Our Verdict
The TOZO T10 are poor headphones for neutral sound listening. Their sound profile is very bass-heavy and not accurate or neutral. Fans of well-balanced and neutral-sounding headphones will want to look elsewhere.
- Wireless charging case.
- Rated IPX8 for water-proofing, though we don't test for this.
- Inaccurate sound profile isn't the most versatile.
- Uncomfortable.
- Bad control scheme with limited music control options.
- Disappointing battery life.
The TOZO T10 are decent headphones for commuting or travel. They passively isolate background chatter very well and even do a decent job at blocking out the low rumble of bus or plane engines. Unfortunately, the headphones aren't the most comfortable and may start to hurt your ears during a long flight. Also, their battery is on the shorter side, but their case holds up to an additional four charges, and can fully charge the headphones in an hour, which is good.
- Wireless charging case.
- Rated IPX8 for water-proofing, though we don't test for this.
- Inaccurate sound profile isn't the most versatile.
- Uncomfortable.
- Bad control scheme with limited music control options.
- Disappointing battery life.
The TOZO T10 are good headphones for taking to the gym. Their bass-heavy sound profile will help keep you amped up, and they're surprisingly stable even without stability fins. Their truly wireless design means you don't have to worry about any cables getting in your way, and they're rated IPX8 for full waterproofing, though we don't currently test for this.
- Wireless charging case.
- Rated IPX8 for water-proofing, though we don't test for this.
- Inaccurate sound profile isn't the most versatile.
- Uncomfortable.
- Bad control scheme with limited music control options.
- Disappointing battery life.
The TOZO T10 are mediocre headphones for office use. While they do an excellent job at blocking out background chatter and the sounds from AC units, unfortunately, they're likely too uncomfortable to wear all day. Their 3.5-hour battery life also means you'll have to take several breaks to charge them if you want them to last you an entire work day.
- Wireless charging case.
- Rated IPX8 for water-proofing, though we don't test for this.
- Inaccurate sound profile isn't the most versatile.
- Uncomfortable.
- Bad control scheme with limited music control options.
- Disappointing battery life.
The TOZO T10 aren't recommended for wireless gaming. Since they're Bluetooth-only, they aren't compatible with PS4 or Xbox One. While they'll work with a Bluetooth-enabled PC, their latency is likely too high for gaming.
The TOZO T10 are Bluetooth-only headphones that cannot be used wired.
The TOZO T10 are alright headphones for phone calls. Their microphone's recording quality is slightly better than many other Bluetooth in-ears, but your voice will still sound fairly thin. Their noise handling is also passable, so your voice can be drowned out by noise in moderately loud environments like a busy street.
- Wireless charging case.
- Rated IPX8 for water-proofing, though we don't test for this.
- Inaccurate sound profile isn't the most versatile.
- Uncomfortable.
- Bad control scheme with limited music control options.
- Disappointing battery life.
Changelog
- Updated Nov 04, 2021: Converted to Test Bench 1.5.
- Updated Feb 26, 2020: Review published.
- Updated Feb 18, 2020: Our testers have started testing this product.
- Updated Feb 18, 2020: Early access published.
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The TOZO T10 are an inexpensive pair of truly wireless headphones that don't stand out too much from the competition. They're less comfortable than other cheap options, like the SoundPeats TrueFree/True Wireless, but on the bright side, their IPX8 rating is impressive, though we don't currently test this. Their case also supports wireless Qi charging, which is very rare at this price point. See our recommendations for the best cheap wireless earbuds, the best earbuds under $50, and the best cheap earbuds.
The TOZO T6 Truly Wireless are better truly wireless headphones than the TOZO T10 Truly Wireless. The T6 are more comfortable, have better controls, a better-balanced sound profile, better battery life, a smaller case, and come with more different tip options. On the other hand, some people may prefer the physical, clicky buttons on the T10.
The TOZO NC9 Truly Wireless are better headphones than the TOZO T10 Truly Wireless. The NC9 have a more comfortable fit, and their V-shaped sound profile is less boomy and muddy compared to the T10's bass-heavy sound profile. That said, the T10 have a better leakage performance, and their passive noise isolation has somewhat similar performance compared to the NC9's ANC feature, although they don't reduce as much bass-range noise.
The TOZO T12 Truly Wireless are better for mixed usage than the TOZO T10 Truly Wireless. The T12 are more comfortable, have an easier-to-use control scheme, and a far better-balanced sound profile. They also last longer on a single charge. Conversely, the T10 have a better-performing integrated mic and block out even more ambient noise.
The Raycon E25 True Wireless are similar performing headphones to the TOZO T10 Truly Wireless. The Raycon are significantly more comfortable, have a much longer continuous battery life, and have better controls. On the other hand, the TOZO have a more accurate sound profile, support wireless charging, and are rated IPX8 for waterproofing, though we don't currently test for this.
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