TOZO - NC2

Tozo NC2 earbuds off Amazon. A cheapo AirPods knockoff. I've owned AirPods Pro in the past, and they're great, but I lose them or break them, and would rather replace a $40 set five times than a $250 set once. They are roughly 75% as good, in terms of sound quality and ANC, which is more than fine for listening to audiobooks or podcasts.

Tozo has a lot of variants but to me Tozo's best earbuds are: the Golden X1 (their top of the line earbuds), Nc7 upgraded version, and the Nc2 stem style buds. The nc9s are bigger but the Nc7s are better in every way.

That sounds like a YOU problem. I've had my Tozo NC2 since 2021 without a single problem.

I don't have them but they're some of the best earbuds for sound. Be more specific in what you want so we can recommend the right earbuds for you. There so many options like Earfun Air Pro 4, Oneplus Buds 3, Nothing Ear (a), Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, and the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC just to name a few.🤷‍♂️

I have quite a few for different reasons. Here are some I own: Sennheiser Momentum 4, Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, Oppo Enco X2, Earfun Air Pro 4, Tozo NC2 & NC7, Oneplus Buds 3, and earbuds from 2019 that haven't died yet.😅

Not long ago, my Bose QuietComfort earbuds finally gave out, and it was a real disappointment. They had been my go-to for everything—commutes, work, and even just relaxing walks. With medical and other expenses piling up, replacing them with something high-end just isn’t in the cards right now. So, I started looking for something more affordable to get me through, and I found two solid options. EarFun Air Pro 4 turned out to be a real relief. As soon as I put them in, I could feel that little bit of peace come back. The sound is clear, the noise canceling is surprisingly good, and they’re really comfortable. They’re not Bose, but they come pretty close. Then there are the TOZO NC2—simple, reliable, and straightforward. They don’t have the same high-end feel, but they get the job done. The noise canceling isn’t perfect, but it’s enough to help block out the distractions. Neither one is a permanent replacement for my old earbuds, but for now, they’re definitely helping me get by.

The only ones other than the NC7 I have are the NC2, T10, T12, and the Golden X1. The NC2 has deeper bass, and the fit is good for me. The ANC is on par for the price, but other than that, I don't know.

I've been using the tozo nc2 earbuds for a year. They're cheap ($40). Good sound quality and excellent Boise cancellation. That being said one of these headphones burnt out recently. But the customer service is great and I'm awaiting a replacement as we speak. Couldn't recommend them enough for the price point

TOZO nc2 and nc3 here. I am very happy with them, the ANC is fantastic, and I feel like I practically stole them.

Only had the NC2s a couple of years. Just got the NC3 this week because they were on sale. I don't think there's a straight line up the models by number over time, as some of the NC series are differently shaped entirely. Almost got the NC9s also to compare but the NC3 has the same "upgraded" case from the NC2s and they're the same shape as the NC2s, so for now they're my go to. Definitely a TOZO fan, I can't believe how much people spend on Apple/Samsung/Beats tbh.

I mean a lot of ear buds on the market fit that criteria, but here’s a couple options you can explore: The Tozo Hybrid have all your specifics and in terms of mic pick up for calls these ones are up there cos they have 6 inbuilt mics, so you can be in a noisy place and still have a pretty decent convo. They’re also waterproof so a lil extra bonus. The [JBuds from JLab](https://dbestlists.com/dp-B0C86WTC1C) have really good noise canceling and have the least delay in terms of commands. Like if you wanna pause or play or even have an uninterrupted call, they respond pretty much immediately and dont let your call lag but with some others you have to give it a second. These also have a movie mode that make audio super crisp and if you wanna watch smth, the audio syncs up with the visuals so there’s zero lag. The Catitru ones are actually best suited for sports like when you’re out on a run but i like the design a lot on these, it fits into the grooves of your ears and doesn’t budge. The others might jostle a little.

I have Tozos mine suck as far as ANC and the app is buggy as heck meaning I can never adjust the sound settings because it won’t connect. Finallly you have to have both earbuds in your ears to adjust the sound picture which sucks because I often only wear one bud on transparency mode at work

I just checked the prices on those and trust me, I’ve been buying Bluetooth since the single QCY mini 2 that had micro usb on the buds. Fun fact: I remember wanting wireless earbuds so bad in 2014, I got 2 of’em, paired each of them individually to my 2014 MacBook Air and BOOMM! I basically had what Apple did years later with the AirPods. After those I got the QCY T1, T2, T3…until the AirPods got released. Then I switched to apple! And if there’s 1 thing I learn, it is, nothing under $70 is worth it unless it’s temporary. Like a few month ago I lost the right side of my AirPods Pro and since I wasn’t interested one their 2ndneed time to thoroughly research replacements, I got the TOZO anc earbuds for $30 in the meantime. However they were so bad, I quickly got the Nothing ear 2024 for over $100 and I dont miss my AirPods Pro no mo’!

Tozo absolutely has been doing insane things with 2024 releases. The Hybrid Active and Crystal are great - both have noise cancelling but I'd say the hybrid active sounds the best. I have the E2s for casual/gym sessions as well.

Quick answer: Tozo’s new hybrid noise-cancelling earbuds are $40 AUD. Cheap enough that losing them won’t ruin your day, waterproof enough not to stress about rain or sweat, and they hold enough charge to get you through a decent stretch. The ANC and pass-through are fine, and the bright red colour makes them easier to spot when they vanish into the depths of your bag. They also come with a bunch of eartip options. If battery life is your nemesis, the Moondrop CHU wired earbuds are a great pick. Excellent sound, barely touch your phone battery, and you can kill Bluetooth completely to save even more juice. Plenty of trail runners and hikers I know are switching to bone conduction so they can hear what’s going on around them. Personally, not a fan, but I get the appeal so something to be said for knowing when a mountain biker is about to mow you down.