Macworld Yes, yes, AirPods are great and all, but they don’t come without their share of issues. The fit can be wonky, and ...

12 years after Apple's EarPods were introduced with the iPhone 5, the company may finally discontinue its $19 wired earbuds. Apple's EarPods were first introduced in 2012 as the standard earphones ...

Apple no longer throws a pair of EarPods in the box when you buy an iPhone, but the company still sells a set of wired earbuds for $19. Once associated with the must-have iPod, these white accessories ...

Wireless AirPods are fun and all, but they can be easy to lose if you’re not careful, and can run out of juice right in the middle of a run. These Apple EarPods, however, are affordable, always ...

Just hours before the iPhone 16 event today, information surfaced about Target potentially planning to stop selling Apple's wired EarPods headphones. This led to speculation that Apple might ...

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 16 series, Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods, and possibly the new AirPods Max. While we are anticipating a bunch of new products, fresh information suggests that Apple ...

AirPods are great, but do you know what's very stylish? Apple's wired EarPods – and they're way cheaper than the wireless counterpart. With a well-established AirPods line (Apple currently sells four ...

Apple provided a pair of wired headphones with iPhones up until the iPhone 12 series. Called EarPods, the basic headphones featured an inline microphone and buttons, allowing you to make calls, ...

More Apple EarPods Headphones Reviews: "Kept losing my wireless earbuds so I got these. Great quality, has yet to expose wires. The bass is great, and the buttons are amazing. Very comfortable too, ...

Apple’s new USB-C EarPods are compatible with a bunch of your Apple devices. Apple’s new USB-C EarPods are compatible with a bunch of your Apple devices. is a senior reporter covering technology, ...

Sometimes, wired is simpler, better, and less expensive than wireless. Sometimes, wired is simpler, better, and less expensive than wireless. He adds that he’s been here for nearly six years, “which, ...