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I did buy these. They are very good earphones. I will point out, though, that they are quite bulky. I would say the cheaper Tozo A1s are much better for side sleeping in. They are much smaller and fit inside the recess of the ear much better. If you twist them around after putting in, they stay in t

I have several pairs of TOZO A1 buds (at work, at home, in the car). They don't advertise being noise cancelling, but my wife can be standing right next to me and I can't hear her talking at normal volume. I also have very small ear openings (smallest loop option, mini flare calmer, etc) and the sma

I just recently found the Jlabs Jbuds mini, they're literally a Keychain earbud - from the reviews people are raving about them. I've tried the Tozo A1s and they're small with a cool form factor but they sound a little tinny. And for a bit more money there the nothing buds v2 - I've read some GREAT

If you are a manager or safety person who would tattle on this method, please scroll to a different post.

I worked at Amazon for over a year or so starting in 2020. I'm not sure if some sites still allow y'all to bring phones in with you or not, so sorry if they don't as this information is now ir

Tozo A1, older set that travels exclusively in my deck bag.

Tozo A1. Low profile, No helmet fatigue. Sounds good enough. Cost 20$. Won't cry if I lose one or both.

So, A20s are just under £120 at the moment on a popular online store. 3.9 out of 5 stars on there. Seems eye wateringly expensive compared to others. The following seem possible much cheaper alternatives: JLab Go Air Pop+ Sony WF-C510 Anker A20i Tozo T10 VEKJ Wireless Earbuds Tozo A1 Soundcore A1 I