OpenEarRing Open Ear Headphones, Clip On Earphones, Lightweight Comfort Wireless Open Ear Earbuds with Smart Digital Display, 40H, IPX5 Waterproof, Bluetooth 5.4 for Running Gym Outdoor Sports

So far great. What I was after. Light Headphones which I could use for general use and while doing sports (running and gym) without moving or falling. Small enough, comfortable and pretty decent sound (specially if you consider the price). Good for phonecalls too. Happy surprise, as I have tried many headphones for sports which needed always for me to relocate them, move around, hurt my ears or kept falling while running. I still need to get used to the control touch pads, being so small is a bit fiddly but I m not too bothered about that. Hopefully these last in the long run. So far (2 week use) would buy again.

All my life (well, at least for the past 25-35+ years) I've struggled to find headphones/earphones that are comfortable which allow me to wear glasses & hats, etc., that don't fall out (either whilst moving or sitting still at my desk) and which do not require me to keep re-adjusting them... until now! These ear ring designed ear buds are what I've been looking for... super comfortable and incredible sound. The TOKO app is feature rich... allowing you to adjust the tap controls, modify EQ settings, find my earbuds AND has really cool tools like live translate, meeting recordings, plus a water drainage feature. Bluetooth connection is good... I can move about away from my phone and/or my computer with ease and there is not issues with connections or loss of sound quality. Battery life is good so far (I've only just got these)... but I love the feature of having extra battery in the case... an added plus when you're out or away from outlets. I brought these on offer, so I may buy a 2nd pair as I'm so impressed.

Price was very reasonable, have used open ear ring and they feel comfortable and stay put snuggley. Sound is excellent and doesn't block environmental noise. All in all good purchase and I am very happy.

Ok, so these are incredible for the price. The sound is natural and perfectly adequate - they aren't like wearing in-ear earbuds, as they can't quite match thee bass levels and you can still hear everything happening around you when wearing them (but, that's the point) They are small and very comfortable - so much so, that I often think that something has gone wrong, as they don't seem to be working, then I realise that I took them off a few hours ago. You just get used to hearing your music, plus everything else - but not really feeling that you're wearing anything - if that makes sense? The controls are 'okay'. There is no 'single tap' option, as this helps prevent accidental triggers if the earbuds touch your neck or something (a clever move if you ask me). You can change double and triple taps to do whatever you want (within reason), but there's no long pressing either, for the same reason as the lack of single tap. The quality of workmanship is excellent. The case is small, light and really pocketable. The LED display is genuinely useful and the single colour nature of the earbuds make them look unfussy - which is exactly what I wanted. So,the only thing that I'm not happy with is,... No multipoint connection! This means that I have to disconnect from my computer to use them on my phone, and visa-versa. This was because the chip inside operates at a Bluetooth standard that was before 'multipoint' became a thing. This is a shame, but not a deal-breaker at this price. If not being able to easily swap between two inputs isn't a huge issue for you, these are an incredible buy for the money. Tozo have an excellent app, with loads of AI and translation features, all in a discreet and good sounding package. Highly recommended, but I'm holding out for an updated version at a reasonable price,... (If only)

Let's be clear: for the money, it's a bit whiny of me to complain that I haven't yet got to really like these. I bought them to replace a pair of Airpods that have now died - and baulked at paying £150+ for a new pair of Pros. These were less than a third of the cost. For that, I think you get a very good sound. I'm not an audiophile, so I can say is that they sound good to me. Noise cancelling is OK (see below for a caveat). The construction seems ok, though the hinge on the case feels flimsy. They connect to my iPhone without any problem, and I don't get dropouts. You get a selection of tips. I'm less convinced about the touch interface. I can't seem to quite adjust to how long/hard you press to play - they're over-sensitive. And when the buds feel like they are about to fall out, and I have to adjust them to push them back in, I inadvertently stop the music playing. I am wondering id this is what actually you are paying for with the top brands - better human interfaces. Finally, I don't know if I have odd ears or have just chosen the wrong set of rubber tips, but they do fall out when walking. I can't imagine using these when running. I'm going to experiment with the smaller tips (I'm wondering if they fall out because I went for the larger ones). Related to this, noise cancelling is passive - ie the rubber tips block out the sound. I don't know if I am a fan of this method: when I walk, every footstep delivers a read thud when I wear these. I presume that is all buds that use this approach. So good value for the *relatively* little money they cost - but I am wondering should I have spent more and gone for active noise cancelling and something with a better interface.

