Tozo T10. The displays turns off on it's own after 5 seconds, and only turns back on if you open the case. The bluetooth was very easy to connect. Right out of the box they went into pairing mode, and I was able to connect them to my phone without any hassle. The battery life so far has been fantastic, right out of the box. I have been using them now for 5 days straight at work - roughly 8 hours of use per day, and as I write this the overall life sits at 16. These earbuds came with many different silicone tips, but I find that they are a little harder to put on vs other tozo earbuds. The design of them is compact and fits well in my ear without sticking out too much or being heavy. In fact, they feel very lightweight! A downside is that they specifically fit into one side of the ear. So I can't switch and use the left earbud in the right ear, and vice versa. Also, I can only charge the left bud in the left side of the case, and vice versa. With the Tozo T10, I am able to swap ears and charging ports in the case. The noise cancelling on these is amazing, and much better than Tozo T10. Many times now, work colleagues have come up behind me to talk to me without realizing I have something playing, only for me to realize they are there after they tap me on the shoulder. The sound quality is also really great. The quality between bass, mid, and high notes is well balanced. The music or phone calls that play through the speakers is very clear and well ranged. I also noticed that if I am watching my security cameras with the earbuds in, it sounds like I am actually there. Many times I've taken the earbuds out to make sure it wasn't playing out of my phone. A quality that I enjoy as it makes everything sound more real. I cannot speak for the waterproof features yet as I have not gotten them wet. Note: These earbuds were purchased with a Tozo promotion. They did not require a review for the promo, but highly recommended it. I reviewed this product with complete honesty. Overall, I really like these earbuds and recommend them to anyone looking for an affordable pair of awesome. Pros: Small, compact case Digital case display Many different earbud tips to choose from Noise Cancelling Great musical quality Fantastic battery life Cons: Earbuds cannot be swapped between left and right ears, and only fit into one spot in the case.

This is my fifth version of ToZo earbuds that I have tried out. There have been pros and cons to them all and much like the others I have gotten before these do as well. Cons. The new shape is nice but unlike the past models they don’t have the rubbery grip on the sides so they are a bit slippery The sound quality is good but the bass isn’t near as good as the T10 model (the T10 are my favorite buds) My biggest con though and I’ve had this with every model that I have purchased. They need to come out with some sort of lanyard to hold the buds and can be charged with it on or easy to remove. Or some sort of bright colors other than white that won’t look as dirty after time or some sort of flashing/beeping system that can make them a tad easier to find if lost. I work in a fab shop building fire trucks so there are times that I work with one bud in and one in my pocket. Multiple times I have dropped one and have nearly lost it completely, doesn’t help that they are magnetic on the back and stick to almost anything metal that I’m surrounded by. Pros. The new case is smaller and sleek. I really like the display that shows the power of both buds as they charge. The shape of the buds are nice and fit to your ear better The volume still gets loud enough to do loud activities such as mowing. The price is unbeatable for the quality. The battery life seems good but I have yet to wear them long enough to see how long I get out of them, 4 hours straight has been my max. All in all the buds are great and I will continue to purchase from ToZo.

I'll do my best to describe the different qualities and drawbacks of the TOZO T18 wireless earbuds model based on having them for 2 weeks. Note that I'm not a huge audiophile, so pickier listeners might want to research more. Sound: Very high clarity. I was shocked at being able to pick up individual instruments and small sound effects that I couldn't pinpoint before on more expensive earbuds ($150 range, I had been using Jabra wireless earbuds before this). The "crystal" part of the earbuds' name is no joke. Personally I really like sound clarity, so this was a huge plus for me. However, in exchange for clarity, the sound isn't as "full" and blended. To me, that isn't really a con, so its up to your preference. Fit: As is typical, it comes with a variety of silicone ear tips to choose from and also includes ear tips with large center opening and small opening. Its comfortable in my ears. I like laying down and sometimes falling asleep with them on and I've had no discomfort. However, if you're looking to do vigorous sports like running, they could fall out. I'd say its more fit for walking around and light activity like cleaning. Battery life: The earbuds have a very good battery life. I wear them when I start work for the day and they still have battery at the end of my workday (my workday is 8 hours long) (without recharging in the case!!) Huge plus to not need to interrupt my day and stick them back in to charge. The case holds decent battery too but I'd say I can get around 3 full charges from the carry case. Some other brands have cases with much longer battery life. But 3 full charges from the case is not bad, but could be better. The case is also a bit slow to charge. I have to charge it at night since it takes so long. Price: I would rebuy these again for the price. In fact I'm tempted to get a 2nd pair to keep at work so I can keep my current pair at home. At the $35 price point, its hard to find any real cons. Obviously, more expensive earbuds in the $100-200 range will offer things like good ANC and such. But if you just want to listen to music, videos, and listen in on calls, these will do extremely well.

