Apple EarPods Headphones with USB-C Plug, Wired Ear Buds with Built-in Remote to Control Music, Phone Calls, and Volume
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Description
About this item SUPERIOR COMFORT — Unlike traditional circular ear buds, the design of EarPods is defined by the geometry of the ear. Which makes them more comfortable for more people than any other ear bud–style headphones. HIGH-QUALITY AUDIO — The speakers inside EarPods have been engineered to maximize sound output and minimize sound loss, which means you get high-quality audio. BUILT-IN REMOTE — EarPods with USB-C plug also include a built-in remote that lets you adjust the volume, control the playback of music and video, and answer or end calls with a pinch of the cord. COMPATIBILITY — Works with all devices that have a USB-C port. INTEGRATED MICROPHONE — A built-in microphone precisely captures your voice while you’re on the phone, taking a FaceTime call, or summoning Siri — so you’re always heard loud and clear. See more product details
Details
Product information Technical Details Product Dimensions 3.25 x 2.9 x 1 inches Item Weight 1.12 ounces Manufacturer Apple ASIN B0DCH8VDXF Item model number MYQY3AM/A Date First Available August 7, 2024 Item Weight 0.07 Pounds Units 1.0 Count Number Of Items 1 Additional Information Warranty & Support
Customer reviews
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The $9 Audiophile Secret: Small Dongle, Big Practicality
Let’s be honest: nobody actually wants to live the "dongle life." When the headphone jack started disappearing from our devices, most of us were annoyed at the thought of yet another accessory to lose. But after spending a significant amount of time with the Apple USB-C to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter, I’ve realized it’s less of an annoyance and more of a practical hero in my daily toolkit. Whether I’m grading student dissertations or jumping between devices for lectures, this little white cable has become surprisingly indispensable. The "Hidden" Audio Quality As someone who appreciates high-fidelity gear, I was skeptical. I’ve used high-end headphones from brands like Beyerdynamic and Audio-Technica, and usually, you’d expect a $9 adapter to muddy the sound. Consumer feedback often points this out, but the reality is a pleasant surprise: this isn't just a physical adapter; it’s a tiny, highly efficient Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC). In the audiophile community, this dongle is actually legendary for its transparency. It has an incredibly low output impedance, which means if you’re like me and enjoy using sensitive in-ear monitors (IEMs), you won’t hear that annoying background hiss that plagues cheaper adapters. The sound is neutral and clean—it doesn't try to "color" the music, which is exactly what I want when I’m focusing on work. Practicality in the Academic World On the practical side, this adapter is a lifesaver for remote work and teaching. I often find myself conducting Zoom sessions or recording feedback for my students from my iPad. While Bluetooth headphones are convenient, they occasionally lag or run out of battery at the worst possible moment. This adapter allows me to plug in my reliable wired headsets with built-in microphones. Consumer reviews consistently mention that the mic support is excellent—clear, crisp, and far more reliable than a spotty wireless connection. I can confirm that my voice comes through loud and clear during lectures, which is vital when you're explaining complex curriculum instructions. One Dongle to Rule Them All One of the best practical features is its versatility. I’ve tested it across my iPad Pro, my iPhone, and even my Windows laptop. It’s truly "plug and play." Windows recognizes it instantly as a sound card, and it even supports in-line remote controls (volume up/down and play/pause). I’ve also noticed that it doesn't drain the device's battery significantly, which is a common complaint with some third-party DACs. The One Caveat: Durability If there’s one "practical" warning I’d give based on my experience and many other users’ feedback, it’s the build quality. The cable is thin—very thin. While its flexibility makes it easy to tuck into a pocket, it doesn't feel like it can survive a lot of rough handling. I’ve learned to be gentle with it, especially where the wire meets the USB-C housing. Final Verdict For the price of a couple of coffees, you’re getting a high-quality audio converter that works across almost every modern device. It’s perfect for the "individual" hobbyist who values a clean, technical setup without the clutter. If you still have a pair of favorite wired headphones and haven’t made the jump to USB-C yet, just buy two—one for your desk and one for your bag. You won't regret it.
