TOZO wireless earbuds NC9 Pro

Key specifications

If your priority is blocking out distractions and adjusting settings without pulling out your phone, the TOZO NC9 Pro puts those controls front and center. If you mainly want a straightforward pair of earbuds for occasional listening, its touch-screen case and EQ options may be more than you need.

The earbuds combine hybrid active noise cancellation rated up to 45 dB, LDAC audio, and 10mm SDLC dynamic drivers, according to the maker. The charging case has a 1.47-inch LCD touch screen for battery status, music controls, noise modes, and settings. You also get Bluetooth 6.0, multipoint connection for two devices, and six microphones with ENC for calls.

Battery life is listed at up to 60 hours with ANC off or 40 hours with ANC on using the fully charged case. A single use is listed at up to 14 hours with ANC off and 10 hours with it on. A 10-minute charge is said to provide up to three hours of listening. These are stated maximums, so your listening settings matter.

Who it’s for

A solid pick if you move between a phone and a computer, take calls in noisy places, or want access to playback and noise controls from the case. For example, on a commute you could switch noise control at the case, then use the earbuds for a podcast, later, multipoint is designed to make moving between a work computer and phone easier.

The sound options may also appeal if you like tailoring audio rather than sticking with one default profile. EarTune personalization, 32 EQ presets, and advanced EQ settings in the TOZO app give you several ways to adjust the sound. It might not be a great match if you prefer a minimal case with no screen or don’t expect to use EQ and on-case controls. The supplied details also don’t specify water resistance or ear-tip fit options, which may matter for workouts or a particular fit preference.

Everyday use

The main difference from a simpler earbud setup is how much you can manage from the case: battery status, music, noise modes, and settings are all listed as screen controls. That can be useful when your phone is tucked away, but it also means the case is part of the control experience, not just a place to store and charge the earbuds.

For calls, the six-microphone ENC system is intended to reduce background noise such as traffic, wind, and office bustle. It may suit calls on a busy street better than earbuds focused only on music, though the listing doesn’t provide call-test results. ANC and ENC serve different purposes: ANC is for reducing noise you hear, while ENC is described as helping keep your voice clear on calls.

Before you decide

Can the earbuds connect to two devices at once? Yes. Bluetooth multipoint is listed for simultaneous connection to two devices, such as a phone and tablet or computer.

Does the battery figure include ANC use? The stated total is up to 60 hours with ANC off and 40 hours with ANC on. Single-use figures are listed separately: up to 14 and 10 hours, respectively.

What can you control from the case? Its LCD touch screen is described as showing battery status and managing noise modes, music controls, and settings.

Should you buy it?

Choose the NC9 Pro if you’ll make use of its ANC, two-device connection, customizable audio, or screen-based case controls. Those features give it a broader everyday role than a basic pair focused on playback alone. Skip it if you want a simpler case and won’t use the extra controls, or if fit and water resistance are deciding factors and you need those details confirmed before buying.