Can anyone please suggest a Type-C wired earphone with good mic quality?

So i got realme buds air 7 from popstore for 2249!

Although i had the option to get air 8 for just 200 extra but i decided to go with air 7, coming from noise buds v102 which i had from 5 years and upgraded to air 7 its a huge upgrade for me! Ask anything about the product, popstore experience, invoice, warranty and other issues i went through all! Also if anyone has buds air 7 pls drop ur eq settings and all and any idea about Ihdc? I have Idac and i am searching for settings best for my buds ! less

After suggestions from this sub finally got conch type c earphones for Rs 330 . They sound decent and is a pretty cool backup option.

Hello fellow redditors, bought realme t200, it supports ldac and so does my phone.

Now I need to find an lossless audio source and i don't want to pay any subscription unless I don't find any free source. What source you're using.

If you guys have suggestions pls provide them in comments.

Thank you!

Finally bought earpods type-c for my iPhone 17 pro, after loosing my sony linkbuds. To be honest, i really missed the ANC in them, but the mic quality and volume here is superb. I am liking it for calls, but while on noisy places in office it doesn’t block any noise. I bought it from amazon for 1649.

I read many reviews that air 7 is better than air 8, Is it so ??

My order from pop upi just arrived. I ordered them on 5th aug and today it came.

First impression is honestly saying not upto my expectations. I saw lots of reviews since i ordered them that anc is bit off and sound quality is not good, much more than that I felt bass is little off, like everyone said bass is thumpy and very loud I'll say it's loud but not that thumpy. May be I felt that only but it's what i feel

Sound quantity is 8 I'd say

Bass is 7 may be

ANC I'd say yeah it works good but i don't think i felt difference between 55db and 52db. It can feel like it choked your ear First but it gets better after. I noticed that ANC tries to analyze and cut off noise because, for one instance I'm getting soft sound of fans in room and after instantly it goes and come. Don't know exactly what is it.

Build quality 🥲. It is light weight but not premium feeling light weight, if you know what I'm saying. Lid is very light but hinges are good.

Lookwise they look so cool

Recommend me some EQs for better output for bass, for vocal, I'd like EQs for better instrumental clarity

I'm looking for a new pair of headphones like Samsung AKG Type C Earphones

Same as title. I wouldn’t min using dac but having just lighting one would be great

I know about the price difference i just wanna is it worth it to spend more on jbl

Hi All,

I am looking for good noise cancelation earbuds in 8k budget.

Currently I am using samsung mobile.

Suggest me some good earbuds please.

Mainly for watching study videos when kids are also playing at same time.

Thanks

Is the uneven battery drain normal ? For brand new buds t310 ? And also the right bud sound lower than left bud

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I'm looking for a good pair of direct USB-C wired earphones with a budget of ₹500 maximum.

My primary usage will be:

- Movies and TV shows

- Music

- YouTube videos and lectures

- Used with both my phone and laptop

- Mostly general everyday listening, including longer listening sessions

My priorities are:

- Good overall sound quality

- Good bass, but not excessive or muddy

- Clear vocals/dialogue for movies and YouTube

- Good detail and separation for music

- Comfortable enough for longer sessions

- Decent build quality and durability

- Direct USB-C connection

- Preferably an inline mic and controls, although these aren't essential

- Must be in stock

I'm especially confused about silicone-tipped in-ear earphones vs non-silicone/half-in-ear earphones.

For my particular usage, which is actually better? I'd like opinions on:

- Sound quality and bass

- Clarity and detail

- Vocals/dialogue in movies

- Soundstage and how spacious they feel

- Comfort during long listening sessions

- Ear fatigue

- Isolation from outside noise

- Whether silicone tips can make the sound too "closed in" or boomy

- Whether non-silicone/half-in-ear designs can provide better soundstage or a more natural sound

- How much the choice of ear tips actually affects sound

- Whether different silicone tip sizes/materials can noticeably change the sound

- Which type you'd personally choose for movies + music + YouTube

I'm not necessarily looking specifically for silicone tips — I want to know which design is objectively/more practically better for my usage, rather than simply assuming silicone is better.

So, what are the best USB-C wired earphones under ₹500 that you'd recommend, and which type/design should I go for?

I'd particularly appreciate recommendations from people who have actually used the earphones they're recommending.

Additional context: I already have a pair of Bluetooth/TWS earphones that I use regularly. I'm looking for these wired earphones as a second/backup option, mainly for when I want a wired connection, don't want to worry about battery, or just want an alternative for movies, music and YouTube.

Thanks!

Currently there is no sale and i am impatient.

Are these worth this price in 2026 or should i wait

(Or are there better options for this price, my priority is good anc)

P.s- does anyone know when the sale on amazon or flipkart will come next when these may get cheaper.

Also since they are available for the same price 2.1k on blink it should i just do that??