NC9 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 6 Mics ENC Clear Call, IPX8 Waterproof, in Ear Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones Stereo Bass Ear Buds 60H Playtime with LED Display 32 EQs via APP

I actually love these, which was somewhat unexpected given the price tag. I'm not an audiophile, but I can somewhat tell the difference between poor sounding earbuds and decent ones. Trust me, I've purchase a few pairs of the not-so-good earbuds and use them long enough until I can find a better pair. The sound on these is not going to knock your socks off, but for the price, and with the EQ tools in the app, they've got decent sound quality. The fit is actually better than most earbuds that I purchase. My left ear must have a weird shape because a lot of earbuds fall out of that ear pretty easy, especially when I get sweaty or when I'm chewing food. I haven't tried intense exercise with these yet, but they did pass the food-chewing test. In other words, I don't feel the left earbud slowly creeping out of my ear canal while I'm eating, which is what usually happens with other earbuds. The earbud sync up to my iPhone quickly, and the tap controls on the earbuds are very responsive. I like that you can tap the left earbud to activate/deactivate noise canceling. It comes in handy when someone is trying to talk to me through the noise canceling; however, the single tap does switch you to Tozo's "Transparency Mode" instead of "Normal Mode", which mean the earbuds will amplify any exterior sounds which can be grating in loud environments. Just a caution if you have super sensitive hearing already. I can't speak much about how they work for phone calls. In a quiet environment, the person on the other end of the line has said they can hear me just fine. I'd be interested to see how they function in a noisy environment. My basic AirPods are still my go-to for phone conversations, just because I've never had the person on the other end of the line say they're having a problem hearing me, that is if the AirPod will stay in my left ear, which it won't whenever I'm walking around. The noise canceling is probably my favorite feature. I used the earbuds on a plane, and I felt they did an acceptable job of filtering out the plane noise and allowing me to enjoy my music and movies. They worked so well on a 14-hour car ride that sometimes the driver was trying to talk to me, and I had no idea he was speaking unless I was looking directly at him. The battery also lasted the entire car ride, though I confess I only had them on for about a quarter of the trip, and I put them back in the case a few times to recharge them, even though they weren't even halfway close to dying on me. When we arrived out our location, the battery life in the case wasn't even close to being expired. Finally, I can't speak to the longevity, since I've only owned them for a few weeks. I hope they last me at least a few years, at which point, I'll probably buy another pair, if the price is the same. If I get a couple years out of them, then they're definitely worth it. So far, they are my favorite pair of earbuds, out of the four I own

TOZO NC9 is a great little pair of wireless bluetooth earbuds with great sound at an affordable price point. I’ve purchased the T10 and have been using my son’s T6 for this review. I also own an Apple Airpods Pro that I use every day. And the TOZO NC9’s sound does not disappoint. In fact, the sound quality difference is negligible between my NC9 and my Airpods Pro that I use the two interchangeably every day. Here’s my rating for each category (from 1 to 5): Sound quality: 5 Sound stage: 5 Charging case & connection: 5 Fit: 5 ANC (Active Noise Cancellation): 4 Battery Life: 4 SOUND QUALITY Overall, NC9 offers you a warm presentation of any type of music. The mids are slightly softer than T6 & T10, but they’re not weak. The highs are stable and crisp. I like the lows (bass) of NC9 slightly better than T6 & T10. Bass is deep and the mid-bass is punchy. SOUND STAGE NC9 offers adequately wide sound stage. The separation & definition of instruments are great—the earbuds sound identical to expensive name-brand earbuds. CHARGING CASE & CONNECTION If your NC9 is already connected to a device (like an iPhone, in my case), the earbuds would automatically connect to your device as soon as they’re taken out of the charging case. However, if you want to use it on a different device (let’s say you want to switch from your iPhone to your iPad), you have to manually disconnect from your iPhone (in your bluetooth setting) in order for it to connect to your iPad. This is an inconvenience, but due to the great sound and other virtues of the NC9, I don’t mind this at all. FIT I’m not sure if it’s the rubber ear tips or the design of the buds, but each time I insert them snuggly into my ears, the