Best Wired Gaming Earphones in Bangladesh (2026)

Short answer: for most mobile gamers in Bangladesh, the Plextone RX3 Gen 2 is the best wired gaming earphone on this list: a dual-mic system, a 10mm Gen6th Tracker driver and your choice of 3.5mm or Type-C. If your phone has no headphone jack and you want a detachable boom mic, get the Plextone RX3 Plus. On a tight budget, the Hoco M105 Sharp is the one to buy.

Last updated: 24 October 2026. Prices below are pulled live from our catalog, so they stay current even when this page doesn’t change.

How We Picked These

These are five wired gaming earphones from our Gaming Earphones category, chosen to cover each budget and each connector type: two that work with a Type-C port, and three that use or offer a 3.5mm plug. All five were in stock when we checked.

One honest note: we haven’t lab-tested them. Driver size, impedance, sensitivity and cable details are the figures from each product page, so use them to compare models against each other, not as a guarantee of how they’ll sound in your ears.

Quick Picks (If You’re in a Hurry)

• Best overall: Plextone RX3 Gen 2 (৳1,050) — 10mm Gen6th Tracker driver, dual microphones, 3.5mm or Type-C
• Best for phones without a headphone jack: Plextone RX3 Plus (৳950) — Type-C with a built-in DAC and a detachable boom mic with ENC v3
• Best Plextone value: Plextone RX3 Pro Cyberpunk (৳890) — detachable HD mic with ENC v3.0, 3.5mm or Type-C
• Best budget Type-C: REMAX RM-709a (৳675) — Type-C digital with a detachable boom mic
• Best budget 3.5mm: Hoco M105 Sharp (৳550) — ear hooks, slide volume control, 22g

Why Go Wired for Gaming?

A wired earphone sends sound straight from your device with no wireless step in between, so footsteps, reloads and voice chat arrive in sync with the action on screen. Bluetooth earbuds with a “gaming mode” narrow that gap but don’t remove it, and a wired pair never needs charging mid-match. For competitive games like PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Valorant or CODM, that reliability is exactly why wired still has a place. If you’d rather go wireless, our best earbuds guide covers low-latency options.

3.5mm or Type-C: Which Do You Need?

Check your phone first, because this decides everything. Many newer phones have dropped the 3.5mm headphone jack, and the usual workaround is a small Type-C-to-3.5mm adapter. The alternative is a Type-C earphone with a built-in DAC (the chip that converts digital audio to sound) in the plug, so no adapter is needed.

• Your phone has a 3.5mm jack, or you also play on PC or console: pick a 3.5mm model like the Hoco M105, or choose the 3.5mm option on the Plextone RX3 Gen 2 or RX3 Pro.
• Your phone has only USB-C: pick a Type-C model like the Plextone RX3 Plus or REMAX RM-709a, or choose the Type-C option on the RX3 Gen 2 or RX3 Pro.

Not every device accepts USB-C digital audio, so check that yours does before ordering a Type-C pair.

The Five, One by One

Plextone RX3 Gen 2 High Benchmark (৳1,050)

• Listed specs: 10mm Gen6th Tracker driver, 32Ω impedance, 104dB sensitivity, 20Hz to 20kHz, dual-microphone HD voice, double-layer TPE nylon braided 120cm cable, 3.5mm or Type-C (select on the product page)
• Good for: players who want the most complete package in the lineup — spatial-sound tuning for hearing where footsteps come from, plus two microphones for clearer team chat.
• Keep in mind: choose your connector before ordering. The dual-mic setup is built in rather than detachable.

Plextone RX3 Plus Type-C (৳950)

• Listed specs: Type-C with a built-in DAC, 10mm Gen4 Tracker driver, 32Ω, 104dB, 20Hz to 21kHz, detachable flexible boom mic with ENC v3 plus an inline mic, RGB lighting, braided 1.2m cable over 500D wiring, metal housings and an L-bend plug
• Good for: Type-C-only phones, and anyone who wants the mic right at their mouth for squad calls. Unclip the boom and the inline mic handles normal calls.
• Keep in mind: at roughly 69g with the mic module attached, it’s the heaviest of the five. It’s Type-C only, so it won’t plug into a 3.5mm jack.

Plextone RX3 Pro Cyberpunk (৳890)

• Listed specs: 10mm dynamic driver, 16Ω, 20Hz to 20kHz, detachable HD long mic with ENC v3.0 noise reduction, 500D reinforced 120cm cable, HD Vox voice effect, 3.5mm or Type-C (select), cyberpunk styling
• Good for: buyers who want Plextone’s build and a detachable noise-reducing mic at a lower price than the Gen 2.
• Keep in mind: pick the connector before checkout. The listing doesn’t give a sensitivity figure, so compare by driver size and mic features instead.

