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Any USB C earphones (NO earbuds!) suggestions?

seachordseachord
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Looking to find a reasonably priced set of USB-C earphones (no buds, thanks!) to be used for casual synth work. I have a USB dongle which has one USB C port left. I had heard that earlier USB-C connections didn't handle audio too well... hoping it has gotten better.

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  • mjm1138mjm1138

    I use "JSAUX" USB-C headphone adapters from Amazon. They're cheap and they work great with anything with a 1/8" plug. My personal choice of headphones is Audio Technica ATH-M50x.

  • seachordseachord

    Hmmm - is there a 1/8" to USB-C adapter available?

  • seachordseachord

    Hmmm - at a buck-fifty, the ATH is WAY out of my league!

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @seachord said:
    Hmmm - is there a 1/8" to USB-C adapter available?

    Yes, that’s what I’m describing above

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @seachord said:
    Hmmm - at a buck-fifty, the ATH is WAY out of my league!

    Ah, well you should be able to get some on-ear or over-ear headphones cheaper, check out Koss and Skullcandy.

  • cokomairenacokomairena

    @seachord said:
    Looking to find a reasonably priced set of USB-C earphones (no buds, thanks!) to be used for casual synth work. I have a USB dongle which has one USB C port left. I had heard that earlier USB-C connections didn't handle audio too well... hoping it has gotten better.

    I got the official apple dongle, it's so thin, I put a lot of tape preventively on it and it works

  • ecouecou

    Not a lot of wired USB C headphones out there. But I found these. I might get the for walking with my phone. I am tired of loosing my dongles.

    https://www.amazon.ca/Kensington-K97456WW-USB-C-Hi-Fi-Headphones/dp/B08GPKHHPV/ref=sr_1_12?crid=2O5WA9BR4QFSK&keywords=headphones+usb+c&qid=1693352023&sprefix=Headphones+usb+c,aps,136&sr=8-12&th=1

  • GUBGUB

    I have a coupla those, and yeah -- the construction seems ridiculously disposable. As I recall, however, the price is still at that rarified premium Apple level.

    @cokomairena said:

    @seachord said:
    Looking to find a reasonably priced set of USB-C earphones (no buds, thanks!) to be used for casual synth work. I have a USB dongle which has one USB C port left. I had heard that earlier USB-C connections didn't handle audio too well... hoping it has gotten better.

    I got the official apple dongle, it's so thin, I put a lot of tape preventively on it and it works

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @GUB said:
    I have a coupla those, and yeah -- the construction seems ridiculously disposable. As I recall, however, the price is still at that rarified premium Apple level.

    @cokomairena said:

    @seachord said:
    Looking to find a reasonably priced set of USB-C earphones (no buds, thanks!) to be used for casual synth work. I have a USB dongle which has one USB C port left. I had heard that earlier USB-C connections didn't handle audio too well... hoping it has gotten better.

    I got the official apple dongle, it's so thin, I put a lot of tape preventively on it and it works

    Yeah that’s why I recommend the JSAUX brand off of Amazon. Braided cable, solid construction, and cheap enough that I can just leave one hanging at the end of every headphone cable that I might want to use with my iPad. The advantage of USB C vs lightning is that you don’t have to give a crap about “MFI certified”. 3rd party stuff works just fine, and these will happily drive high impedance headphones and run at 96kHz if you want. It’s basically just a little class-compliant sound interface

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