3.5 mm3.5 mm, USB-C
Clamor
A metal housing with memory foam tips and a single button on the cable, sized with smaller ears in mind. The most solid feeling pair in the catalog for its size.
Metal rather than plastic
The housing is machined metal, which is heavier in the hand and rather less forgiving of a bag full of keys than it sounds. It also does not creak when you press it into your ear, and it does not go dull and chalky after a summer the way a painted plastic shell does.
Memory foam from the start
Foam tips come in the box rather than as an upgrade, so the seal that most in-ear pairs need an accessory to reach is the seal you get on the first evening.
Sized for smaller ears
The housing was drawn smaller on purpose. If every in-ear pair you have owned has worked its way loose or ached after an hour, this is the shape to try first.
A catalog built around the wire
- 2listings under this name
- 14color codes to pick from
- $19.99is where the line starts
- 38,841votes behind the line
Workbench articles
Getting a seal with ear tips
Sound that came out thin and tinny is almost never a broken driver. It is a tip that never closed the ear canal. How to seat foam properly and when to swap.
Keep readingHow a wired pair stays quiet
No circuit, no battery, no cancellation. Just a foam tip filling the canal. What that blocks well, what it will not touch, and why we left the battery out.
Keep readingWhat the in-line buttons do
One button, three buttons, or none at all. What each press does, why the microphone sits where it does, and which parts your phone decides rather than the cord.
Keep reading
What is your jack?
Two questions. The first is about the socket you plug into, because that rules more pairs in and out than anything else here. The second is about what you are actually doing while you wear them, because that is what each line was built around.