sound is always balanced (left and right channels, that is) unlike cheap in-ear earphones that must be inserted just right so that the left or right channel is not louder than the other. I found the ear tips to be quite comfortable and the earbuds stay in my ears unless (1) I shake my head quite violently or (2) I lower my head to tie my sneakers. Of course, due to the way the earbuds are designed (when properly inserted, the body of the earbud sits above the ear tip and the ear tip is inserted into the ear in a downward motion), if you lower your head to pick something up from the ground or tie your sneakers (before going for a jog), the earbuds would dislodge from your ear—this is a natural work of gravity on your earbuds. In any case, I love the fit of the NC9, and they stay in my ear better than the T10 and the T6—both of which seem to feel a bit heavier than the NC9. ANC/Transparency MODE After reading glowing reviews of NC9’s Active Noise Cancellation feature, I was a bit disappointed. I typically run a new set of earbuds through my “bathroom test” on its active noise cancellation feature. I would sit on the ivory throne, and with the bathroom fan whirling over me (my first-floor bathroom’s fan is quite loud), I would turn the ANC feature on and off in the earbuds to test this feature. If I were to give my Apple Airpods Pro a 9 (out of 10 being the best), I would give my NC9’s a 6. It suppresses some of the noise, but not in the way that my Airpods Pro does. Of course, my Airpods Pro’s are $250, and you can’t compare apples and oranges. For the price point, I would say that the NC9’s offer a decent level of noise reduction that can still be enjoyed in a crowded setting. Moreover, if you need noise cancellation, the ear tips do take out sound quite well. What I believe is NC9’s weakness is its Transparency Mode—it does not allow enough noise into the earbuds for me to use while jogging when I need to be aware of my surrounding. So I take my Airpods Pro’s when I go jogging or walking with my wife. BATTERY LIFE Battery life is a bit weak on the NC9’s. Amazon’s description touts that you can go for 8 hours on the NC9’s on a single charge and an additional 24 hours with the charging case. I repeated the battery test 3 times on the NC9 as well as on the T6 for comparison. After fully charging the earbuds, I listened to a youtube Jazz channel on low volume through my iPad. I recorded the hours played on a single charge. After that, I tried to see how long the earbuds would run while using the juice from their fully charged cases. Here are my results. On the T6, after a single full charge, the earbuds gave me 7 hours of playtime. After that, I used the juice from the fully charged case, and the total number of hours of playtime came to be 25 hrs and 35 minutes (average for 3 trials). On the NC9, after a single full charge, the earbuds ran 6 hours until the “battery low” voice came on the left earbud. I used the juice from the fully charged case after that, and the earbuds offered 17 hours and 30 minutes (average of 3 trials) of total playtime. This is certainly not the 24 additional hours noted in the product description. Yet, after an initial disappointment, I am not at all upset about the weak battery life of the NC9’s (as compared to the advertised playtime). I typically charge the case once a week in my regular use, and the battery life has not become an issue for me. They are a fraction of the cost of my Apple Airpods Pro’s, and they provide great sound. And that is the virtue of the NC9’s, and that is why it is a credible contender as one of the top wireless earbuds at this price point. Due to its sound quality, fit, and overall functionality, it’s a go-to earbuds, and I realize that I’ve been using it more often than my Apple Airpods Pro. For some reason, I find the NC9’s enjoyable and the sound credible enough to feel I’m not missing out when I’m not listening to my Airpods Pro’s.

They fit better than my JBL’s, and the noise cancelling works better. The battery also lasts much longer. The audio quality sounds much the same. They are also lighter, smaller, and more comfortable than my JBLs. All that for half the price of JBL. The only areas they don’t surpass JBL in is the mic quality and distance from phone. Mic,/voice quality is muddy and low volume. Voice to text can’t even work properly because the message App can’t understand you. JBL’s mic sounds much better, with few voice to text issues. JBL will pickup anywhere in the house even outside. These, you can’t go much further beyond the nearest room. But honestly most of us using earbuds have our phone on us at all times anyway, so distance is really a non-issue. If you only ever plan on using these for listening and noise cancelling, and not for making calls, these are an excellent buy. I mainly use these as my Gym Ear Buds.