REMAX RM-709a Type-C Digital (৳675)

• Listed specs: USB Type-C digital connection, detachable boom microphone, in-line audio and call control, in-ear design, black. Listed as compatible with USB-C Android phones, iPad, iPhone 15 and 16, and laptops.
• Good for: a simple, plug-and-play Type-C pair for phones with no headphone jack, with a boom mic you can remove for music.
• Keep in mind: the listing doesn’t state the driver size or impedance, so there’s less to compare on sound specs than with the Plextone models.

Hoco M105 Sharp 3.5mm (৳550)

• Listed specs: 10mm drivers, 3.5mm angled plug, detachable HD mic, multifunction button, slide volume control, ergonomic ear hooks, 1.2m ABS and TPE cable, 22g
• Good for: budget gaming on a phone, PC, laptop or console with a headphone jack. The ear hooks keep it stable when you move, and the slide dial adjusts volume mid-match without touching your phone.
• Keep in mind: 3.5mm only, so a Type-C-only phone needs an adapter.

Comparison Table

Plextone RX3 Gen 2 vs RX3 Pro vs RX3 Plus

These three get confused because the names are so similar. The short version: the Gen 2 is the all-rounder with the newest driver and two mics; the Pro is the value pick with a detachable mic and ENC v3.0; and the Plus is the Type-C model with a built-in DAC and a boom mic. Pick the Plus if you only have a Type-C port and want the boom mic, the Gen 2 if you want the strongest sound and mic spec, and the Pro if budget matters most. You can browse the whole range on our Plextone gaming earphones page.

What to Check Before You Buy

• Connector. Match it to your phone, as above. This is the most common reason for returns with wired earphones.
• Microphone type. A boom mic sits close to your mouth and usually picks up your voice more clearly in noisy rooms. An inline mic is simpler and fine for casual play.
• Fit. Ear hooks (Hoco M105) and wingtips (Plextone RX3 Plus) help earphones stay put during long sessions. If you wear glasses or sweat a lot, that matters.
• Cable length. All of the cables listed here are around 1.2m, which suits a phone in your hand but is short if your phone sits on a desk away from you.
• Warranty and returns. Check the individual product page before ordering and keep your order confirmation.

Which One Should You Buy?

• Want the best spec and sound tuning: Plextone RX3 Gen 2
• Type-C phone, want a boom mic: Plextone RX3 Plus
• Want Plextone quality for less: Plextone RX3 Pro Cyberpunk
• Type-C phone, simplest and cheapest option: REMAX RM-709a
• Phone, PC or console with a headphone jack, tight budget: Hoco M105 Sharp

Pairing your earphones with a phone cooler is the other half of a good gaming setup — see our guide to choosing a phone cooler and our gaming accessories guide for full setups by budget. To browse everything, see the Gaming Earphones category or the Wired Earphones category, or go straight to a brand: Plextone, REMAX and Hoco. Prices and stock shift regularly, so check the live listing before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best wired gaming earphone in Bangladesh?

For most gamers, the Plextone RX3 Gen 2 is the best all-round wired gaming earphone on this list, with a 10mm Gen6th Tracker driver, dual microphones and a choice of 3.5mm or Type-C. For a Type-C phone with a boom mic, the Plextone RX3 Plus is the better fit, and the Hoco M105 Sharp is the budget pick.

Which gaming earphone is best for phones without a 3.5mm jack?

The Plextone RX3 Plus and REMAX RM-709a are both Type-C digital earphones that plug straight into a USB-C port. The Plextone RX3 Gen 2 and RX3 Pro also offer a Type-C option, which you select on the product page.

Are wired gaming earphones better than Bluetooth for PUBG and Free Fire?

Wired earphones have no wireless delay, so sound arrives in sync with the action, and they never need charging. Bluetooth earbuds with a gaming mode reduce the delay but don’t remove it, so competitive players often prefer wired.

What is the difference between the Plextone RX3 Pro, RX3 Gen 2 and RX3 Plus?

The RX3 Gen 2 has a 10mm Gen6th Tracker driver with dual microphones and offers 3.5mm or Type-C. The RX3 Pro has a 10mm dynamic driver with a detachable ENC v3.0 microphone and also offers 3.5mm or Type-C. The RX3 Plus is Type-C only, with a built-in DAC, a Gen4 Tracker driver and a detachable boom mic with ENC v3.

Can I use these gaming earphones on a PC or console?

The 3.5mm models (Hoco M105, and the 3.5mm versions of the Plextone RX3 Gen 2 and RX3 Pro) are listed as compatible with phones, PCs and consoles that have a headphone jack. The Type-C models need a USB-C port that supports audio.

Do the REMAX RM-709a and other Type-C earphones work with iPhone?

REMAX lists the RM-709a as compatible with iPhone 15 and 16, which use USB-C, as well as USB-C Android phones, iPads and laptops. For the other models, check the product page before ordering.

Is the microphone detachable on these earphones?

Yes on four of them: the Plextone RX3 Plus and REMAX RM-709a have detachable boom mics, and the Plextone RX3 Pro and Hoco M105 have detachable HD mics. The Plextone RX3 Gen 2 uses a built-in dual-microphone system.