Tozo Golden X1 wireless earbuds review The Gadgeteer

Tozo X1. TOZO Golden X1 Wireless Earbuds Review Nerd Techy I haven't previously heard TOZO's products, but they purport to move millions of units and certainly know how to market the $149 Golden X1, which are nicely packaged and accessorized and sport an appropriate array of features for the price, including ANC, LDAC, multipoint and a customizable, well-conceived app with some useful EQ settings. TOZO X1 (or Golden X1) are a surprising entry from a company that usually sells more affordable true wireless earbuds (among other products).

With a frequency response of 12Hz to 44.1kHz, the Tozo Golden X1 are certified for Hi-Res audio TOZO Golden X1 can provide up to 8 hours of battery in a single charge and up to 32 hours with the charging case, whereas the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II can provide about 6 hours of battery in a single charge and 24 hours with the charging case.

Tozo Golden X1 wireless earbuds review The Gadgeteer

TOZO Golden X1 is IPX6 rated, while the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II are IPX4 rated With a frequency response of 12Hz to 44.1kHz, the Tozo Golden X1 are certified for Hi-Res audio TOZO Golden X1 are company's first step into the premium true wireless market, and while there is room for improvement, the sound quality easily matches the best

Tozo Golden X1 New Flagship Earbuds For Tozo? YouTube. It also supports LDAC high-definition audio decoding and has obtained Hi-Res Audio. Well, well, well, Tozo is making a bold move, folks! They're stepping up their game and diving headfirst into the deep end with their new earbuds priced at a whopping $150

Tozo Golden X1 Review What Gadget. [OrigX Pro High Quality Sound] The high-tech TOZO Golden X1 headphones support OrigX Pro high-quality sound technology, which is a wide frequency technology that supports 12Hz to 44.1kHz, perfectly shows the sound aesthetics, not only that, TOZO Golden X1 headphones also pass the JAS (Japan Audio Association) Hi-Res (High-Resolution Audio. Does it work well? Some argue that ANC beats ENC but what matters to me is pickup sensitivity.