Let’s be honest: nobody actually wants to live the "dongle life." When the headphone jack started disappearing from our devices, most of us were annoyed at the thought of yet another accessory to lose. But after spending a significant amount of time with the Apple USB-C to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter, I’ve realized it’s less of an annoyance and more of a practical hero in my daily toolkit. Whether I’m grading student dissertations or jumping between devices for lectures, this little white cable has become surprisingly indispensable. The "Hidden" Audio Quality As someone who appreciates high-fidelity gear, I was skeptical. I’ve used high-end headphones from brands like Beyerdynamic and Audio-Technica, and usually, you’d expect a $9 adapter to muddy the sound. Consumer feedback often points this out, but the reality is a pleasant surprise: this isn't just a physical adapter; it’s a tiny, highly efficient Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC). In the audiophile community, this dongle is actually legendary for its transparency. It has an incredibly low output impedance, which means if you’re like me and enjoy using sensitive in-ear monitors (IEMs), you won’t hear that annoying background hiss that plagues cheaper adapters. The sound is neutral and clean—it doesn't try to "color" the music, which is exactly what I want when I’m focusing on work. Practicality in the Academic World On the practical side, this adapter is a lifesaver for remote work and teaching. I often find myself conducting Zoom sessions or recording feedback for my students from my iPad. While Bluetooth headphones are convenient, they occasionally lag or run out of battery at the worst possible moment. This adapter allows me to plug in my reliable wired headsets with built-in microphones. Consumer reviews consistently mention that the mic support is excellent—clear, crisp, and far more reliable than a spotty wireless connection. I can confirm that my voice comes through loud and clear during lectures, which is vital when you're explaining complex curriculum instructions. One Dongle to Rule Them All One of the best practical features is its versatility. I’ve tested it across my iPad Pro, my iPhone, and even my Windows laptop. It’s truly "plug and play." Windows recognizes it instantly as a sound card, and it even supports in-line remote controls (volume up/down and play/pause). I’ve also noticed that it doesn't drain the device's battery significantly, which is a common complaint with some third-party DACs. The One Caveat: Durability If there’s one "practical" warning I’d give based on my experience and many other users’ feedback, it’s the build quality. The cable is thin—very thin. While its flexibility makes it easy to tuck into a pocket, it doesn't feel like it can survive a lot of rough handling. I’ve learned to be gentle with it, especially where the wire meets the USB-C housing. Final Verdict For the price of a couple of coffees, you’re getting a high-quality audio converter that works across almost every modern device. It’s perfect for the "individual" hobbyist who values a clean, technical setup without the clutter. If you still have a pair of favorite wired headphones and haven’t made the jump to USB-C yet, just buy two—one for your desk and one for your bag. You won't regret it.
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Clásicos, confiables y actualizados
Los Apple EarPods con conector USB-C representan una actualización significativa de los tradicionales EarPods, adaptándose a los dispositivos más recientes de Apple que han optado por este estándar. Ofrecen una opción económica para quienes buscan una experiencia auditiva básica pero confiable. El diseño de los EarPods sigue la geometría del oído, lo que proporciona una comodidad superior en comparación con los auriculares tradicionales. Su forma ergonómica permite un ajuste adecuado sin necesidad de almohadillas adicionales, siendo ideales para uso prolongado sin causar molestias., incluso para hacer ejercicio sin tanto problema en que sufran una caída. Estos EarPods admiten audio sin pérdidas, con una resolución de hasta 24 bit/48 kHz, lo que significa que pueden reproducir música en alta calidad, similar a la de un estudio de grabación. Aunque no ofrecen una experiencia auditiva de gama alta, proporcionan un sonido claro y nítido adecuado para la mayoría de los usuarios. Son compatibles con dispositivos Apple que cuentan con puerto USB-C, incluyendo modelos recientes de iPhone, iPad y Mac. Además, incorporan un control remoto integrado que permite ajustar el volumen, controlar la reproducción de música y responder llamadas con facilidad, lo cual es bastante cómodo y práctico en pleno 2025. En consecuencia, son una opción sólida para quienes buscan unos auriculares sencillos, cómodos y con buena calidad de sonido a un precio accesible. Aunque no ofrecen características avanzadas como cancelación de ruido o conectividad inalámbrica, cumplen su función de manera eficiente, siendo una excelente elección para el uso diario.
