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Unlike traditional circular earbuds, the design of EarPods follows the geometry of the ear. Which makes them more comfortable than any other earphone of this type for more people.The EarPods speakers have been designed to optimize sound output, giving you superior audio quality.EarPods (USB-C) also have a built-in remote control that allows you to adjust volume, control audio and video playback, and answer or end calls with a single touch.

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