TOZO Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headset, 60H Playtime, Hi-Res Audio Custom EQ via App Deep Bass Comfort Fit Ear Cups, for Home Office Travel

This review is from my son: I’ve been using these noise cancelling headphones for a while now, and they are honestly awesome. Being 14, I’m usually trying to find a way to block out the noise at home, and these do the job perfectly. Noise Cancellation & The "Sister Test" The best part is definitely the active noise cancelling. I have a sister who can be really loud when she’s playing or talking on her phone, and as soon as I put these on and turn the ANC on, she basically disappears. It’s like having a "mute" button for the rest of the house. It also works great for the hum of the bus or just general background chatter when I’m trying to focus on homework. App Setup and Sound Setting up the app on my phone was super simple. I’m not a tech genius, but it only took a minute to get everything connected. I really like that you can change the EQ settings in the app. I turned up the bass because I like my music to have that deep thumping feel, and it sounds really clear without getting fuzzy. Whether I’m watching movies or listening to my favorite playlists, the audio quality is high-res and detailed. Battery Life and Comfort The battery life is kind of crazy. It says it gets 60 hours of playtime, and I believe it. I’ve used them for several days in a row for hours at a time and I still haven't had to plug them back in. Even if the battery did die, it comes with a regular 3.5mm cord so I could keep listening. The ear cups are made of this really soft leather-style material. They don't pinch my ears even after wearing them for a full two-hour movie. They also adjust easily to fit my head, and they don't feel heavy at all. Overall, if you want something that sounds great, lasts forever on one charge, and actually blocks out annoying background noise, these are a great choice.

These are the best headphones I’ve ever owned. A serious upgrade from my Beats Studio 3 headphones. The sound quality is incredible and the noise cancellation is solid (lots of EQ customization in the app). They are very comfortable, I’ve worn them for hours at a time with no soreness whatsoever (I’ve even fallen asleep with them on a few times). The battery life is the best I’ve ever seen on a pair of headphones, I’ve charged them only a few times in the several months I’ve had them (granted I’m not the most frequent user). I would highly recommend these headphones, unbeatable quality for the price. They are plastic and do not come with a case so if you’re worried about breaking them or will be carrying them in a backpack on a regular basis I would recommend buying one.

I've had these for a long while now and for budget headphones, I really can't complain. They aren't showing any wear yet and are comfortable. They're not going to block out all the noise ever, but I've found them to be decent. I've been able to sync them to two devices without issue. It's really nice to not have to tell one device to disconnect so I can use another. The app included lets you adjust the settings easily if you like changing them depending on what type of media you're listening to. The battery holds a decent charge too.

I've been using Tozo's Golden X1 Earbuds for a few months now, and I had been so impressed with those little puppies that I decided to try the company's current best pair of over-the-ear ANC cans, the HT2's. That was before the little gold protective screen on the left earbud popped off after seven months of normal use. Ruh roh! Although I can't currently speak to the durability of these over-the-ear cans, I can say that their sound quality, comfort, and value are all excellent. The ANC -- especially in adaptive mode -- is particularly robust. And the HT2's sound great on all types of music -- rock, classical, jazz -- with deep, resonant bass, clear mid range, and crisp, airy highs. No, there's nothing fancy about these -- they don't even come with a travel case -- but if you just need great ANC headphones and don't want to spend several hundred dollars for the privilege, you might want to give these a try. Did I mention that TOZO seems to offer fine customer service as well? I had a question about the TOZO app, and my email received a response within 24 hours. All in all, recommended -- but with some reservations about the company's build quality...

I wore these to the Christmas Parade in town to reduce noise and make things easier, which the noise cancelling did. I could still hear the important sounds, with the surrounding noise reduced. Music sounds great through them, full and immersive. Battery life is good. They seem pretty durable so far. I might start wearing these all day. I got my daughter the pink HT3s for Christmas/her birthday. She was begging for a pair when I let her try them. My wife was astounded at the noise cancelling effect when I let her try them as well. Adaptive doesn't make any difference from what I can tell, and it doesn't cancel ALL noise. I have heard some noise cancelling headphones have an odd or subtle buzz of their own. None of that with these. Absolutely silent. Occasionally the bluetooth is wonky, but that seems to be more related to my devices, as other bluetooth has also been wonky. There is an option for directly wiring to a device. Buy these! or better yet, get the HT3 for even longer battery life and better noise cancelling.

Love these so much we’ve since purchased a pair for each member of our family! Great quality audio and noise canceling capabilities, comfy and lightweight, easy to connect to multiple devices including iPhone, iPad, etc. Charge lasts all day! No notes.

The item was very easy to use and it was so relaxing for my ears

Slightly smaller, slightly lighter than the crowdsourced TiTum mimic headphones (the headphones which sound like *any* - you choose 'em - major headphone brands) these TOZOs are a teeny fraction of the price of TiTum, but with excellent sound - via Bluetooth, or cable, and with Noise Cancelling, too - and have what the others DON'T (yet) have ..sliding (onscreen) graphic equalisers in their dedicated phone app! Couldn't be happier with them, at these crazy cheap Amazon prices

Mycket bra. Det blir väldigt tyst bara man tar på dem avslagna, bra egenskap det också. Bra ljud, inget brus. De kom helt oladdade så jag trodde först de var trasiga, men efter några timmars laddning funkade de perfekt.

Best for Music lovers ! Don’t take other brands if you are music lover .

Avevo già acquistato altri prodotti Tozo, tutti dall'impareggiabile rapporto qualità/prezzo, e devo dire che nemmeno HT2 lasciano delusi. Cominciamo dall'aspetto molto accattivante e attuale, forse un po' plasticoso, ma non economico. Per quanto riguarda il comfort, direi che siamo ai massimi livelli: i pads i morbidi e avvolgenti, l'archetto regolabile e il peso piuma rendono le HT2 adatte a tutti quanti. I comandi sono facili e intuitivi, coadiuvati dall'applicazione Tozo, anch'essa ben fatta e completa (sempre in continuo aggiornamento). Veniamo alla parte principale: il suono. Sotto questo punto di vista ricordano molto le sorelle in ear top di gamma Golden X1. E anche con le HT2 sono rimasto davvero sorpreso come un prodotto di questa fascia di prezzo possa riprodurre così bene tutte le frequenze, senza sostanziali punti deboli: bassi pieni e profondi senza distorsione, medi nitidi e alti cristallini. La separazione tra gli strumenti è ottima e il soundstage molto ampio. In più con l'applicazione ci si può creare la propria equalizzazione, oltre che sceglierla tra quelle disponibili, e condividerla con la community di Tozo e, a propria volta, usare quelle condivise dagli altri. Ho provato a collegare un DAP col jack da 3.5mm in dotazione e il risultato è un suono ancora superiore al collegamento Bluetooth, ma si perde la possibilità di poter equalizzatore le cuffie dall'applicazione in quanto il loro funzionamento in questo caso è passivo (si spengono automaticamente). La durata della batteria è lunghissima, mentre la cancellazione attiva del rumore, così come la modalità ambiente, senza lode né infamia (se non se ne abusa fanno il proprio lavoro). Tuttavia per me personalmente sono degli aspetti secondari. Se proprio vogliamo trovare il pelo nell'uovo, avrei preferito avessero inserito un codec con maggiore portata come aptX Adaptive o LDAC per poter ascoltare la musica in qualità CD o superiore. Tuttavia non toglie nulla al magnifico lavoro fatto da Tozo con queste HT2. Super consigliate!