Purchased on 6th April 2026. First used for a 3mile jog on 8th April 2026. I was initially apprehensive they would fall out, but they hold really well - better than my in-ear neckband headphones, which were really secure. This review is straight after I completed this jog. Sound is excellent without blocking environmental noise: this makes me feel much safer to passers-by and traffic. You can hear sound from the earphone loud and clear while also being able to hear a whisper from the environment. The controls aren’t great: I can’t increase/decrease volume. The main battery block sits behind the ear and is touch sensitive - not sure if this is only on a particular part or all over. There’s a tap system: one tap, two taps, three taps. It does something different on each earbud, eg left bud goes back selection, right bud does forward selection. It’s a bit complicated and I don’t know exactly which taps do what. However, using the app you’re apparently able to reprogramme it, though I’ve not done that yet so can’t say much for it. I would like to know if it’s waterproof, and if so to what degree. The pill case feels cheap and plasticky, but does the job. The screen display is very good and gives percentage charge of each earbud/earing. The earbuds magnetically hold their place inside really securely.

I wasn't expecting much but I'm pleasantly surprised. I have tiny ears, they fit comfortably, and the sound is good. They are secure even when I exercise. The quality is good. The sound is different than ones that go all of the way into the ear, but still good. They seem sturdy. I like them.

These Earing style earphones sound surprisingly good, and the app has many useful features. For me, two things spoiled them which meant I had to return them. Firsty, Tozo have removed some of the functionality to remap what the touch controls do. Single tap and long press no longer function, so you are limited to just four functions. If you want track skip forward & reverse, and volume up & down, you can not access play/pause, voice assistant etc. Secondly, and more importantly is the fit. I found it impossible to fit the speaker close to my ear canal, without the clip squeezing my earlobe in a most uncomfortable way. Obviously, this will vary from person to person depending on ear size & shape, but it just didn't work for me. If it hadn't been for these two things, I would be strongly recommending these, as the sound & build quality were both excellent for the price. If you have small ears, and less control requirements, these could be a good choice. Ultimately, I was disappointed that I had to return them, hence the four stars.

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

Music sound quality was good. Noise cancellation works well. Great battery life. Only concern was during a call, the other party could not hear me well (“muffled sound”). I contacted the company, they agreed to quickly replace the headphones.

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Da ich täglich stundenlang Musik und Podcasts höre, aber nicht die ganze Zeit InEar Buds tragen möchte, habe ich diese Open Buds ausprobiert. Tozo ist ja bereits seit Jahren ein Schwergewicht auf dem Markt, und diese Erfahrung merkt man auch den OpenEgo an, sowohl in Soundqualität, als auch im Handling. Hier ist einfach alles durchdacht und so bin ich das mittlerweile auch von Tozo gewöhnt. Wirklich toll ist, dass man mit der Service App von Tozo nicht nur das Handling der Buds (Tastenfunktionen), sondern auch den Klang nach Wunsch ändern kann. Android hat ja leider keinen globalen Equalizer, mit dem man App-übegreifend den Klang ändern kann (was mich schon oft geärgert hat). Das löst man mit der Tozo App ganz bequem - einfach den Klang der Buds dort nach Wunsch einstellen, die Settings werden dann in die Buds hochgeladen und der Klang bleibt permanent genau so, wie man es möchte, auch wenn die Tozo App gerade nicht läuft. Und da man die Tastenfunktionen frei anpassen kann, kann man sie auch komplett deaktivieren, so dass man nicht ständig etwas verstellt, wenn man versehentlich an die Buds fässt. So muss das sein, da sollten sich andere Hersteller mal was abgucken. Außerdem kann man mit der App ganz easy die Firmware der Buds aktualisieren, falls es mal Neuerungen geben sollte. Der Klang ist natürlich, wie von Tozo gewohnt, allererste Sahne. Schöne warme Bässe, klare Höhen. Blechern klingt hier überhaupt nichts, das Klangbild ist wirklich premium. Die Batterlaufzeit habe ich noch nicht ausreizen können, aber keine Tozos, die ich bisher hatte, liefen weniger als 3.5-4 Stunden. Das ist locker drin. Das Aufladen in der Box geht ebenfalls sehr flott. Sehr schön auch: die LED-Anzeige an der Front der Ladebox, die den aktuellen Ladestand der Box und der einzelnen Buds zeigt. Der Sitz ist perfekt, selbst beim Radeln, joggen oder bei heftigem Sport kommt man nicht mal in die Nähe der Gefahr, dass man sie verliert. Die sitzen bombig. Zu bemängeln gibt es hier nichts. Mit den OpenEgo man wirklich nichts falsch und sie sind eine perfekte Alternative für alle, die ihren Ohren mal Frischluft gönnen und nicht ständig InEars tragen möchten.

音声抜群だけど 私の耳が小さいかな、ちょっと、でも買って良かったです