3.5 mm3.5 mm, USB-C
Clamor 2 Pro
Memory foam tips and a braided cable, with magnets set in the housings so the two buds clip to each other and hang around your neck instead of knotting in a bag.
A braided jacket, not a decoration
A woven cable resists the surface scuffing and tight kinking that bare rubber picks up in a bag. The cord is the part of a wired pair that actually fails, so the jacket earns its place.
Magnets instead of knots
The two housings clip to each other. A cord hanging around your neck is a cord that is not in a pile at the bottom of a bag, which is the most effective anti tangle measure we know of.
One finish, either plug
This one comes in a single color rather than a wall of them, on both the round jack and USB-C. It is the pair for someone who wants the cord problem solved.
A catalog built around the wire
- 2listings under this name
- 2color codes to pick from
- $17.99is where the line starts
- 8,340votes 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 readingThe cable is the weak point
Drivers rarely fail. Cords fail, and nearly always at the same three bends. What kills a cable, how to pull a plug, and how to wind a cord that will not knot.
Keep readingWhich plug your phone takes
One look at the bottom edge of the phone settles which of our pairs will work. Here is what changed, what an adapter costs you, and why laptops are a different story.
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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.