Modern smartphones have only one input. Laís Ribeiro Since the iPhone started the trend and was followed by the big cell phone brands, the P2 entry... disappeared from cell phones. Mainly in the top of the line, but also in many of the most basic ones. In the old configuration, the P2 used to share the space at the base of the device with the charger port. But with the reduction in the thickness of cell phones since then and the launch of AirPods-style wireless headphones, only the last one is left. Since then, consumers have adapted, whether by purchasing wireless headphones, with a Bluetooth connection, or simply prioritizing devices that maintain the P2 connection, still present in several entry-level models. But, for those who don't like the disadvantages of Bluetooth headphones – needing to charge the battery, being easier to lose, having compressed audio – and still don't give up on premium models, there are other options. Naiane, from 'Coração Acelerado', doesn't miss the opportunity to use her wired headphones. TV Globo USB-C wired headphones can be connected directly to the charger input, which is the universal standard for smartphones. The only downside is that you can only load or listen to audio at a time, never both together. Another alternative for those who are afraid of losing accessories are in-ear headphones with a Bluetooth connection, but which are connected by a cable. It becomes more difficult to drop one of the sides, although this model still works on battery power. The Shopping Guide has gathered below some options for wired headphones that cost between R$40 and R$200. Prices were consulted in July, in the main online stores. Apple EarPods USB-C headphones JBL Intra T310C USB-C headphones JBL Tune 135BT in-ear bluetooth Lity wired USB-C in-ear headphones F11P Samsung AKG USB-C headphones This report was produced with total editorial independence by our team of journalists and specialized contributors. If the reader chooses to purchase a product from the links provided, Globo will be able to earn revenue through commercial partnerships. We clarify that Globo does not have any control or responsibility regarding the eventual purchasing experience, even through the links provided. Questions or complaints regarding the product purchased and/or the purchase, payment and delivery process must be directed directly to the responsible retailer.