T5 Bluetooth Headphones True Wireless Earbuds Sport Earphones Touch Control Headset with Wireless Charging Case Bass Stereo, Built in Mic Sweatproof for Running, Gym, Workout, Black

I've had these for 2 years now and just now starting to get connection issues with the prongs for charging the headphones. I don't remember if the gold plate was flat or concave as in the photo when I first got them. I love that the case has wireless charging capabilities. I would buy again these again, but it seems that I haven't had them long enough. I like to get the most out of my products. Is 2 years a long enough time to justify to buy new ones? My personal answer is no, but for the price these were, possibly. Who knows how much longer these will last.

These earbuds were obviously made with the Apple Beats Powerbeats Pro in mind. Anyone who looks at them can see the resemblance (see picture of TOZO and Powerbeats side by side). They are a Chinese clone of the popular brand at a fraction of the price: $40 for the TOZO vs $250 for the name brand.The important question is whether or not they're a good value - that is, whether or not you'll eventually regret buying them. Are they similar enough to the Powerbeats that you'll derive most of the benefits of the original without having to pay that super high price? After all, we've all had the experience of having had to buy the more expensive name brand of something after the cheap version broke or didn't function adequately. Often, you spend less money in the long run by simply buying quality in the first place, right?With that being said, I am happy to report that having had both the Powerbeats for quite some time and these TOZO earbuds for a few days, and thus having had the opportunity to use and compare both, my opinion is that the TOZO are, in fact, quite a good value. I believe that with the TOZO you end up getting about 80% of the quality of the Powerbeats at less than 20% of the cost. The TOZO have many of the same features that make the Powerbeats great: they are comfortable to wear, sound great, and are easy to use, and any differences in quality are relatively minor, especially considering that huge reduction in price.But let's be as transparent as possible: it's no surprise that the TOZO earbuds are not, strictly speaking, as good as the Powerbeats in all respects. To enumerate, the Powerbeats look and feel as though they're constructed of slightly superior materials. Additionally, the Powerbeats, in my opinion, have a better system for controlling volume and playing/pausing music; the tactile buttons on the more expensive earbuds seem a bit more pleasant to use than the touch system of the TOZO. Also, the Powerbeats handle pairing with each other and the phone slightly better. The battery life of the Powerbeats is also slightly longer.These issues, though, on the whole, are rather minor and none are deal breakers. To be honest, if my Powerbeats disappeared today and I was forced to use the TOZO exclusively, I don't think I would miss the Powerbeats enough to spend the money to get another pair, and I use my earbuds a lot. Obviously, if cost were no consideration, I would recommend getting the Powerbeats every time, but ultimately the bottom line is that if you're looking to save some dough and still get a very functionally similar set of earbuds to the Powerbeats, then the TOZO is a solid choice. Additionally, the TOZO come with an 18 month warranty, so there is that extra piece of mind.

The media could not be loaded.  I've had these headphones for almost 2 years now and they still work great. I use them for at least a few hours almost everyday and I only need to charge them once a week. They are comfortable and I've always preferred headphones that curl over my ear.The only minor issue is sometimes they don't sit in the charging case properly and will continue to be connected to my phone. There are some magnets in there to guide them into place and once they're in though they stay on the charging prongs really well. I can toss the case in my gym bag or pocket and they're fine.

I was excited to try these ear buds for basic use of listening to music and podcasts. I never intended to have them exposed to water or sweat, so I was happy to give these a try, regardless of some of the reviews with concern over their water/sweat proof abilities.I used them for approximately 3 weeks with no issues.The case charges up quickly, the ear buds clipped into their case to charge with a magnet so it guaranteed that they were sitting on their charging pins.3 days ago, (after not using them for 4 days) I went to pull them out to listen to a podcast, and the right one wouldn't turn on. When you pull the off their charging pins, they automatically connect to the bluetooth device you have it hooked up on. The left was doing this as usual but the right one would not turn on. I read FAQ's, tried to do a factory reset, which worked for the left one because it was actually responding, but the right would won't respond. After much fiddling, taking it off the charging pins, putting it back on, it randomly turned on for me and I was able to use both of them. Then, at the end of the day when I put them in the case, both lit up to charge, and I hoped it was just a one off. The next morning, same issue. No response from the right one. Have fiddled a lot, and it will not respond.I emailed Tozo, and to their credit, the customer service rep said they'd replace them immediately and shipped me out a brand new set that day.I now need to probably wait for a while to receive these, as the last ones were brought to me from the States.However, here's hoping the second set works for a longer period. May update later if given the chance to test out the second set.