3.5 mm3.5 mm, USB-C
Zenith
The plainest thing we make and the cheapest way into the catalog. A smooth rounded housing, a bare cable, and no decisions to make once it is in your ear.
Nothing on the cable
No button block, no volume rocker, nothing to catch on a collar or press by accident. If you start and stop audio from the screen anyway, there is nothing here you are missing.
The same housing on both plugs
Zenith is built for the round jack and for USB-C, so the port on your device decides the plug and nothing else about the pair changes. The shape in your ear, the cable and the sound stay the same either way, which is the whole point of building it twice.
The one people buy twice
This is the pair that ends up plugged into a work laptop permanently while a second one lives in a bag. Losing one should cost you a minute of annoyance, not an afternoon.
A catalog built around the wire
- 2listings under this name
- 24color codes to pick from
- $8.69is where the line starts
- 5,990votes behind the line
Workbench articles
A pair for school and the desk
Why school supply lists still say wired, what makes a good desk pair different from a pocket pair, and the case for buying two of the same cheap thing on purpose.
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 readingGetting 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.
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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.