In default mode (standard EQ), this is honestly a rather ordinary/flat sounding speaker and I'd give it 3 stars without the use of EQ settings. The two built-in EQ settings (Treble + and Bass +) are fairly simplistic and subpar built-in EQ options.
BUT, the Tozo app really salvages the situation and makes this a really nice sounding speaker if you're able to use it. The Tozo app comes 16 premade EQ settings with the ability for you to create custom/new settings.
The issue with this speaker (with no EQ) is it's too midrange forward with not enough bass or treble. So as a result it sounds dull and flat, overall unexciting. Just like on old stereos that have a loudness button, what this speaker needs is a boost to BOTH bass and treble, which isn't a built-in EQ option in the speaker itself. The Tozo app really enables the speaker to shine and sound quite good. I'm not sure why the speaker wasn't EQ'd to boost bass and treble by default, but at least you have the capability to do so with the app.
Because it's midrange forward by default, you want to use the modes that take midrange down and have variations of bass/treble boost. The settings I found to work best are Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Classical. Rock works the best for me if I had to use one preset mode all the time, but the others have their place as well.
But Rock arguably take things a little too far as far as reducing midrange, so I created a Mod Rock ("modified" rock) setting that still boosts bass and treble, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much. This works best for me.
The pictures I've included show the Tozo app indicating the PA1 is connected using the Standard setting (note the flat line across the frequency spectrum), and I have three other pictures showing the Rock setting (note the bass and treble boost and midrange below the centerline), the R&B setting (which boosts bass and treble even more), and my Mod Rock setting (which is similar to Rock, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much).
So in order of degree of treble/bass boost, Mod Rock is the least extreme, Rock in the middle, and R&B having the most treble/bass boost. Jazz for whatever reason boosts the mid-bass (but not the lower bass) and boosts the treble more but not the highest treble frequencies. Classical boosts treble more than bass. There's also a Hip-Pop that might be useful for more brightly mastered music since it takes down the mid-treble frequencies.
So in summary, if you can use the Tozo app, this is a nice speaker worthy of being recommended. If, for whatever reason, you're not able to use the Tozo app, there are probably better sounding options out there for the price.
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TOZO was established in Seattle who is dedicated to research, develop and produce high-tech digital products. Include wireless audio , smart IOT, virtual reality, and digital accessories. Dedicated to produce best quality products by choosing high quality materials, shortening intermediate links and improving efficiency. In order to clients can get excellent products and extreme user experiences and green low-carbon life
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67mm Large Dynamic Driver
Excellent Audio 20W of Power by 67mm large dynamic driver pumps out great detailed mids, crisp treble, and especially enhanced bass as 58Hz~20KHz at any volume
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IPX7 Waterproof Speaker
IPX7 structure waterproof wireless speaker for travel, TOZO PA1 provides strong waterproof protection and rigorously tested to meet IPX7 waterproof speaker standards.
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Long Battery Life
Portable TOZO PA1 speaker charges through USB-C cable. The Lithium-ion battery can offer up to 12 hours of life per charge.
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Really good sounding portable BT speaker (with Tozo App)
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023
In default mode (standard EQ), this is honestly a rather ordinary/flat sounding speaker and I'd give it 3 stars without the use of EQ settings. The two built-in EQ settings (Treble + and Bass +) are fairly simplistic and subpar built-in EQ options.BUT, the Tozo app really salvages the situation and makes this a really nice sounding speaker if you're able to use it. The Tozo app comes 16 premade EQ settings with the ability for you to create custom/new settings.The issue with this speaker (with no EQ) is it's too midrange forward with not enough bass or treble. So as a result it sounds dull and flat, overall unexciting. Just like on old stereos that have a loudness button, what this speaker needs is a boost to BOTH bass and treble, which isn't a built-in EQ option in the speaker itself. The Tozo app really enables the speaker to shine and sound quite good. I'm not sure why the speaker wasn't EQ'd to boost bass and treble by default, but at least you have the capability to do so with the app.Because it's midrange forward by default, you want to use the modes that take midrange down and have variations of bass/treble boost. The settings I found to work best are Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Classical. Rock works the best for me if I had to use one preset mode all the time, but the others have their place as well.But Rock arguably take things a little too far as far as reducing midrange, so I created a Mod Rock ("modified" rock) setting that still boosts bass and treble, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much. This works best for me.The pictures I've included show the Tozo app indicating the PA1 is connected using the Standard setting (note the flat line across the frequency spectrum), and I have three other pictures showing the Rock setting (note the bass and treble boost and midrange below the centerline), the R&B setting (which boosts bass and treble even more), and my Mod Rock setting (which is similar to Rock, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much).So in order of degree of treble/bass boost, Mod Rock is the least extreme, Rock in the middle, and R&B having the most treble/bass boost. Jazz for whatever reason boosts the mid-bass (but not the lower bass) and boosts the treble more but not the highest treble frequencies. Classical boosts treble more than bass. There's also a Hip-Pop that might be useful for more brightly mastered music since it takes down the mid-treble frequencies.So in summary, if you can use the Tozo app, this is a nice speaker worthy of being recommended. If, for whatever reason, you're not able to use the Tozo app, there are probably better sounding options out there for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023
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BUT, the Tozo app really salvages the situation and makes this a really nice sounding speaker if you're able to use it. The Tozo app comes 16 premade EQ settings with the ability for you to create custom/new settings.