Stop scrolling! If you're looking for new earbuds and are on the fence about these, put them in your cart and select buy now! I bought these to replace my TOZO mini A1a that I misplaced and ultimately found after these arrived. I've had several different pairs of bluetooth and corded earbuds and I found that the A1s were superb- and just as good, if not better than the others I've used, and for $12! what a steal! I had the A1s for 3 years. They were small and fit well in my ears, and I could run and work out, without feeling like they were going to fall out. My only complaint I had with them was the battery life- I'd get 10-12 hours out of them and have to recharge them. They didn't have a charging case, so that meant plugging them into a type c cord to charge and I'd forget to grab them when I went to the gym or left for work. I always keep a spare corded set in my bag and that comes with its own set of problems. I knew I wanted my next set to have a charging case, but I couldn't bring myself to buy new ones when the current ones work great. Yep I am a cheap bas*ard. So fast forward and I am working in the yard with my eaebuds in and I took them out and set them on a table, then it started to rain and we picked up everything and POOF- they went to wherever socks go in the dryer. So I decided to buy a new set and started to research earbuds and saw the NC9s. I read the reviews and they were okay, but for $26, I could take a gamble. I got them and man they are fantastic! The good: -They fit really well into the ear and are only slightly larger than the A1s. -I charged them and so far have 4 6-8 hour days without having to recharge the charging case. The earbuds themselves recharge quickly. -There is a digital readout on the case to show you the battery charge and the earbud charge. -They paired easily with my Galaxy S24. -The noise canceling and ambient sound function is great. With a tap of the left ear, you can switch between the two. I have tinnitus and a little hearing loss and I think I hear better when I use them in ambient mode. They have an app with the ability to adjust the EQ to a level you like. Bad: I haven't really seen bad overall but the earbuds themselves are slightly larger and heavier than the A1s and it takes some getting used to. -The case is about 33% larger than the A1 case and I could see it being lost easily. The ugly: I haven't seen anything yet. Some reviews said the battery life doesn't last more than a year. Well for the price, you can buy one set a year for three years in what you'd spend on a name brand pair. Overall: I highly recommend them.

I owned a previous version of the NC9's from 2022 that were a bit different than these, and as often happens with these little earbuds in a small charging case, I recently lost them somewhere, probably in my last hotel room. Beware of spending too much on earbuds - you absolutely will go through multiple sets of them. I was really happy with those earbuds for the price I paid at the time, which was a little over $10. So I figured rather than trying to wade through all the nonsensical marketing-speak on Amazon or the ridiculously overpriced offerings from Apple and other major brands, I'd just get the latest version of the same thing I had. And so far, these are pretty great for the price and a definite upgrade over the 2022 version. Now, I will say that while I'm not an audiophile, I could probably call myself an "audio enthusiast" and I don't think any earbuds from anybody sound all that great either on their own or when compared with decent full size headphones. That's one reason why I refuse to pay anything close to the $200 that's the standard price for major brand earbuds. These are tiny drivers using a low-powered DAC chip and DSP, getting a lossily compressed audio signal over a low-bandwidth wireless codec. It's just the nature of the beast. No earbuds anywhere are worth more than about 50 bucks, and that's with the profit baked in. Anything above that is just a name brand tax. (And these days, maybe a tariff.) But these sound perfectly fine for what they are and basically as good as any other wireless earbuds I've ever used. I did notice some sibilance with the default EQ - like most (all?) modern wireless earbuds, these accentuate bass and treble. But a quick adjustment to the high frequencies in the phone app (something that my older NC9's didn't support) seems to have cured that. There is of course still a bit of extra bass, but I'll leave that alone for now as I don't mind it. I can always adjust it later if I feel differently down the road. One minor quibble with the sound is that possibly because of that extra bass and treble, these