TOZO HT3 Hybrid Noise Cancelling Headphones, 90H Playtime Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headset, Spatial Audio AI Chat with 5 Mics, Supports Dual Connection and USB-C Input, with 32 EQ Music Modes

Surprisingly good.
Impressed with features. Battery is never what it says but sound quality is good. Nice tighter fit upgrade from the last model and they are cheap enough to throw away without having to risk Sony or Bose high priced headsets. I work in a shop and they cancel the loud nose and keep my ears clean of dust debris in the air. I get them wet and muddy daily from pneumatic wet tools flinging water and dust and I still have my last set from April last year but the battery is waning so I bought these. This model comes with a microphone to answer phone calls and has been made more comfortable because they are tighter. For what they are, yeah they are good. I’m willing to bet in the future this is going to be a mainstream/ higher end Chinese brand. I could buy 3 sets-7 sets of these for the price of the better name brands and they won’t outlast 3 to 7 sets. That’s how I look at it. Bluetooth headphones with noise cancelling that last 2.5 days at 6-7 hours of use per day so around 15-18 hours nonstop realistically. Probably longer with ANC off. Fast charging.

Good all-around headphones with good noise cancellation and battery life
These are killer value. But there is a catch you have to download their app in order to be able to get the use of the features. Equalizer and other features give a rich mostly full body sound especially at this price point. Noise canceling is pretty solid as well as transparency mode. It’s not as good as my bows headphones of course but very good sound isolation and cancellation. There does not appear to be any lag on the transparency mode and it doesn’t over process like some other headphones have. It’s almost exactly like not having them on. The other caveat is while the ear cups are very soft and fully encompassing I will have to see how well they hold up they don’t necessarily feel like they’re going to be of great quality over the long term but initial review is pretty good. I originally had a pair of A3 earbuds which turned me on to this brand. High quality fidelity a lot of adjustable sound equalizer settings. Additionally the microphone is Crystal clear according to everybody I’ve spoken to. And battery life has been stellar I’ve gotten a few days out of it between charges and I wear them pretty much all day. I would say at this price point this is a definite buy it even swings above its weight class probably in the range of just under the soundcore q30s but above the q20s. Time will tell of the build quality but I would say these are definitely buy.

Not going to rave about like others and neither am I a audiophile. For the price it is all good and had no complaints, except that I bought the wrong colour…but that is on me! I loved that you could “change” the cups (Big Plus!), I kind of re-used the hard part and cut off the rest. Anyway good material is used, will not easily snap in two, on bigger heads. Clamp force is ok, but my big head helped with it I guess. ANC is ok, but do not expect wonders. All in all a good buy! Not a waste of money, good deal for the price!

I bought these to replace an aging set of Bose QC 35, that have started falling apart through no fault of the headphones. The Tozo HT3 are very impressive – outstanding sound quality and ANC function. Very comfortable.. The functionality is equally impressive. The phone app is very helpful. Exceptional value @ about 20% of the cost of the Bose. Durability yet to be determined, but they appear to be very well constructed.

The sound quality of these headphones is pretty impressive given the price. I don’t expect they would please audiophiles, but they deliver solid bass without overpowering the rest of the audio and have a fun sound profile for a lot of today’s popular music.The max volume is quite loud, and the audio doesn’t distort easily at higher levels. The range seems pretty solid as well. I didn’t have any hiccups roaming around both floors of my house and away from my phone with these headphones on.The build of the headphones is plastic, like most in this price range, but there is a metal band across the inside of the headband, and they are pretty lightweight. The buttons don’t have a premium feel, but they work just fine. The ear cushions and headband are very soft and comfortable, although I do wish the earcups were a touch bigger to fully surround my ears.I like that the earcups swivel as well as fold in for more compact storage.Included with the headphones is a USB cable for charging as well as an audio cable which allows you to use them as wired headphones as well.The headset features the standard suite of controls…pause/play, skip/forward back, answer/end calls, and switching your noise-cancelling and transparency modes. There are voice prompts for some actions which are spoken in English but with a very obvious Asian accent, which stood out a little bit.The transparency mode does a respectable job letting a good amount of exterior audio in to hear your environment. The noise-cancelling effect is more subtle…you can tell the difference, but it isn’t drastic compared to just having the headphones on with no modes enabled. Much of the noise-cancelling seems to come passively from the headphones themselves covering your ears. The noise cancelling is still beneficial of course but not top-tier.As with any headphone, the louder your music is, the less you’ll notice the benefit of any of these modes.There is an app you can download for these headphones, which allows you to perform updates, change settings, listen to various ambient sounds for relaxation, and adjust the sound with an eq and other presets. You are prompted to make an account, but you can skip that and just use the app without one. Be aware, however, that the app’s privacy agreement details the rather alarming amount of data it collects…everything from your personal data to health and fitness info, contacts, texts, photos, microphone, SSIDs, GPS, etc…pretty much everything. To me, it is more excessive and invasive than I am comfortable with for a pair of headphones, so I wound up uninstalling it.Overall, I’m pretty happy with the headphones themselves and feel they deliver a very good bang for the buck in terms of sound quality and features.