The issue with this speaker (with no EQ) is it's too midrange forward with not enough bass or treble. So as a result it sounds dull and flat, overall unexciting. Just like on old stereos that have a loudness button, what this speaker needs is a boost to BOTH bass and treble, which isn't a built-in EQ option in the speaker itself. The Tozo app really enables the speaker to shine and sound quite good. I'm not sure why the speaker wasn't EQ'd to boost bass and treble by default, but at least you have the capability to do so with the app.
Because it's midrange forward by default, you want to use the modes that take midrange down and have variations of bass/treble boost. The settings I found to work best are Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Classical. Rock works the best for me if I had to use one preset mode all the time, but the others have their place as well.
But Rock arguably take things a little too far as far as reducing midrange, so I created a Mod Rock ("modified" rock) setting that still boosts bass and treble, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much. This works best for me.
The pictures I've included show the Tozo app indicating the PA1 is connected using the Standard setting (note the flat line across the frequency spectrum), and I have three other pictures showing the Rock setting (note the bass and treble boost and midrange below the centerline), the R&B setting (which boosts bass and treble even more), and my Mod Rock setting (which is similar to Rock, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much).
So in order of degree of treble/bass boost, Mod Rock is the least extreme, Rock in the middle, and R&B having the most treble/bass boost. Jazz for whatever reason boosts the mid-bass (but not the lower bass) and boosts the treble more but not the highest treble frequencies. Classical boosts treble more than bass. There's also a Hip-Pop that might be useful for more brightly mastered music since it takes down the mid-treble frequencies.
So in summary, if you can use the Tozo app, this is a nice speaker worthy of being recommended. If, for whatever reason, you're not able to use the Tozo app, there are probably better sounding options out there for the price.
Really good sounding portable BT speaker (with Tozo App)
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 8, 2023
In default mode (standard EQ), this is honestly a rather ordinary/flat sounding speaker and I'd give it 3 stars without the use of EQ settings. The two built-in EQ settings (Treble + and Bass +) are fairly simplistic and subpar built-in EQ options.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 8, 2023
BUT, the Tozo app really salvages the situation and makes this a really nice sounding speaker if you're able to use it. The Tozo app comes 16 premade EQ settings with the ability for you to create custom/new settings.
The issue with this speaker (with no EQ) is it's too midrange forward with not enough bass or treble. So as a result it sounds dull and flat, overall unexciting. Just like on old stereos that have a loudness button, what this speaker needs is a boost to BOTH bass and treble, which isn't a built-in EQ option in the speaker itself. The Tozo app really enables the speaker to shine and sound quite good. I'm not sure why the speaker wasn't EQ'd to boost bass and treble by default, but at least you have the capability to do so with the app.
Because it's midrange forward by default, you want to use the modes that take midrange down and have variations of bass/treble boost. The settings I found to work best are Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Classical. Rock works the best for me if I had to use one preset mode all the time, but the others have their place as well.
But Rock arguably take things a little too far as far as reducing midrange, so I created a Mod Rock ("modified" rock) setting that still boosts bass and treble, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much. This works best for me.
The pictures I've included show the Tozo app indicating the PA1 is connected using the Standard setting (note the flat line across the frequency spectrum), and I have three other pictures showing the Rock setting (note the bass and treble boost and midrange below the centerline), the R&B setting (which boosts bass and treble even more), and my Mod Rock setting (which is similar to Rock, but doesn't take midrange down quite as much).
So in order of degree of treble/bass boost, Mod Rock is the least extreme, Rock in the middle, and R&B having the most treble/bass boost. Jazz for whatever reason boosts the mid-bass (but not the lower bass) and boosts the treble more but not the highest treble frequencies. Classical boosts treble more than bass. There's also a Hip-Pop that might be useful for more brightly mastered music since it takes down the mid-treble frequencies.
So in summary, if you can use the Tozo app, this is a nice speaker worthy of being recommended. If, for whatever reason, you're not able to use the Tozo app, there are probably better sounding options out there for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 17, 2023