don't get very loud. At maximum volume, they're about where I normally feel comfortable in regular listening, but they start to break up a bit before that. My guess is that Tozo has reduced the maximum output to control distortion, which isn't unique to them, but again, don't expect a high-end over the ear headphone experience here for 30 bucks. You just can't listen very loud with a lot of bass through tiny drivers like these without distortion. I don't think most people wearing earbuds listen as loud as I normally like to anyway. If this so far sounds like faint praise in a 5 star review, again, look at the price. You are getting a good value in sound quality, especially when you compare these to much more expensive earbuds that don't sound any better. If Apple were selling these and charging Airpod Pro prices, you'd be looking at a 2 star review. But these are priced fairly given their performance and the limitations of the category. Tozo also sells earbuds without the active noise cancellation but I bought these specifically for that, because it worked well on my previous NC9's and it seems to work at least as well and probably better on these. Keep in mind that noise cancellation in general was specifically developed to counter engine noise on airplanes. And that's still what the technology is best at. The way it works is by pushing out a specific frequency to act counter to the frequency of whatever continuous noise is present. It's not going to be very effective at silencing things like conversations or crying babies that are made up of variable, higher frequency sounds (because countering those would also affect the music you're listening to, not to mention using a lot more processing power, which also uses a lot more battery). That, again, is the nature of the beast. It applies to every set of earbuds that have ANC. But in terms of continuous background noise, such as from a jet engine or a loud fan, these work as well as anything else I've used. And I've used a lot of headphones and earbuds (as well as real aviation headsets) with active noise cancellation. The ANC also does not really alter the sound of the music you're listening to, which my older NC9's kinda did with the ANC on, and it's a pretty common issue with older devices that use ANC. Seems like it's more refined now and I don't really notice much difference, if any, in sound quality with ANC on or off. There was a time only a few years ago when you'd need to spend a few hundred bucks to get ANC at all, and that would have been in a set of wired full size headphones. Now we're talking about how well it works in a $30 set of wireless earbuds. It's kind of amazing if you think about it. I think real ANC alone is basically worth the price of admission here. There are a lot of earbuds in this price range that advertise "ENC" but that is not the same thing - that's for reducing noise on your voice when talking on phone calls. ANC is for listening to music. It's rare at this price, even now. For it to work this well is a huge bonus. Battery life is a definite step up from my older NC9's, although to be fair those were probably also just wearing out by the time I lost them. I intentionally tried to run these down while writing this review and after about 5 hours of constant listening, they were still going strong and when I put them in the charging case, it read 83%. Of course that's the total charge including the case battery, not the buds themselves. I have no idea how accurate that is but if it is correct, then that's probably more battery life than I would ever really need. (You can never have too much, but I can't think of a situation when I'd run out of battery life before being able to recharge.) I read another review where someone said the case on these did not close securely; that is not true. I'd think he must have been using a different version (the reviews here seem to cover all previous versions as well), but I had older ones and that case closed securely too. It's magnetic. The earbuds kind of pull themselves into their little cubbies if you've oriented them the right way, and then the case cover snaps closed with its own magnet. If the case is not closing properly, you're not putting the buds in the right way. They only go one way. You'll get it after a couple tries. Just take note of how they're oriented when you first open the case. Overall I can pretty confidently recommend these. Given that modern phones and many other devices no longer even have headphone jacks, you really need a set of wireless earbuds. Just get these; they're as good as more expensive earbuds and the price is fair. You can't say that about most name brand earbuds.

