USB-C
Clamor USB-C earbuds
4.2 out of 5 from 221 votes
Grab the cord, push the plug home, and take your seat. We build this pair with a metal body and memory foam tips shaped for smaller ears. You get clear sound without charging rituals, dropped wireless connections, or menus to search through before a meeting. Pick the color you want and leave the pair in your bag.
- Black
$25.99Last seen at this figure. The listing on the shelf decides what you pay.
The USB-C plug
Modern tablets and phones use one port for everything. If your device carries that flat socket, this plug goes right in. It draws power from the port, skips the pairing screen, and avoids audio delay during video clips.
Memory foam tips
Foam squishes down under your fingers and expands inside the canal. That seal holds the bass together and cuts down street noise without blocking out the world entirely. You still hear traffic, platform calls, and knocks on the door.
Compact metal body
We machine the shell from metal so it survives drops onto asphalt or being sat on by accident. The shape stays small enough to rest flush inside narrower ears, which helps when leaning back against a pillow or train window.
Single cable button
The microphone hangs close to the chin for short calls and voice notes. Right below it sits one tactile clicker. Press once to pause a track, pick up an incoming ring, or hang up when the conversation is finished.
| Line | Clamor |
|---|---|
| Plug | USB-C |
| Colors | 5 colors |
USB-C
A USB-C plug does not go into a round headphone socket, and a USB-C port on its own is not a promise of sound. A few cheap tablets and desktop cases wire that port for power only.
