TOZO - T6 Truly Wireless

Second this. I used the Tozo T6 and the only reason I had to move on was cause I lost one. Made the switch to the Soundcore R50i NC and they are great for the budget. NC is basic but makes for a good entry point into NC

That was going to be my goto recommendation - "offbrand headphones". Unless there are must-have features, I would go with anything cheap (and therefore replaceable). For your particular need, "Kurdene" on amazon are the smallest I've used. I also like "Tozo" T6 (Amazon is ergonomic-only, but their website should still have non-ergo symmetrical ones, so you have used either in either ear). Everything I use has IPX7 or IPX8 (probably not official certification, but I shower with them no problem), but you won't find anything cheap with a physical button. At least Tozo has an app in which you can change the tap functionality. EDIT: the tldr is search for "ipx7/8 headphones" on Amazon \*and\* eBay. You'll get a bunch of no-name buds with RGB boxes and a million hours of battery. I would focus less on the dumb features and more on what fits your life. And again, easier to trash a $20 set.

I also found the jlabs uncomfortable/painful. Returned them and ordered the tozo t6 which are the best fitting earbuds I've tried, might fit you well too!

Are you wanting sound or noise canceling? For the latter, I use foam construction earplugs. They are soft and comfortable to sleep in, and cancel out any noise I need. (Mainly birds early in the morning since our neighbor put a birdhouse right outside our bedroom window.) For sound, I've fallen asleep with my TOZO T6 buds in a few times and didn't wake up with any pain or soreness.

Tozo t6. Water resistant and resilient. I ran over one of the earbuds with my truck, and it still worked. And only $25. So, it's not a big loss if something happens. Pro tip don't get the black ones. If you drop one, you may never find it.

For $20 I am amazed at how much I enjoy the Tozo T6

I've tried other tozo earbuds like the Nc9 but the t6 do seem like a solid option without ANC. But I have noticed that tozo earbuds usually don't have the most accurate sound quality as in they don't really reproduce soundstage as well. But for comfort I think the tozo look better especially if you're a side sleeper.

Amazon sells a generic brand called Tozo that I really like. I own 5 pair of the T6 now and all work great and have been quite comfortable. I bought a 2nd set to have a pair at work. A 3rd set when I lost my first pair (which I finally found weeks later), and then pairs 4/5 I just bought recently when they finally moved to USB C and wireless charging. Now my 3 older pair are just back ups but all still work great. I haven’t tried any of their other models but they have several.

I'd like to recommend TOZO earbuds instead. Often cheaper, far superior sound quality (I have both) and also insane battery. I sleep with 1 earbud in (the T6 model fits both ears comfortably so I can swap a single bud back and forth as I roll over throughout the night) and in the morning it's still not drained - and this is on a 6 year old set with worn out batteries. The case only needs charged once, maybe twice a month, and both the earbuds and case are entirely waterproof. They've been worn in the shower and heavy rain, dropped in puddles, even gone through the washer. It took over 5 years for one of the buds to give out and stop charging, and I still happily use the other bud all night every night. Absolute beasts with ridiculous comfort and sound quality. None of my other 3 pair (soundcore and a couple other random cheapies) even come close. In fact, I just ordered another TOZO T6 - the updated model has USB-C and newer bluetooth for much faster pairing, but the same battery and audio hardware. The one downside is that at around 15-20% battery, they do start the 'battery low' interruptions, too frequently too, but that % is a lie, they are at the end and will shut off within minutes anyway. So that doesn't even bother me, since I practically never reach that point, and am only losing 15-30 minutes of usage out of 6+ hours.

Spend all your money on what you want but Tozo T6 with the app will make thunder bass on a budget and sound good doing it

Try changing to foam ear tips. I use the T6 for work and the foam tips made a big difference in sound quality, it might work for you maybe

I have the same ones. I had issues with my Bose as well and got the Tozo’s for like 20 bucks. They are honestly just as good as the Bose

Sound is good! I would probably rate the sound quality on my Bose earbuds a 10. The Tozos would be a 9.2 for me.

On the cheaper end, I recently got the Tozo T6 earbuds and have had absolutely no problems with them staying in. Great sound quality and battery life, fairly easy Bluetooth pairing (sometimes it takes one earbud a second to pair, but that’s a pre-workout problem), and they were less than 30 bucks so I’m not too precious about them.

Of course! They were new to me too but I got the rec from an avid cyclist friend of mine who specifically shouted out how secure they are.

Tozo nc7 are my edc for working. T6 tozo are good yoo for price t6 do not have transparency modes but can use spp on both. Big can have app equalizer adjustment as well. Nc7 are better imo

i got the tozo t6! it was SUCH a good purchase i highly recommend it. The sound quality at first is comparable or even better than airpods- they have degraded slightly within a few months but really there’s not much issue as the quality is still pretty dang good. plus u can adjust eq in ur music app or the tozo app. the battery life is phenomenal, it lasts over 10 hours (14-16 for me i think?) and charges really quickly. i wear them to sleep comfortably and in the shower too and theyre waterproofed really well! dropped them in a tub of water by accident and they’re just fine. the charging case lasts me a few days (which is only a few charges for the buds cuz they last so long) and takes less than an hour to fully charge up again. as for the noise cancelling, theyre not anc buds but still are really good at canceling sound. even without playing anything, when i put the earbud in and out there’s a very significant difference in what i can hear around me kind of like an earplug feeling. personally i don’t like that as much so its a bit of a downside for me but probably a plus for you haha. if you play something on loud volume they should probably muffle most of it as you can probably see from my lengthy review it was a 10/10 lol im obsessed with them. hope it helped!

I use Tozo 6 earbuds, which is a reasonably prices brand you can find on Amazon.

Tozo 10 from Amazon. I have the Tozo 6 which are still going strong and I feel slightly better sound than its newer model! But fantastic earbuds and even better price point.

TOZO T-6 Excellent battery life, travels well, good sound, low price point.

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 liked the Tozo buds as a basic budget option. The Pixel Buds Pro go on sale for $150 and are worth every penny.

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?

I’ve been using the $20 Tozo buds from Amazon for 3 years now and 0 problems.