Finally, I have found earbuds that not only meet their advertised description but also live up to the positive reviews at an affordable price. Although I have only used them for three days, I am already impressed with their quality. I didn't even need to remove them from the charging case to pair them; I simply turned on my phone's Bluetooth, opened the case, and they connected automatically. The sound quality is superb, with the volume set at half on one side only. Using both earbuds produces an even better stereo sound, but I prefer to use one earbud at a time as I usually listen to audiobooks and like to be aware of my surroundings. I can even listen to audiobooks, watch TV sports, and crochet at the same time. I also use one earbud at a time to extend the battery life, and so far, they have lasted for eight hours each without the charging case's battery percentage decreasing below 90%. I particularly appreciate the charging display, which other earbuds I have used did not have. I have not encountered any issues with answering or making phone calls, and the microphone is clear and easy to use. I have not yet tried using the volume control, as I have only used one earbud at a time. In the past, I have had trouble keeping earbuds in my ears while performing various activities such as chores, bending, and others. However, by using the second smallest tips, these earbuds remain comfortably in place for eight hours without any problems during my daily activities, such as walking my dog, shopping, laundry, cleaning, and more. Overall, these are the best and most affordable earbuds I have ever tried. While the case may be slightly larger and heavier due to its superior battery, the earbuds themselves are small, light, and fit snugly in my ears without any twisting or discomfort. The only remaining question is how long they will last.

I am a Tozo fan, for years now. I have 4 pairs that have served me well while not breaking my wallet compared to more “known” names out in the world. Technology moves at a breakneck pace and Tozo has kept up. These buds are smaller form factor than my previous pairs and it makes carrying them around even easier. Also by extension, losing them :(. I haven’t had that problem yet but I am wary. The sound field is excellent with the Crystal Buds out of the box but with the Tozo App the game changes even more. Bluetooth devices are generally on an island somewhere off in the distance for me when it comes to customizing the sound. The Tozo G1 gaming buds have a built in EQ setting for game mode and I thought that was great. These puppies using the Tozo App take things a notch higher. I am glad to see Tozo adapting to this and giving the user the ability to use preset sound scapes or just set their own with the 10 band EQ Tozo app. This particular feature is what propels the Crystal Buds to the top of my list for music listening. My Tozo T10’s, T12’s, G1’s and NC2 all sound amazing as well but it saddens me that I cant go that extra mile with the app (they are not supported). That being said, I will still use my NC2s out in the world because being able to hear whats going on around me is key. I wish the Crystal Buds would have implemented the transparency mode tech. Woulda, coulda, shoulda… oh well. Other than that, I am loving what I am hearing. The fit is great and while I rarely use the included ear tips they did sound really good but I always replace them with foam tips for softer snug fit that amplifies bass to the max. When coupled with the EQ I have more control of the soundstage than ever before. The noise cancelling works very well and with foam tips it’s even better at blanking out external sounds. Battery life is great and the case, while simplified in some ways delivers true pocket portability unlike the Tozo T10’s or T12’s. Even the more forgiving cases of the NC2 or G1 can be a bit much when in a front pocket. Not for these little guys. I barely notice them. Again, it makes me wary of not realizing if I lose them somewhere. :( The touch controls are responsive and the voice prompts where a nice surprise when I received a call. My voice was clear and there wasn’t any issue when talking to people. Overall Tozo has done it again. A great sounding budget product that competes with the big boys and delivers on multiple levels. I look forward to what else they come out with in tandem with their Tozo app. Great product! Highly recommended!

I had the Tozo T-12 buds for many years with no issues. Finally it was time to replace them so I bought these. I am dissappiinted in these earbuds. The battery life is no where near as good. The sound quality is better than the worn out T-12. The deal breaker for me is that these are unusable for phone calls. I need to make and recieve calls hands free and the are terrible. Everyone I talk to on these complains about the sound quality. They say my voice goes in and out and just cuts off at times. I am constantly having to repeat myself and being asked "are you still there?". I will put these in a drawer or use them for backup, but they do not work snywhere near as well as the T-12.

I've tried several pairs of TOZO earbuds and like them all, however I think the T18 earbuds are my absolute favorite yet. I really liked the size of the TOZO A1 earbuds (Still do), but they didn't come with a wireless rechargeable case. If you don't use induction chargers, and this doesn't matter to you, the the A1 earbuds are great if you want small earbuds for sleeping in. These TOZO T18 earbuds are small profile and fit in my ear nicely to where I can wear one to bed to listen to videos, music, or whatever to help me fall asleep. I am a side sleeper, so it's important that I am able to switch to either side and not have to worry about the earbuds , and these T18's hit the mark perfectly. AND..........the case charges wirelessly. I often found myself not having a full battery in the A1 earbuds because I forgot to plug them in, but with the TOZO T18's, I just set them on the wireless charger and I'm good to go for the next night forever. These TOZO T18's are also a little different than the other TOZO earbuds. They don't talk to you with that weird voice saying connected, etc. Instead they play a pleasant tune when you take them out of the case and they connect flawlessly to my phone every time. I have a Samsung phone, so you iphone users will most likely have problems. (Just kidding. Just had to poke a little fun). Another great feature of the TOZO T18 earbuds is the digital display on the case. Not only does it tell you the charge of the case, but it also tells you the charge of both the left and right ear bud. A great feature if you take the earbuds on the go. The case is small and compact and the earbuds come out of their slots no problem. I've had some earbuds that are a little difficult to get a hold of, but the TOZO T18's don't have that problem. The sound on these is also crisp and clear. You can just tell by listening that they have a better quality sound than most other earbuds. Now a small disclaimer here, I don't really listen to a lot of music, so I can't tell you how the bass is, or any of the technical stuff, but I'm telling you, these really do sound great. You won't regret getting these TOZO T18 earbuds and for the price compared to some of the other brands out there, these really can't be beat. I'll try to post some pics or a video once I get a chance.