3.5 mm
Ferox USB-C earbuds
4.4 out of 5 from 3,330 votes
You plug this into the port on your phone or tablet and the sound is there. We built this pair with a cord light enough that you forget it is hanging down your shirt during long study sessions or afternoon calls. When the day ends, you toss it in your bag.
- Black
$14.99 to $16.99Last seen at this figure. The listing on the shelf decides what you pay.
The USB-C connector
Modern phones and tablets dropped the old headphone port, so this pair carries the USB-C plug instead. It connects straight to your device without adapters, dongles, or settings menus to fiddle with before a work call.
No batteries inside
A wire gives you steady audio that draws directly from your device. You can talk through an entire afternoon meeting or watch lectures back to back without the sound cutting out when a battery drains to zero.
Thin and light cord
We kept the cable slender so it stays out of your way while you take notes or walk through a busy terminal. The light weight keeps the buds from tugging at your ears after hours at your desk.
In-line mic and remote
The microphone rests along the wire near your collar to catch your voice cleanly on calls. A built-in button sits right under your thumb, letting you pause audio or answer incoming calls without touching the screen.
| Line | Ferox |
|---|---|
| Plug | USB-C |
| Colors | 12 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.
