How does an open-ear clip design differ from normal earbuds?

The bud rests outside the ear canal on a hook, so nothing plugs your ear. You hear music and your surroundings at the same time, which is safer outdoors but gives less bass and no noise blocking.

Is the TOZO OpenOrb good for running?

Yes, if the hooks fit your ears. The light weight and open design suit outdoor exercise, but fit varies by ear shape, so check that they stay put before hard workouts.

Can I use them for calls?

Yes, they have a microphone for calls. Because the ear is open, wind and background noise reach you and can reach the person on the other end in loud places.

How long does the battery last?

TOZO rates up to 24 hours total with the charging case. Real-world time per charge is shorter, and some owners report less than expected.

Will people around me hear my music?

At moderate volume, little. At higher volume, open-ear buds leak, and people nearby can hear it, which matters on quiet trains or in offices.

Do they work with iPhone and Android?

Yes, they connect over standard Bluetooth to both. Pairing is the same as any Bluetooth earbud.

Where is the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds cheapest?

At Walmart, for $25.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds?

Rated 3 out of 5 from 1,100 ratings.

Where can I buy the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, TOZO.

TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds

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$25.99at WalmartChecked Nov 8

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TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds

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$25.99at WalmartChecked Nov 8

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Last seen at $25.99 at Walmart on Nov 8.
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Our take on the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds

The TOZO OpenOrb is a clip-on open-ear earbud that hooks over the ear and leaves the canal open, so you hear traffic, gym announcements and conversation while music plays. Each bud weighs about 4.9g and uses a 10mm dynamic driver, with a rated 24 hours of total playtime from the charging case. It suits runners, cyclists and commuters who want awareness over isolation. Against bone-conduction rivals it gives more bass and a more conventional sound, but open-ear designs leak sound and let noise in, and the 3-out-of-5 average across 1,100 ratings points to a divided reception.

Best forRunners and cyclists who need to hear trafficGym and outdoor workoutsAll-day wear for people who dislike in-ear plugsCalls and podcasts while working around the house

Pros

Open-ear clip design keeps the ear canal clear
Light at about 4.9g per bud for long wear
10mm dynamic driver gives more low end than bone conduction
Up to 24 hours total with the case
Flexible TPU ear hooks adapt to different ear sizes

Cons

Sound leaks out, so people nearby hear your audio
No isolation: wind, traffic and gym noise cut into music
Average owner rating of 3 out of 5 suggests fit and reliability vary
Open design limits bass depth compared with sealed earbuds

TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds prices at every store

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$25.99Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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$39.99Checked Nov 8
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TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds price history

Lowest price we've seen: $39.99 on Nov 8 at TOZO. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.

What reviewers say

3 / 51,100 ratings

Owner feedback is split. Many like the light, pressure-free fit and being able to hear their surroundings on runs, while others report a loose fit on smaller ears, weak bass and connection or charging problems.

What people mention

FitMixedSome owners find the hooks secure and comfortable; others say they slip on smaller ears.
SoundMixedListeners call the treble clear but the bass light and the overall sound thin.
Sound leakageCriticisedAt higher volumes people around you can hear what you are playing.
BatteryMixedThe rated 24 hours suits some, but others report shorter real-world runtime and charging trouble.
ConnectionCriticisedA number of owners report dropouts or one earbud failing to pair.
ComfortPraisedThe light, pressure-free fit is the most common compliment.

About the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds

Introducing the OpenOrb, the ultimate clip on earbud experience that combines modern aesthetics with unparalleled comfort. These open ear headphones are designed to provide a truly immersive sound experience without compromising your awareness of the environment. Weighing just 4.9g, the lightweight design ensures a pressure-free listening experience all day long. The innovative skin-friendly TPU materials adapt perfectly to various ear sizes, guaranteeing a secure and gentle fit. Equipped with a powerful 10mm dynamic composite diaphragm, the Bluetooth headphones deliver deep bass and crisp treble, bringing your favorite tracks to life. With an impressive 24-hour battery life, these wireless headphones keep your music and calls flowing throughout your day. The earbud wireless technology makes them ideal for commuting, workouts, leisure time, and travel, providing clarity and comfort wherever your adventures take you.

Specifications

Color: Black
Style: Open-ear
Wireless Type: Bluetooth
Use: Sports
Max Battery Life: 24 hours
actual_color: PurpleSource

Questions and answers

How does an open-ear clip design differ from normal earbuds?: The bud rests outside the ear canal on a hook, so nothing plugs your ear. You hear music and your surroundings at the same time, which is safer outdoors but gives less bass and no noise blocking.
Is the TOZO OpenOrb good for running?: Yes, if the hooks fit your ears. The light weight and open design suit outdoor exercise, but fit varies by ear shape, so check that they stay put before hard workouts.
Can I use them for calls?: Yes, they have a microphone for calls. Because the ear is open, wind and background noise reach you and can reach the person on the other end in loud places.
How long does the battery last?: TOZO rates up to 24 hours total with the charging case. Real-world time per charge is shorter, and some owners report less than expected.
Will people around me hear my music?: At moderate volume, little. At higher volume, open-ear buds leak, and people nearby can hear it, which matters on quiet trains or in offices.
Do they work with iPhone and Android?: Yes, they connect over standard Bluetooth to both. Pairing is the same as any Bluetooth earbud.
Where is the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds cheapest?: At Walmart, for $25.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds?: Rated 3 out of 5 from 1,100 ratings.
Where can I buy the TOZO OpenOrb Open-Ear Earbuds?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, TOZO.