TOZO HT2 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, 60H Playtime, Hi-Res Audio Custom EQ via App Deep Bass Comfort Fit Ear Cups, for Home Office Travel

Honest Review of Tozo HT2 Headphones
Disclaimer: I received these headphones from Tozo. While I wasn’t asked to write a review, I’m sharing my genuine thoughts on the product. Whether I like or dislike them is entirely based on my experience, and if I didn’t like them, I would simply prefer not to review them. That said, here are my honest opinions.I got these Tozo HT2 headphones for $29 on a limited-time deal, then refunded by Tozo, and at this price point, nothing I’ve tried comes close in terms of value. Please keep in mind that my review is based on the incredible features and sound quality you get for this price.Sound Quality:On a scale from 1 to 10, I’d rate the sound quality a solid 7.5. For $39, the sound is surprisingly good and delivers well across different music genres.Noise Canceling:The adaptive hybrid noise canceling works quite well for the price. I’d rate it an 8.5. It effectively blocks out a lot of background noise, making it perfect for commuting or working in noisy environments.Comfort:These headphones excel in comfort. They’re lightweight, fit snugly, and easily adjust to your head size. I’d give them a 9 for comfort—very pleasant to wear, even for extended periods.Battery Life:The battery life is amazing. I haven’t had any issues, and they seem to last for quite a while on a single charge. For budget headphones, this is a huge plus.Additional Features:One standout feature is the Tozo app, where you can adjust equalizer settings, fine-tune noise canceling, and even update firmware. In my case, there was a firmware update available when I first connected them, which I immediately installed—another feature you wouldn’t expect from a $39 headphone.Multipoint Connectivity:Here’s an extra feature I found impressive, though it’s not officially advertised, so it may not work for everyone. In my case, I was able to use the headphones’ multipoint feature to connect my cell phone (Google Pixel 7 Pro) and laptop (ASUS 2024 model) simultaneously. This allowed me to switch seamlessly between picking up calls and watching YouTube videos. It works fairly well, and I’d rate the multipoint feature an 8 out of 10. Your experience may vary depending on your devices, but for me, it’s a game-changer for productivity.Final Thoughts:For the price, the Tozo HT2 headphones deliver great sound, comfort, and noise canceling. The additional features like the Tozo app and multipoint connectivity make them even more valuable. I highly recommend them if you’re looking for high-quality headphones at an affordable price. At $29, they’re hard to beat.Great job, Tozo—keep up the good work with these high-quality, budget-friendly products!

Super comfortable and super sound!
I don’t understand why people pay over $100 or sometimes over $500 for headphones. When you can get something like this, which is so acoustically perfect and sound, which is so comfortable, which is so easy to use. The price is phenomenal, the Bluetooth connectivity is very accurate, the buttons have a tactile feel to them, I dropped them once, nothing happened to them, so it seems to be very durable. The fit is excellent, because it is adjustable it should fit everybody’s head. I’m not sure about everybody’s ear though. The battery life is amazing! I charged it once many weeks ago, and I’ve used it regularly, as I watch my Roku TV at night and I attach the cord from the headphones to my Roku remote. Haven’t had to charge it yet. So I’m very impressed. The color is the standard black, it would have been nice if they had made a different color but you can’t complain because the price is perfect.As mentioned before, I dropped it once and nothing happened to it. So it has a durable build quality to it.

Absolutely love these. I use them pretty much every night, and I can use them for usually two/three nights in a row without having to charge them.The sound is Absolutely great. The noise canceling is awesome. Can’t hear anything when both are on listening to music.The app makes them even more cool because you can customize everything about your sound

Espectacular sonido. El ANR más que aceptable y no molesta, a diferencia de otros que son más agresivos y ejercen como presión en los oídos.Probé 3. Los Sony WH-CH720N, los Soundcore de Anker Q30 y éstos. Al final me quedé con éstos. Son los que mejor suenan sin necesidad de equalizar. Los Sony eran muy cómodos, pesaban menos. Pero el sonido era más pobre. Los Q30 eran un poco armatostes y el sonido sin equalizar tenía graves excesivos. Usando el equalizar mejoraban. Pero al final, me convence más el sonido de los Tozo. Son comodísimos. Aunque pesan un poco, son muy ergonómicos, se adaptan a la cabeza, no se caen y te acabas acostumbrando. Los he usado durante pedidos de entre media hora y una hora sin ningún problema.En general, una compra estupenda.El único “pero”, que el aviso de batería baja empieza a sonar cuando queda un 30%, que se me hace un poco pronto.He contactado con la compañía y me han dicho que lo van a solucionar en una próxima actualización. Esperemos que sea así.Pero vamos, la batería dura una barbaridad, así que tampoco supone un problema. Desde el 100% al 30% pueden pasar varios días.