Best USB-C Headphones for iPad Pro 2024

Here are the best iPad Pro USB-C headphones you can buy for your tablet. The iPad Pro doesn't have a headphone jack or a Lightning port. Therefore, if you want to use wired headphones with your tablet, you're going to need a pair of USB-C headphones for iPad. There are several sets of headphones worth looking into that will plug directly into your iPad Pro's USB-C port for a solid, quick connection.

Here's our pick of the best.

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You can't beat the features for the price with the TITACUTE Wired Earbuds. In addition to noise cancelation, you get a host of other features. Inline controls allow you to allow you to answer/end phone calls, play/pause song, skip to the next/previous song, and adjust volume. Three sets of silicone ear tips makes for a great fit for anyone. The nylon braided cable lends durability to the wires. And a handy carrying case keeps them looking good on the go.

If price is the main concern, particularly if you need more than one pair, I'd go for the CANTENDO [2 Packs] USB C Headphone Type C Earphones. They look positively Apple-like, with similar fit in the air and in-line controls, except that they have the USB-C plug rather than the Apple EarPods Lightning plug. With two pairs at the ready, you'll never be wondering where your headphones are. Whichever way you go, find a pair that works for you and enjoy the great sounds from your iPad Pro.

Tammy Rogers
Senior Staff Writer

As iMore's Senior Staff writer, Tammy uses her background in audio and Masters in screenwriting to pen engaging product reviews and informative buying guides. The resident audiophile (or audio weirdo), she's got an eye for detail and a love of top-quality sound. Apple is her bread and butter, with attention on HomeKit and Apple iPhone and Mac hardware. You won't find her far away from a keyboard even outside of working at iMore – in her spare time, she spends her free time writing feature-length and TV screenplays. Also known to enjoy driving digital cars around virtual circuits, to varying degrees of success. Just don't ask her about AirPods Max - you probably won't like her answer.