This update is after I did get the updated 2024 version of the NC9s I really hate to act like I hate these original NC9s ... they are just not for me and I just dropped them off for a return. They are (the buds themselves not the eartip part) too big but the sound is good/"pretty darn good" ... the build quality is great ... I THINK they have app support but i couldn't get them to work (if they dont have app support then it is my mistake here). Overall they are ok/decent earbuds ... the ANC is not that bad though because of the bigger bud size i wasn't getting the best seal. WITHOUT going into a review of the 2024 Upgraded NC9... I think they are better. App support works great (again maybe these never did have app support ... like the original TOZO T6s), the ANC not only woks better but trying different modes i tried the "leisure mode" and that is the strongest ANC i have heard in any budget earbud I have ... I THINK on that setting its even better than what I REMEMBER of the TOZO NC2s which I loved the ANC on. Also TOZO even on their non-ANC buds .. like the T6s (whichever model/version) provide REALLY GOOD passive NC in my view.. The one thing I am not sure (minus the EQ in the TOZO app) I cant say is better in the 2024 model is the sound ... HOWEVER that is not saying these original NC9s are better ... just both sound great out of the box and I did not notice the overall sound quality to be better .. .they are great on both versions of the NC9s oh yeah .. I forgot .. the new ones are smaller and fit better .. more along the line of any other TOZO earbud I have. TOZO really does listen to feedback it seems, and I love that about TOZO. -------- Original Review: I have to admit before starting this review that It is not going to be as comprehensive as others, but I wanted to share my view on the original (that I know of) TOZO NC9’s. I have already started a return for these, and while I am unsure if its a good idea .. I did (for the same exact price counting the coupon box) order the UPGRADED NC9s. I am a TOZO fan though I will not claim any of their products are “perfect”. I have T6s (more than one pair), A3s, NC2s (again more than one), the TOZO Tonal Fits, as well as one of their PE1 speakers. I’d say TOZO is one of my go-to brands, but I did notice a few things with my limited time with these NC9s already. The Fit. While I am not going to go overboard here, these are a bit bigger than expected (I do hear the upgraded ones are a tad smaller) … like my Lavabeans which are no longer listed on Amazon seem big but they are big in the sense of sticking out of my ears, but not “too large’ say in diameter of the actual buds. The diameter of these NC9s maybe the biggest I ever tried and they are just not as comfortable as other buds. I have tried basically the T6 “classics” (model from years ago) and the new style and EITHER of those feel uncomfortable. In a way these don’t either but they are just too big. The Sound Ignoring other issues I have had the sound out of the box with no EQ tweaks (which I can not do … foreshadowing) … is pretty damn good. I wish I could tweak it and if I did I’d just maybe pump up the mid-highs and highs a pinch … maybe leaving the bass alone OR raising that a pinch too, but really good balance and yes I cant get the fit (see above why) just right but overall I like the tuning. I admit most buds that I buy (that I do my homework on before buying) sound good but some just sound off .. like different frequencies are too low, and others are too high… making what I am listening to .. without tweaks, sound way off. The Sound even without tweaks is not the issue. App: Here is a big one … This is suppose to have EQ support which to me (like on the product page) means TOZO App support but despite trying with two different phones .. the NC9s pair fine and fast to both phones but even with the most updated TOZO app, the app on either phone cant detect the buds … I know some (say the first gen of A3s I have do not have app support) versions of different models have support and others don’t but I cant get these to work. ANC One reason I am even considering canceling my order for the UPGRADED 2024 model of NC9s is the ANC. Listen … I have my expectations low … I mean these are not BOSE or Sony level ANC. But these reminded me of the NC7s I returned (due to tech reasons) … I just wasn’t impressed. Even after the NC7s, I went back to test the ANC in the TOZO NC2s and with them (The NC2s) I was ‘oh yeah … much better” .. I CANT remember if the NC2s have an anbient/transparency mode but the ANC is better. Also no matter (Classic or new Ergonomic edition) which edition it is … with the default eartips feeling great … I feel the TOZO T6s block out more noise even when nothing is playing, then the experience I had with the NC7s or NC9s … I am hoping the upgraded NC9’s that have different ANC levels in the app may do better. Update: I actually just remembered that the NC2s DO have transparency mode and I remember feeling when out for a walk that the NC7’s Trans. Mode DID feel more refined .. Like it felt more natural and I wasn’t hearing things further away sounding “really close”…credit to the NC7s for that. I know I am returning these original NC9s so I will not be trying them anymore (less wear and tear on them IMHO) otherwise I would try them on a walk and comment on the transparency mode. -------------- Summary Really I cant say “Avoid these” … if you know about the size being big and the (from my experience) app support that I have NOT had issues with, concerning ANY other TOZO products with advertised app support …. and are willing to try them … these aren’t bad but they are not my favorite TOZOs. I think part of my disappointment is that YES I ADMIT I got these by mistake, meaning to get the new upgraded NC9s for the same price … I just don’t see a huge improvement in these versus some of the cheaper TOZO options like the T6s. Out of (minus my battery tech issues that caused me to send the NC7s back) … IN MY EXPERIENCE with the original NC2s, NC7s and NC9s .. the NC2s are 100% my favorite so far. The sound on the NC2s WERE better in my view then the NC7s but …. I think these buds minus other issues, SOUND WISE are on part with the NC2s. I just think bang for buck, TOZO itself (ignoring other great brands like Earfun and Tribit for instance) has better offerings. I will be posting my 2024 TOZO NC9 reviews and when I have them .. .we will see if TOZO has done what they have before and listened to feedback and improved the NC9s … Credit to TOZO for really doing that in the past.

