Review on 🎧 Tozo NC9 Plus Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds - Premium Deep Bass Headset by Victor Ceja

If you're looking for quality headphones at a great price, Tozo probably has a pair for you. But they make many models and it can be difficult to know which one is better. I hope I can narrow my search down a bit. I had a pair of T12s that I liked but lost them. (Don't worry, I found them later). So I bought the NC9 as a replacement. They were very different. The form factor is different and they didn't stay in my ears as firmly as the T12. This ANC was really good on NC9s. So good I couldn't hear my wife who was sitting next to me on the couch speaking (thank you! 😋). But they're also sooooo bassy, which isn't really my thing. So now imagine this new NC2 Plus. NC for noise cancellation and a plus for a very large battery size. ANC is not as strong in them as it is in NC9. But good enough. But the sound is much better for my taste. The base isn't as thick as the 9's, but it's still bigger and stronger than the T12's. They also brought in what I love about our T12s case – wireless charging and digital battery level reading. And the battery life on this thing is phenomenal. So much so that it can be used as a power bank for your phone in an emergency. But it comes at a price. The suitcase is larger and much heavier than the others. But not so heavy that I can't carry it in my pocket. I am attaching a photo of this case (far right) next to the NC9 case next to the Apple AirPod case for reference. Although the price of these is a bit higher I think it's worth it. The sound is perfect for what I want. I like the form factor of the earbuds and they sit securely in my ear. I can't go back to the other two now since I used these. And the monstrous battery life is just a bonus. Edit: One point I wanted to add is that I wish the NC2 pluses didn't have a voice to tell you when they're in ANC or transparent mode. First, the voice does not match the voice warning of pairing connections, and the "transparent" pronunciation is clearly from a non-English speaker. Because of this, the interface appears to be assembled.