Apple EarPods - White

These EarPods are primarily designed for Apple devices such as iPods, iPhones, and iPads that feature a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. They can also work with most other devices that have a 3.5mm audio output, though some remote functionalities might vary.

No, the Apple EarPods (3.5mm) do not feature active noise cancellation. They rely on their in-ear design to provide a degree of passive sound isolation.

The in-line remote allows you to control various functions: press the center button once to play/pause music or answer/end calls; press twice to skip to the next track; press three times to skip to the previous track. The '+' and '-' buttons control the volume.

You can use them with newer iPhones by using a Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter (sold separately by Apple). This adapter allows you to connect the EarPods to the Lightning port of your device.

To clean your EarPods, gently wipe the earbuds and cable with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid using any liquids, solvents, or abrasive materials. Do not get moisture into any openings.

No, the Apple EarPods (3.5mm) are not waterproof or water-resistant. Avoid exposing them to water, sweat, or other liquids, as this can cause damage.

Ensure the 3.5mm plug is fully and securely inserted into your device's headphone jack. Check your device's volume settings and ensure it's not muted. Test the EarPods with another device to rule out an issue with the original device's port. Inspect the cable and plug for any visible damage.

Verify that the 3.5mm plug is completely seated in the headphone jack. For non-Apple devices, some remote functions (like volume control) may not be fully compatible. Check your device's audio input/output settings to ensure the EarPods are selected. Clean the headphone jack on your device to remove any debris that might interfere with the connection.

Check the cable for any kinks, cuts, or exposed wires. Gently clean the 3.5mm plug and your device's headphone jack using a dry cotton swab or compressed air to remove lint or dust. Test the EarPods with different audio sources and devices to pinpoint if the issue is with the EarPods or the audio source.

While designed for comfort, ear shape varies. Try adjusting the position of the EarPods slightly within your ear to find a more comfortable fit. Take short breaks during long listening sessions to give your ears a rest.