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Get TOZO NC7 All-Function Wireless Earbuds for Under $40

By Laura Tucker
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Earbuds in a charging case is an idea that has taken over the headphone industry. Taking it a step further, the TOZO NC7 All-Function Wireless Earbuds have a miniature size, but a powerful battery, and all the other features you’d expect on earbuds, such as in-ear detection, immersive sound, etc. Act now, and you can get them for under $40.

Though small in size, the earbuds have a 72-hour ultra-long playtime when used with the wireless charging case. They use very little power, allowing the large 70mAh lithium battery to provide 18 hours of playback time in one charge. When the 72-hour overall playtime expires, it’s easy to charge them again via USB-C fast charging or wireless charging.

Tozo Nc7 Wireless Earbuds Charging Case

The TOZO NC7 All-Function Wireless Earbuds feature Hybrid 3-layer Active Noise Cancellation. The outward-facing mic pics up external sounds and counters with equal anti-noise. The inward-facing mic listens from its spot inside the ear canal to produce more anti-noise. Switch to a transparency mode to hear what’s going on around you, such as traffic while you’re out running or walking.

Optical Sensor Technology allows the earbuds to pause playback when you remove them from your ears. The professional ORIGX 2.0 technology optimizes the sounds to make your audio immersive and realistic, through layers of rich vocal sounds. Control the settings via the TOZO app, and save the settings. Gestures can be customized as well.

In addition to the existing price of 38% off, you can apply the 20% off Amazon coupon to pay just $39.99 for these earbuds.

TOZO NC7 All-Function Wireless Earbuds

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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