Quick answer: Apple EarPods (USB-C) are the direct wired option for an iPhone, iPad or Mac with a USB-C connector. Apple lists USB-C iPhones running iOS 17 or later, USB-C iPads running iPadOS 16.4 or later, and USB-C Macs running macOS Monterey 12.6 or later for its current EarPods (USB-C) product.
COD inspection: AvaNext sends Cash on Delivery parcels in a transparent flyer so the product and package can be visually inspected from outside before payment. Opening or testing the parcel before payment is not offered.
Before ordering, look at the port on the device. Similar product photos make it easy to confuse USB-C EarPods with the Lightning version.
Who should choose USB-C EarPods?
- iPhone 15 or later users who want wired audio without Bluetooth pairing.
- USB-C iPad users who meet Apple’s listed software requirement.
- USB-C Mac users who meet Apple’s listed macOS requirement.
- Buyers who prefer a wired microphone and controls without charging an earphone battery.
If the device has a Lightning port, read the Lightning EarPods guide. For a side-by-side connector decision, use the USB-C vs Lightning EarPods comparison.
What Apple lists
Apple’s product page describes a built-in remote for volume, audio and video playback, and answering or ending calls. The wired headphones do not require Bluetooth pairing or a separate earphone battery.
See Apple’s EarPods (USB-C) product information and Apple’s wired-headphone compatibility guidance for the manufacturer’s current details.
Buy the correct AvaNext listing
Open the live Apple EarPods USB-C page. Confirm that the selected product and package identify USB-C before checkout. Use that page for current price, stock, package photos, COD eligibility and delivery information.
Will USB-C EarPods work with Android?
A USB-C connector alone does not guarantee that every Android phone supports every remote, microphone or volume function in the same way. Confirm support for the exact phone model rather than assuming all USB-C ports behave identically.
USB-C EarPods checklist
- Inspect the device port.
- Confirm the device and operating-system requirement.
- Select the USB-C product, not a Lightning listing with a similar image.
- Review the exact package shown on the live listing.
- Read current return and warranty terms before ordering.
If you want to compare wired and wireless options, browse wired and wireless earbuds.
Frequently asked questions
Do USB-C EarPods work with iPhone 14?
Not directly. iPhone 14 uses a Lightning connector, so the Lightning version is the direct-fit option.
Do EarPods USB-C need charging?
No. They receive audio and power through the wired USB-C connection.
Can I answer calls with the remote?
Apple’s product information lists call-control functions. Confirm compatibility if using a non-Apple USB-C device.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the live AvaNext product page. Do not rely on an old price quoted inside a blog article.
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