7/25/2020I've owned a Tozo T6 for 8 months or so now and wanted something a bit different as I always hated the round bulging out of ear design. The sound from Tozo T6 is decent, it actually fits well, charge lasts long enough and charges wireless and connection is also great. I just hated it aesthetically.These were my must have criteria for selection1) In-ear AirPods type design with stem, if you know what I mean (not the round ones, they all are too big and stick out too much for me, consider me a design purist and this ruled out a lot of good budget earphones)2) Wireless Charging Case (surprisingly this isn't a feature available among a lot of budget earphones)3) Sound Quality (at least initially trusting reviews here)4) Reasonably priced in $50-100 range5) Mics with some sort of noise cancellation for call clarity6) No fake positive reviews (will get to this later)TL;DR - this EarFun Air True fits the bill, checks all the boxes and is fifty bucks. Worth it. Will update after a few months of use.So I did a lot of research, AirPods were out of question because I use Samsung Galaxy series phone. Also was the Galaxy Buds+ and Bose because they both have the round design and I wanted more sort of the slim design of ear buds with the stem.After spending a lot of time EarFun Air was only one of the handful of earphones I could find that satisfied all my criteria. I'm not posting photos because a lot of people have already posted it. First thing I was relieved when I saw there was no free coupon offered in lieu of a positive glowing review. A lot of these earphone manufacturers offer $10 or $15 or free stuff to get customers to write positive reviews. So be careful of those.It paired easily to my phone and I was up and running in 2 minutes.Click 2 on right or left for pause and playClick 3 on right for forwardClick 3 on left for Google AssistantLong click on right for vol+ and long click on left for vol-I wish the clicks were 1 less (for each respectively)Sound quality is pretty good for wireless earphones. For reference, I own Audio-Technica, Sennheiser, Sony, Yamaha, Klipsch etc. equipment, speakers and headphones, both wired and wireless. These have a somewhat colorful and dynamic sound stage and have decent bass and treble, if that's your thing. I downloaded Samsung Sound Assistant app which lets you tweak your sound output and that helps a lot as well.The in-ear detection works great and I love this feature. The music stops playing when you take earphones out of the ear and place it somewhere and resumes when you put it back in your ear.It stays put for the most part and is comfortable, while normal activities, walking, biking etc., although I don't use it while running. So can't vouch for exercise / gym compatibility. It is sweat proof with IPX7 water proof rating.I wish it also had the ambient sound feature, because its isolates the noise so much and you can't really hear anything what's going on outside. So its good and bad depending on where you are.Wireless charging works, but one minor quibble I have is that the charging base is at the bottom of the case, unlike others which is usually on the back of the case. So if you have one of those slanting charges this won't work, but works fine on all flat lying chargers. I haven't had an issue with charge so far and it lasts forever (or at least I haven't used it for 7 hours continuously to test it, maybe I've used it for 3 hours max).Regarding calling - the voice clarity is excellent for me, however, couple of callers did mention that they could hear the noise outside when I'm not in a very quiet environment. They requested me to transfer the call to the phone and they said it was much better. However when you're indoors this isn't a problem and no one has complained so far.One last thing I wanted to mention was that this product has won 2020 CES Innovation Honoree Award and it had a website, so it gives me some additional comfort knowing that the manufactures care for this and is not some mass manufactured off-brand.Overall 4 stars considering price, quality and features.---7/29/2020--- First updateReducing it to 3 stars. I just used it for a Webex meeting today connecting to my laptop and immediately people complained saying they can't hear me. So I went back to my default set up of external microphone and speakers. So looks like the earlier complaints I got from some of the calls were legit.I still like it for music because of its sound quality but do not expect to use it for calls/meetings based on my experience. I don't know if its just my unit or is it the same with others as well.---8/10/2020--- Second updateCustomer support is 5-stars. I reached out for a return and they sent me a new one which so far seems to be better than the defective one I had earlier. Raising it back to 4 stars. One thing I have to mention is that the old one used to also get randomly disconnected (from the Bluetooth connection to the phone) and the new one has less of this, but it also has that issue once in a while. Hitting twice on the touch pad usually resolves this and resumes the connection.Photos from left to right - Lasuney T11, Tozo T6, Earfun Air