TOZO - T10 Series

**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 T10 wireless earbuds. $20 a set, buy 2 since most rechargeables won't last a full 14 hours straight. They're *$20 a pair* and I've had mine for years, constant use. Easily some of the best bass and clarity I've ever had from earbuds, wired or not. 250,000+ reviews on Amazon, they do claim 15 hours of play time but I'd say about 11-12. Can be used in the shower as well.

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

I'd go with the anker soundcore life A1 or tozo T10, both under 40$ solid build good bass and reliable battery life. Great value for everyday use.

For under €40, the JLab Go Air Pop is a great option, super affordable, surprisingly clear sound for the price, and really lightweight for daily use. Another solid pick is the TOZO T10, which has a fuller sound with decent bass and a simple, durable design that makes it good for everyday listening. Both of these give you solid bang for your buck, and they’re widely available. If you can, test them out first with [audiotones.co](https://audiotones.co) to check the tunings if any fit your vibes

Yeah! At under \~$40 (ideally < $30) you can get earbuds that sound a bit better than the SoundPEATS Free2 Classic and support AAC or aptX. Look at budget picks like SoundPEATS T2/T3, Anker Soundcore Life A1/A2, or TOZO T6/T10. They’re usually comfy and land better codecs for the money. About dot-style vs stemmed: the difference isn’t performance, it’s fit and comfort. Dot/bean buds are shorter in your ear and some people find them less likely to poke or fall out, while stemmed ones stick out more but can house bigger mics/antennas. It’s really about what feels secure for your ears, not a universal “one shape stays in better.” If you tell me whether you’re on iPhone or Android, I can tailor a specific pick with the best codec for your device. Before buyng, check th sound profile on [audiotones.co](http://audiotones.co)

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

I got google pixel buds and some cheap (they were 10$, now 20) Chinese ones from amazon Tozo T10, that I thought would break after a few months but I have them for more than a year and they work great, also could wear them while showering. Both are wireless, just Bluetooth.

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

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.

Maybe I'm just extra sweaty but every pair of earbuds I use dies in some way pretty quickly, even ostensibly fancy ones specifixally for fitness. I've got nice ones for everyday use and now I am using cheapo Tozo T10 which I got for 27 bucks total. The sound quality is good enough for running music/podcasts and they seem fairly durable at least so far. they are touch control so I did end up putting electrical tape over the ends of them to avoid it pausing whenever you inevitably need to adjust them, that seems to work fine and the Black electrical tape color matches them so it doesn't look too insane.