Apple USB-C Earpods Review: The New $19 Lossless Audio Apple Headphones

Apple finally switched the iPhone to USB-C with the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro. To accompany this change, they have also released wired earpods that have a USB-C connector. These earpods feature the classic Apple design but are updated to use the USB-C connector instead of lightning.

Features and Functionality

  • USB-C connector: This makes the earpods compatible with a wider range of devices, including iPhones, iPads,Macs, and even some Android devices.

  • Lossless audio: The earpods support lossless audio through Apple Music using a built-in digital audio converter. This means that you can hear your music in the highest quality possible.

  • Works with any device with USB-C: This includes iPhones, iPads, Macs, and even some Android devices.

  • Built-in microphone: The earpods have a built-in microphone that is great for phone calls and video calls.

  • Thin wires: The wires are thin and tangle-resistant, making them easy to store and carry around.

Sound Quality

The sound quality of the earpods is very good. They offer a lot of clarity in both the bass and the mids and highs. However, they do not have quite as good of a crisp sound as the AirPods Pro.

Comfort and Fit

The earpods are comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. However, they do not have ear tips, which means that they may not fit everyone's ears perfectly. This can cause the sound to be a little bit different for everyone.

Workout Use

The earpods are not ideal for working out. They do not have an official IP rating, so it is not clear how sweat and water resistant they are. Additionally, they may not stay in your ears securely during exercise.

Overall Impression

The Apple USB-C Earpods are a great option for anyone who is looking for a pair of wired headphones that offer good sound quality and compatibility with a wide range of devices. They are also a good value at $19. However, they are not ideal for working out or for people who need a perfect fit.

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