3.5 mm3.5 mm, USB-C
Omnitone
The pair we shaped for talking. A soft earpiece that stays put through a long call, and a fit that keeps the room out of the microphone rather than into it.
Built around the call
Everything here is aimed at the half of the day you spend speaking rather than listening. The earpiece is soft enough to sit in one place for hours without becoming the thing you think about.
The seal works both ways
A tip that fills the canal keeps room noise out of your ear, and the same fit means you are not raising your voice over it. The person on the other end hears less of the office.
Hours rather than minutes
There is also a two pack on the round jack, which is how this one usually ends up in a house where two people are on calls at the same time in different rooms.
A catalog built around the wire
- 3listings under this name
- 25color codes to pick from
- $12.99is where the line starts
- 8,810votes behind the line
Workbench articles
How 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 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.
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.