Review on TOZO T10 Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Earbuds - Wireless Charging Case, IPX8 Waterproof Stereo Headphones, Built-in Mic Headset - Premium Sound with Deep Bass for Sports (Blue) by Chris Hernandez

Every Christmas I usually have enough personal money to make an impulse purchase, usually in electronics. This year I wanted to upgrade a pair of $20 fully wireless (TWS) earbuds I had. They were good but needed better sound to be perfect. With a budget of around $100, I started looking for something good from a reputable manufacturer (like Samsung, Jabra, etc.). There was simply nothing in my price range. . I couldn't imagine spending that much money on a brand I didn't know, so I started looking for a cheaper model. For about $50 I found 3-4 that looked good and the reviews were good enough. I liked other Anker Bluetooth headphones, which is why I considered the Soundcore Liberty Lites. Thanks to good reviews and previous ownership of Monoprice products, the Monoprice IPX4 headphones looked good too. Due diligence and a desire to be able to use one earbud at a time led me to look for premium Revain TWS sets under $50, and Tozo looked just fine. Although the earbuds are labeled L and R, they are both the same and can be used in either ear. There are 4 tips included and for the first time I'm not using the largest ones. So if you have really big ear canals and are struggling to find the right tips, you'll find the right ones here. The sound won't knock the Bose out of the water, but for the forty dollars I paid it's good and a great upgrade to my $20 pair. It has nice bass and well defined mids and highs. Battery life is about 4 hours at low volume (I wear it to work for background noise). The travel case can charge one while the other is playing, so it's not hard for me to get through a workday with it. I like the charging case too. It's well built and can use a Qi wireless charger, which I don't care. There are 4 indicators to let you know how charged it is. it closes and fits in a pocket. I can't tell you how many charges it will last because I usually leave it plugged in. Pairing after the first run is very easy. Just take the earbud out of the charger and it will turn on and search for a paired device. Since I'm using one at a time, I've found that I first have to completely disable the one I'm using, and then get the other one. I first connected them together and then disconnected them. This is the best part for me, almost hassle free usage. In general very happy with the purchase. And I'm saving money to get something else. I've already recommended them to people (my brother isn't sure, he has bone conduction headphones that he likes). i like her so much