Los Apple EarPods con conector USB-C representan una actualización significativa de los tradicionales EarPods, adaptándose a los dispositivos más recientes de Apple que han optado por este estándar. Ofrecen una opción económica para quienes buscan una experiencia auditiva básica pero confiable. El diseño de los EarPods sigue la geometría del oído, lo que proporciona una comodidad superior en comparación con los auriculares tradicionales. Su forma ergonómica permite un ajuste adecuado sin necesidad de almohadillas adicionales, siendo ideales para uso prolongado sin causar molestias., incluso para hacer ejercicio sin tanto problema en que sufran una caída. Estos EarPods admiten audio sin pérdidas, con una resolución de hasta 24 bit/48 kHz, lo que significa que pueden reproducir música en alta calidad, similar a la de un estudio de grabación. Aunque no ofrecen una experiencia auditiva de gama alta, proporcionan un sonido claro y nítido adecuado para la mayoría de los usuarios. Son compatibles con dispositivos Apple que cuentan con puerto USB-C, incluyendo modelos recientes de iPhone, iPad y Mac. Además, incorporan un control remoto integrado que permite ajustar el volumen, controlar la reproducción de música y responder llamadas con facilidad, lo cual es bastante cómodo y práctico en pleno 2025. En consecuencia, son una opción sólida para quienes buscan unos auriculares sencillos, cómodos y con buena calidad de sonido a un precio accesible. Aunque no ofrecen características avanzadas como cancelación de ruido o conectividad inalámbrica, cumplen su función de manera eficiente, siendo una excelente elección para el uso diario.
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My Thoughts As a Samsung "Fanboy"
Like the title says, I'm a Samsung guy through and through. But, out of curiosity, I ordered these EarPods just to try them out. I gotta say, these are really good earbuds, especially for the price. They fit perfectly in my ears, and works with most USB C devices. I use them with my Galaxy S24 Ultra, and my older Tab S7 without any issues. My brother recently got an iPhone, and said they work perfectly well (of course) for him. Sound quality is pretty good regardless of what you listen to. While they're not made for audiophiles, I found these to be above average relative to other earbuds in the same price range. The built-in mic works fine for phone calls and video chatting, and never had anyone complain about any sort of issue on their end. I like that it has buttons for volume, media control, etc. Noise cancellation isn't the best, but it's to expected due to how they fit in your ears. All in all, whether you're on Team Apple or Team Android, I highly recommend these EarPods!
Like the title says, I'm a Samsung guy through and through. But, out of curiosity, I ordered these EarPods just to try them out. I gotta say, these are really good earbuds, especially for the price. They fit perfectly in my ears, and works with most USB C devices. I use them with my Galaxy S24 Ultra, and my older Tab S7 without any issues. My brother recently got an iPhone, and said they work perfectly well (of course) for him. Sound quality is pretty good regardless of what you listen to. While they're not made for audiophiles, I found these to be above average relative to other earbuds in the same price range. The built-in mic works fine for phone calls and video chatting, and never had anyone complain about any sort of issue on their end. I like that it has buttons for volume, media control, etc. Noise cancellation isn't the best, but it's to expected due to how they fit in your ears. All in all, whether you're on Team Apple or Team Android, I highly recommend these EarPods!
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better than overhead headphones
I honestly love these headphones so much. I actually prefer them over my over-the-head headphones, which surprised me. The biggest reason is how they let me stay aware of my surroundings while still enjoying great sound quality. I can listen to music or take calls without feeling completely cut off from what’s going on around me, which is perfect for walking around campus or studying in public spaces. It stays in space and I love the USB connectivity. I wish there was a good charging capability because it goes in the charging port. It's held up really well and has great sturdiness. The sound is clear, the fit is comfortable, and I love how easy they are to use with the built-in remote for volume and calls. The USB-C connection is also super convenient and works seamlessly with my devices. Overall, these have become my go-to headphones. Simple, reliable, and way more practical for everyday use than bulky over-the-head ones.
I honestly love these headphones so much. I actually prefer them over my over-the-head headphones, which surprised me. The biggest reason is how they let me stay aware of my surroundings while still enjoying great sound quality. I can listen to music or take calls without feeling completely cut off from what’s going on around me, which is perfect for walking around campus or studying in public spaces. It stays in space and I love the USB connectivity. I wish there was a good charging capability because it goes in the charging port. It's held up really well and has great sturdiness. The sound is clear, the fit is comfortable, and I love how easy they are to use with the built-in remote for volume and calls. The USB-C connection is also super convenient and works seamlessly with my devices. Overall, these have become my go-to headphones. Simple, reliable, and way more practical for everyday use than bulky over-the-head ones.
