Chrome Wired Earbuds
Plug In
No pairing screen, no dead battery, nothing to lose out of a case.
Wired, On Purpose
Everything went wireless and something got lost with it — the part where you pick the thing up and it simply works. No case to charge, no pairing menu, no single bud missing under a car seat.
The chrome is the point as much as the wire is. It reads as jewellery more than hardware.
The finish
Mirror chrome on the bud and stem, with a grey braided-look cable that matches it rather than fighting it.
The connector
USB-C or Lightning, moulded in the same chrome. One per pair — they are not interchangeable.
The fit
A semi-open bud that rests in the ear. Lighter than a sealed tip, and you stay aware of what is around you.
Questions
Which connector do I need?
USB-C for most recent Android phones and iPhone 15 onward. Lightning for iPhone 14 and earlier. One connector per pair — pick the one your phone takes; there is no adapter in the box.
Is there a 3.5 mm version?
No. Only USB-C and Lightning. If your device has a headphone jack you would need your own adapter, and we would rather say that plainly than let you find out after it arrives.
Do they have a microphone?
Yes — it sits in the inline remote on the cable, so calls and voice assistants work without picking up the phone.
Will they block out noise?
No, and that is by design. The semi-open shape rests in the ear instead of sealing it, so you stay aware of traffic and conversation. If you want to shut the world out, this is the wrong shape.
How long is the cable?
The maker does not publish a cable length, so we are not going to quote one. It is a standard earbud lead — long enough to run from a pocket to your ears.
Do they work with any phone?
They work with devices that take audio over the connector you choose. We cannot promise every handset, tablet and laptop combination, so if you are unsure about a specific device, ask us first.