I can not believe how amazing these earbuds are PARTICULARLY FOR THE PRICE. They have the hands down best noise canceling capacity of any earbud I've owned. I also have a pair of $80 Anchor A40 earbuds. The $28 TOZO NC9 has much better noise cancelation and fits my ear better than the Anchor's. The NC9's fidelity is a solid "GOOD". They are not audiophile grade sound but do sound very good. I work in very noisy environments and often use these as hearing protection due to their excellent noise cancelling capability. Hands down for the dollar the best I've ever used.

I meant to get these for sleep. That search has been long and expensive. When I got them out of the package, I sighed because they look really chunky and I’m a side sleeper. But when I put them in they required a small twist into my ear canal and feel fine on the pillow and don’t itch. There is no delayed pain either! Also they have amazing sound quality for the price. Best of all they stay in! I tested them on a grocery trip and they stayed in the whole time. They do have a noise canceling feature, which is basically white noise (is that what noise canceling is?) The touch feature is very responsive. No issues with Bluetooth reception. I bought another pair because I never want to be without them and the price is great!

I couldn't be happier with theses earbuds. After reading the overwhelmingly favourable reviews, I decided to take the plunge and buy a pair. The value is extraordinary, the features are top-notch and the quality of the product and how it was packaged/presented are first rate. Thank you, these are my favourite piece of kit and have already convinced a friend to buy a pair. They live with their elderly parent who listens to the TV LOUD and are really looking forward to some quiet time around the house.

Diese Earbuds TOZO NC9 habe ich zum Testen erhalten, meine Bewertung bleibt absolut neutral und ehrlich da sie allen weiteren Kunden bei ihrer Kaufentscheidung behilflich sein soll ohne etwas beschönigen zu wollen! Ich verwende bereits das Modell TOZO T6 mit dem ich bislang noch keine Probleme hatte, es sind Earbuds die einfach voll und ganz meinen Erwartungen entsprechen, lange Laufzeiten (AKKU) und die perfekte Klangqualität bei Musik und gelegentlichen Telefonaten. Ich bin in der IT tätig und verwende täglich rund 8 Stunden Headsets der Marke Jabra (kabelgebunden als auch über Bluetooth) die sich in einer ganz anderen Preisklasse befinden als die hier nun zur Bewertung vorliegenden Earbuds! Die TOZO NC9 entsprechen voll und ganz den Angaben, sie sind meiner Meinung nach sogar noch einen Tacken besser was den Klang anbelangt, aber hier ist es ja bekanntlich eine reine Geschmackssache da jeder ein eigenes Hörempfinden hat. Der eine mag mehr Höhen und der andere steht mehr auf Bass, hier finde ich die Abstimmung sehr gut, alles gelangt sehr klar und ausgewogen an meine Ohren und die Passform ist aus meiner Sicht vielleicht sogar noch etwas besser als beim anderen Model (T6)! Sie schmiegen sich definitiv an der Ohrmuschel an und vergeben einen absolut sicheren Sitz wenn man beim Sport schnelle Bewegungen mit dem Kopf macht, zu keinem Zeitpunkt hatte ich das Gefühl dass sie herausfallen würden! Positiv: Absolut genial verarbeitet Super einfach zu koppeln Der Sound ist perfekt mit reichlich