apple wired earpods with remote and mic

Apple's wired EarPods with remote and mic are offered with either a 3.5 mm audio plug or an Apple Lightning connector.

Compatibility covers many iPhone, iPad and iPod models and various Mac models. The Lightning version works with devices that have a Lightning connector and support iOS 10 or later. The remote and mic work with iPod, iPhone, and iPad models, though some volume functions may not be available on every model.

They include a built-in remote and microphone that let you adjust volume, control music and video playback, and answer or end phone calls. Product specs list call functionality, volume control and a built-in microphone; note that some functions may vary by device model.

The cable length is listed as 3 feet. Product weight is reported in different listings between 0.2 pounds and 0.38 pounds depending on the specific package or option.

The listed material is ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene). The design is described as shaped according to the geometry of the ear to improve comfort for more users and to help maximize sound output while minimizing sound loss.

Reviews typically praise the EarPods for clear, loud sound and a reliable microphone for calls and media. Reviewers note good day-to-day audio performance and dependable mic behavior for voice calls.

No. The Lightning version explicitly lists "No Active Noise Canceling," and both wired versions state "No Battery Used."

Package quantity is listed as 1. A 1 Year Limited Warranty is specified; contact the manufacturer for a copy of the warranty and details on coverage.

The EarPods are shaped according to the ear's geometry to increase comfort for more users. Their speaker design is engineered to maximize sound output and reduce sound loss, aiming to improve perceived audio quality.

Specifications and reviews note that the 3.5 mm EarPods are broadly compatible with phones, laptops and game systems that have a standard headphone jack. They are distinct from Lightning/USB‑C versions, and some reviewers mention occasionally needing adapters when using devices without a matching port.