USB-C
Nova Air Tube USB-C headphones
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Sit down at a modern laptop or pick up a current tablet and plug in without hunting for an adapter. We routed sound through hollow tubes so the speaker rests further back along the cord. You get an open fit that rests on the outer ear without wedging into the canal.
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Direct USB-C plug
Modern laptops and current tablets dropped the round port. This pair ends in the USB-C plug, so it connects directly to the port you actually have on your machine without an extra dongle rattling against your keyboard.
Acoustic air tubes
Sound travels up a hollow tube instead of coming from a speaker placed directly inside your ear canal. The driver sits lower down in its own chamber, sending sound waves up through the clear column to your ears.
Outer ear fit
These rest against the outer ear instead of jamming into the canal with rubber sleeves. You stay aware of people knocking on your door, and your ears do not feel stuffy after back to back calls.
Inline microphone
The small microphone sits along the cord near your chin so your voice carries cleanly on work calls. You get a steady physical connection with zero pairing menus, no dead batteries, and no wireless stutter.
| Line | Nova |
|---|---|
| Plug | USB-C |
| Colors | 1 color |
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.
