TOZO HT2 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headset, 60H Playtime, Hi-Res Audio Custom EQ via App Deep Bass Comfort Fit Ear Cups, for Home Office Travel Khaki

My New Favorite Headphones
In short, for around $30 these are very good headphones. You’ll have tough time beating them for $30, but if you are true audiophile on a budget and willing to pay a bit more for sound quality and sacrifice other characteristics, there might be a better option in the Anker Soundcore Q20s, depending on what you are looking for.I wear headphones all the time at home when watching TV or listening to music as not to disturb (or be disturbed by) my family or neighbors. I have purchased and reviewed more noise canceling headphones than I can remember. I have Sony WH1000XM2s, Soundcore Q20s and an MPOW M5 that I use regularly. I also have a Cowin SE8 that I use at work.I tried these to replace the MPOWs that are pretty much being held together with tape.The Tozos were packaged as minimally as I have seen any ANC headphones. They were bagged snuggly in their box cushioned at the top and bottom with custom packaging foam. They did not come with a bag or case, but did come with a USB A to USB C charge cable and a 1/8” male to male cable.Build quality is very good for the price point. The headphones seem very solid. The adjustable headband seems to stay in place. Styling looks to be more premium than their price point with an all mat black finish contrasted with a metallic TOZO logo on each ear.The headphones are just about as comfortable as any headphones I had tried save the Cowin’s. They fit my small to medium sized head completely unextended, with appropriate clamping force. The headphones don’t want to slip off even when bending forward, but they don’t hurt and my ears don’t get hot. Their shape is in between a C and D with maybe a finger’s worth of clearance from the top pad to the protein cups. So, while they aren’t the lowest profile headset, they don’t look like you are wearing a C-clamp on your head. Weight is 9.15 oz, exactly the same as the Soundcore, maybe a half oz more than the MPOWs and an half oz less than the Sonys. The top padding is adequate but would be better if it was a bit wider or more contoured to distribute weight. The protein cups have a standard two axis symmetric oval shape are are soft and conforming to my head. Clamping force seems about right to me.Controls are not the most intuitive but not bad. A rocker switch behind the right ear controls sound. Annoyingly there is a loud “bleep” sound when adjusting volume up or down. Foreward of the rocker is a button that cycles from, ANC, ANC-off, and adaptive-ANC with an Asian sounding voice letting you know the mode. Aft of the rocker is the multi-function switch.Sound quality is good with a typical but not overly sculpted v-shaped sound profile. Mid and highs are very clear, lows are the tiniest bit muddy compared to the best headphones, but still good especially at this price.The sound profile can be adjusted. At least on your phone, with the TOZO app. It’s as good as any headphone app I have seen and it allows for near limitless equalizer profiles. Also plenty of people share profiles so unless you like super heavy bass, I’m pretty sure you’ll find a sound profile to your taste.Noise canceling is excellent, not just at this price point, but overall at any price, especially in adaptive mode. Like all ANC low frequency noise is blocked, but these block mid to high frequency sounds similar go high end Sony or Bose headphones.Bluetooth range is good. I can walk 30’ away and can receive a signal through walls and doors with ease.My only complaint is battery life. They are advertised as 60H and I doubt that I get half of that. By comparison all of my other headphones get pretty close to or exceed their advertised battery life.Overall:Sound quality- 4/5Noise canceling- 4.5/5Build quality and comfort – 4/5Value – 5/5Overall 4.5/5

The item was very easy to use and it was so relaxing for my ears

Avevo già acquistato altri prodotti Tozo, tutti dall’impareggiabile rapporto qualità/prezzo, e devo dire che nemmeno HT2 lasciano delusi. Cominciamo dall’aspetto molto accattivante e attuale, forse un po’ plasticoso, ma non economico. Per quanto riguarda il comfort, direi che siamo ai massimi livelli: i pads i morbidi e avvolgenti, l’archetto regolabile e il peso piuma rendono le HT2 adatte a tutti quanti. I comandi sono facili e intuitivi, coadiuvati dall’applicazione Tozo, anch’essa ben fatta e completa (sempre in continuo aggiornamento). Veniamo alla parte principale: il suono. Sotto questo punto di vista ricordano molto le sorelle in ear top di gamma Golden X1. E anche con le HT2 sono rimasto davvero sorpreso come un prodotto di questa fascia di prezzo possa riprodurre così bene tutte le frequenze, senza sostanziali punti deboli: bassi pieni e profondi senza distorsione, medi nitidi e alti cristallini. La separazione tra gli strumenti è ottima e il soundstage molto ampio. In più con l’applicazione ci si può creare la propria equalizzazione, oltre che sceglierla tra quelle disponibili, e condividerla con la community di Tozo e, a propria volta, usare quelle condivise dagli altri. Ho provato a collegare un DAP col jack da 3.5mm in dotazione e il risultato è un suono ancora superiore al collegamento Bluetooth, ma si perde la possibilità di poter equalizzatore le cuffie dall’applicazione in quanto il loro funzionamento in questo caso è passivo (si spengono automaticamente). La durata della batteria è lunghissima, mentre la cancellazione attiva del rumore, così come la modalità ambiente, senza lode né infamia (se non se ne abusa fanno il proprio lavoro). Tuttavia per me personalmente sono degli aspetti secondari. Se proprio vogliamo trovare il pelo nell’uovo, avrei preferito avessero inserito un codec con maggiore portata come aptX Adaptive o LDAC per poter ascoltare la musica in qualità CD o superiore. Tuttavia non toglie nulla al magnifico lavoro fatto da Tozo con queste HT2. Super consigliate!