NC9

I sold my Pixel 9 Pro and bundled my PIxel Buds 2 Pro with them for free. They never worked well for me. I have some other in-ear monitors and true wireless earbuds, but I don't have anything that is ideal for the gym. I ordered some TOZO NC9, which are supposed to be solid. I used them this morning

Jabra Elite 3 Active are the only ones that fit my ears properly, other ones fall out.I tried about 20 different ones at this point, TOZO NC9 are the best shape wise so far, but still not as good, and I have other problems with them. So its there a good replacement?

I'm really hoping I've overlooking something or maybe there is some way to manipulate the firmware or something clever.

My sister had me try her Tozo NC2 earbuds and I was absolutely blown away at what can happen for $30. After considering a few different options, I ended up pulling the trigger on

So I've always worn headphones that are either over the ear or at least got a hanger thing on them. Got a pair of tozo NC9 earbuds for xmas and I must be doing something wrong. They constantly feel like they're falling out no matter what cover piece I put on them and then half the time unless I flex

Recently I've been looking for an all-in-one wireless earbud that lets me shower with them and comfortably sleep in them.

Heres a list of the requirements I would need them to meet:

1. Waterproof Rating of IPX7/IPX8
2. Noise Cancellation
3. Wouldn't fall out of the ear while sleeping
4. Decent Sound Quality (

Get some earbuds that fit snugly in the ear canal. (like Tozo NC9). Choose best sealing ear nipple and turn off noise cancellation.

As much as I hate to say it, I may have made a mistake! I'm coming from cheap Tozo NC9 earbuds. They have always fit me well and music sounded good to me. But the battery life on mine has dwindled and the call quality sucks so I went looking for something new and splurged on the PBP2.

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