Bass Sehr guter Sitz im Ohr dank 6 verschiedener Gummiaufsätze für unterschiedliche Ohrgrößen Ladebuchse mit USB-C Schnittstelle (mehrere Kabel entfallen somit) Negativ: Ich kann nichts feststellen, im Homeoffice setze ich sie sogar gelegentlich als Ersatz für meine Jabra Headsets ein um nicht ständig mit den Kopfhörern arbeiten zu müssen! Niemand bemerkt dass ich diese kleinen und sehr komfortablen Dinger im Ohr habe! Beim Jabra stört mich gelegentlich das bis zum Mund verlaufende Mikrofon, nimmt man mal einen Schluck Kaffee aus der Tasse besteht immer die Gefahr das Mikrofon als Strohhalm zu verwenden :-) Touch-Funktion Links halten = Volume minus Rechts halten = Volume plus 1x links oder rechts tippen = Play oder Pause 2 x links tippen = Musiktitel zurück 2 x rechts tippen = Musiktitel vorwärts (endlich mal so wie es sein soll und nicht umgekehrt) Telefonfunktion / Freisprechen mit glasklarer Übertragungsqualität!!! Telefongespräch annehmen = 1 x antippen (links oder rechts) Telefongespräch ablehnen oder ein Gespräch beenden = 2 Sekunden gedrückt halten (links oder rechts) Google Funktion (SIRI) Bei entsperrtem Bildschirm (Android) einfach „OK Google“ gefolgt vom Befehl aussprechen, die Mikrofone der Earbuds sind scheinbar ständig „aktiviert“! Die Ladebox ist genial die Form ist gegenüber der T6 mehr oval gehalten und passt weiterhin problemlos in eine Hemdtasche, der Ladezustand wird nun über 4 weiße LEDs angezeigt die nicht zu übersehen sind! Die Bluetooth-Reichweite reicht auf jeden Fall mindestens 10 m ohne Hindernisse, der Datenaustausch zwischen Smartphone / Notebook und den Earbuds ist dabei absolut störungsfrei! Fazit: Die Marke TOZO baut sehr gute Earbuds, hier stimmt das Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis absolut!!! Warum sollte man sich für weitaus teurere Geräte entscheiden wenn es besser und zugleich günstiger geht? Jeder trifft seine Entscheidung selbst und am Ende sogar an welcher Stelle er sein Geld zum Fenster hinauswirft nur damit er vielleicht einen Produktnamen wählt dessen Bekanntheitsgrad aktuell noch ein wenig größer ist als der hier aufgeführte! An dieser Stelle bleibt nur eins zu sagen: Qualität hat bekanntlich seinen Preis, genau darauf setzen namhafte Hersteller auch, im Glauben ihr Produkt sei unschlagbar! Ganz im Gegenteil, hier bekommt man mehr als man erwartet zu einem absolut günstigen Preis der es ermöglicht gleich eine mehrköpfige Familie mit Earbuds auszustatten für die man sonst ein Vermögen hinblättern müsste! Von mir eine ganz klare Kaufempfehlung für die TOZO NC9

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These are excellent earphones. Easy to use, great noise cancelling, touch controls on the earphones. Charges easily, doesnt take too long and lasts ages. I dont use for long periods at a time, so have lasted weeks. I listen to a thing for up to an hour almost every night. Very good price, well worth it. Vibrant colour, and comes with different sized bud covers to fit your ears. Comfortable to wear, but cannot lie on your side, presses the earphones in too much it hurts, plus the touch controls are sensitive, so starts stops switches off NC etc. Overall 10 out of 10 for me, good sound in my opinion also. Have used them at full volume and no distortion. I dont advise it as bad for your hearing!