TOZO - T12

**hi bro ... I have same problem too .. I bought at least 25 earbuds and test more than 50 earbuds ... after years , I must say we have just a few choice Because most brands must adhere to sound restrictions(until 100 db spl) some earbuds are loud but that bass is not deep .... go for these models and Don't waste your money for useless and expensive earbuds... Many of the people giving advice haven't had many earbuds and haven't done any specific research on the subject and don't know what you mean by loud, which is super loud. these model are loudest with rumble bass**  Votomy v22 sabbat e12 ultra Tozo t12 gusilor f8 Fiil cc pro 2 **tozo t10** **monster n lite 206** **anker soundcore liberty 4 pro** MOZOTER dbk02

TOZO on Amazon. There are a lot of different TOZO buds though.. my favorites are the T12 and the NC9. Sound amazing, durable, comfortable, and cheap.

I'll take my cheap and reliable TOZO T12 wireless earbuds over all these expensive ones every time.

You must've had those for a long time right? They're on NC9 now I think. Yeah I love my T12; super comfortable, they stay in my ears, sound great, and I only have to charge the case like twice a month - and I use them for at least an hour and a half every day, minimum. I use wired IEMs too but as far as wireless earbuds go, I'll never use any other brand except TOZO.

Tozo NC20 Pro - 12.5 hours with ANC on / 16.5 hours with ANC off - single charge. $59 on Amazon, and these have all the bells and whistles. If you wanted to go bare bones, the Tozo T12 earbuds have a single charge battery life of 11 hours with virtually no options like ANC/transparency modes. Last time I saw these, they were like $20 at Walmart.

It sounds like you need something with a longer nozzle. Although they're dated at this point, if you can find a set of Jabra 75T earbuds, they should be exactly what you're looking for. They have a nice long nozzle that allows for deep penetration into the ear canal. Another is the Tozo T12. again, they're dated and have no options, but they do go deep into the ear.

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.

Tozo in ear. Cuts out noise, doesn't fall out, cheap enough that if they get damaged they're easy to replace. 

Tozos. $20 on Amazon and they’re great for the price. My Airpods only lasted 6 months before one quit working.

I got them for 21$. They are rebranded Tozos. Sound great but not at 169$.

I haven't tried any of those, but I'm really content with my Tozos. The O2 Open Ear, EarRings, and the new OpenWear are my go to's. Surprising bass and clarity for being open style and the price is unbeatable.

Just picked up some Tozos from Amazon and they are great. I'm also a regular user of Shoks when cycling or running, I've had my pair for 4 years and they are still going strong

Tozos and Earfun have great anc and you'll spend under $75.

I don't typically use one bud at a time so I'm unaware of your issue with that. But I've had Sony and Bose earbuds and I can say that their noise cancelling is not any better and might be worse in some situations versus Earfun and tozo. I've literally had zero issues with the tozo app. Do you have an iPhone?