Every Type-C handsfree WisdomUp has in stock, compared side by side — with the facts that matter and how to pick one.
Specs from each product’s page; prices are today’s prices.
Each phone’s charging guide lists its port, headphone jack and the chargers, cables and handsfree that fit.
Check your phone first: if it has a round 3.5mm socket, a 3.5mm handsfree is the simpler choice. If it has only the USB-C port, take a Type-C handsfree.
Sensitivity, in dB, tells you how loud a pair plays at the same volume setting — a higher number is louder, which helps on a noisy bus or bike.
A Type-C handsfree uses the charging port, so you can’t charge and listen by wire at the same time. If you need both, wireless earbuds are the way out.
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Phones without a 3.5mm headphone jack: in Pakistan that is most new Samsung Galaxy A and S models, Infinix Note and GT phones, Tecno Camon and Spark Pro phones, Redmi Note 15 phones, vivo Y31d and Y32, OPPO Reno phones and the iPhone 15 and later.
Yes. The iPhone 15 and later have a USB-C port and play wired audio through it. iPhone 14 and older need a Lightning handsfree.
No — both use the same USB-C port. Use wireless earbuds if you need to charge and listen at once.
If the phone also plays audio through its USB-C port, yes, but a 3.5mm handsfree is the simpler fit for those phones.