TOZO NC9 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, in Ear Headphones IPX6 Waterproof Bluetooth 5.3 Stereo Earphones, Immersive Sound Premium Deep Bass Headset
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- Hybrid 3 layer Active Noise Cancellation.
- You can hear what you want to hear,
- Double microphone noise reduction system suppresses environmental noise.
- Pick up the two headsets from the charging case,
- Wireless earbuds can last for over 11 hours' playtime from a single charge and 26 extra hours in the compact charging case.
Brand: TOZO
Color: Black
Ear Placement: In Ear
Form Factor: In Ear
Impedance: 32 Ohm
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Frequency Response: 20 Hz
Sensitivity: 101 dB
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Model Name: TOZO NC9
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Special Feature: Active Noise Reduction, Regardless of primary and secondary ears, Call Noise Reduction, Wireless Charging
Included Components: USB-C Charging Cable, TOZO NC9 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, 6 pairs of Eartips (XS/S/M/L/XL/XXL), Quick Guide & User Manual, Wireless Charging Case
Age Range (Description): Adult
Material: Silicone
Specific Uses For Product: Call, Meeting, Music and Video
Charging Time: 2 Hours
Recommended Uses For Product: Travel, Outdoor Sports, Ready to use out of the warehouse, Home
Compatible Devices: IOS/Android Mainstream Mobile Phones, Tablets, Laptops
Theme: True Wireless Stereo
Cartoon Character: Bean in-ear
Control Type: Noise Control
Cable Feature: Charging
Item Weight: 42.5 Grams
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Package Type: Colorful Package
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Style: Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds
Control Method: Touch
Number of Items: 1
Controller Type: touch control
Battery Life: 32 Hour
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Earpiece Shape: Rounded tip
Is Electric: Yes
Manufacturer: TOZO
Product Dimensions: 1 x 0.7 x 1 inches
Item Weight: 1.5 ounces
Item model number: NC9
Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 9, 2020
Department: womens
Language: English
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Color: Black
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2020 by eschatonjk
Color: Black
The Tozo NC9's arrived in a nice white box, complete with a plastic wrapping. This normally goes underappreciated, but the wrapping is particularly welcome during this pandemic. It makes sanitization much easier, so that you can just sanitize the wrapping and then rest assured that everything inside will be clean once you open the seal. The unboxing experience was very similar to an apple product, right down to the instruction manuals inside a paper sleeve with "Designed by TOZO" written on it. You find the charging case, the earbuds, a charging cable, and 5 pairs of additional eartips. The case charges via USB type C which is always a plus. I will admit the build quality of the case feels a bit cheap in terms of the plastic used, and the hinge being a bit stiff. The earbuds themselves use the same plastic as the case. The plus side of this is that the total weight is very light. The aesthetic reminds me a lot of the Echo buds. The case measures about 32 mm in height, thus you probably do not want to carry this around in your pocket as it will bulge out quite a bit. I really appreciate the 4 charge-level indicator lights on the outside of the case, representing 25% each. The earbuds fit incredibly well in my ears - something extremely rare among any earbuds. The shape sits right in the cup shape of your ears, and barely protrudes. This makes it better than most earbuds for sleeping on your sides (I said better - it's still not actually comfortable unless you have a really soft pillow). Wearing it normally in other situations, it is extremely comfortable. You will easily forget they are even there. Pairing is extremely easy. You just take them out of the case and they instantly go into pairing mode so you can directly search on bluetooth. Connectivity range is great as well and I can easily go anywhere within a room or 2 without dropping connection at all. =========================================== Now for the listening experience: I have to say once again like the Tozo T10's, Tozo absolutely smokes everything else in their price bracket. Honestly they can go toe-to-toe with earbuds all the way up till the ~$120 bracket, but I will just give my objective comments as an audiophile without referencing it against other earbuds. Please note that the sound is extremely good for what they cost, and that most of the things I mention will probably never bother anyone shopping at this price bracket. First thing I notice is that they are extremely bass heavy, and the best way to describe the sound signature is that it is overall very in-your-face. It's subjective whether you like this or not. There is no equalizer for the earbuds as far as I am aware. This does leave the higher frequencies sounding somewhat flat and empty. If your ears are particularly sensitive, you might also hear vibrations from the silicon eartips at the higher frequencies - these sound similar to the buzzing distortion noises you get when you play at a volume that is too loud for your equipment. This goes away when I replace them with some Comply foam tips - however Comply tips basically cost half of what the earbuds do, so I don't really recommend doing so at this price point. But anyways, like I said, I am very satisfied at this price point and there is no better bang for the buck. =========================================== Having used the Tozo T10's before, they had an extremely loud minimum volume threshold, which kind of hurt my ears. I'm quite glad to see that Tozo took my suggestion and this time they have brought it down to be in line with most other earbuds in the NC9's. The ANC makes a high pitched tinnitus at first when I put them on, but that went away for my earbuds after around 10 seconds and became the usual sounds of cabin pressure that you get from ANC. How good is the ANC? It does a respectable job at blocking at constant, low frequencies, though you can still hear most of those slightly if you listen closely with no music playing. This is quite good especially at this price where I normally wouldn't even expect to encounter ANC. It does a good job of reducing most noises around my house (e.g. refrigerators, fans) to the point where I don't really notice them much, especially when music is playing. Unfortunately I can't use public transit during the pandemic, so I cannot test it out on a bus or train. The ANC is more of a bonus feature on an already great deal. Don't expect it to work too well on the high frequencies (e.g. voices). Many people come in with unrealistic expectations of ANC if it's their first time. These won't silence everything, but it'll make listening to music at lower volumes possible and reduce most of the noise in your environment to levels where they won't really bother you. =========================================== Overall really great earbuds. I doubt there is anything that will beat them at this price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2020 by Ray Ray