Comply Memory Foam Replacement Earbud Tips for Apple AirPods Pro 1 & 2 | Ultimate Comfort, Secure Fit, Superior Noise Isolation | Anti Slip, Prevent From Falling Out | Black (S/M/L) (3 Pairs)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️These are incredible! I recently bought Apple AirPods Pro 2 — my first pair of Apple-branded earbuds — and while I loved the features, the hard plastic tips were causing bruising and sharp pain in my ears, especially on the right side. Only the medium size would pass the fit test, but it still hurt like crazy and made sleeping in them nearly impossible, even though I need the noise cancellation to sleep.Enter these tips — and wow. Total game changer.The fit test passed immediately on one side, and the other just needed a tiny adjustment. The pain disappeared instantly, and the comfort is unbelievable. I can hardly tell they’re in my ears now. Plus, the sound quality improved, and I noticed quicker transitions between listening modes.I’ve tested them by shaking my head, rolling on a pillow, and intentionally bumping my ear — they stayed secure through it all. I don’t know yet if they’ll hold through an entire night of sleep, but so far, so good.I was so impressed I ordered a three-pack of my size within minutes. Even if I have to replace them occasionally due to wear, it’ll be totally worth it for the comfort.Apple should seriously partner with this company and make these the standard tips.Will update if anything changes — but for now, highly recommended.

I've been using Comply earbud tips for probably 4(?) years now. They're great. They seal better against outside noise than the stock tips, and they're more comfortable for my ears. These "TrueGRIP Max" tips have only just been released, so I can't give an impression of their quality, but with the normal Comply tips the only downside is that they last a few months of very heavy (nearly all-day) use before they start to crumble and you need to swap them out. Doing some rough math, that comes out to about $0.01 per hour. I happily pay $0.01 per hour for better noise isolation and comfort.If you've never tried Comply ear tips before, I recommend you get the S/M/L pack as your first purchase; the sizes don't exactly correspond to the sizes of regular AirPod tips. I wear the large tips. I wish they had an XL size, but I think they wouldn't quite fit in the charging case if they were any bigger, so I understand why they aren't.They're very easy to install. They come with a tool to take off your old tips, if you're worried about tearing them in the process (which can happen with heavily used tips). But once the old tips are off you just press these on until you hear a faint click. They stay on very well; I've never had them fall off.Other than better noise isolation, I don't notice any change in the sound of my airpods when using these tips.

I got these today and have tried them for a couple of hours; so far, so good. I’m familiar with memory foam in earplugs. I’ve used them for years to sleep, so I knew the routine about squeezing them, putting them into the ear canal and letting them expand to make a solid seal. They do that fine, and it does make a difference in both the noise cancelling and the delivery of the deeper bass range of songs. What I’m a bit miffed about is their life. According to the carton they came in, Comply ear tips only last about three months. After that, presumably, you have to order another set. After finding out which of the three included sizes (small, medium, large) you need, you would order a pack of three in that size, so you’d end up with about nine months’ worth of ear tips for the same cost as the original starter pack. But less than a year’s worth for $21? I get a bag of sleeping ear plugs for a couple of bucks, and they last longer than three months each. I know Airpod ear tips have to be designed and engineered with more precision, but the cost for their short life still seems excessive. One additional benefit of the Comply tips is because they are foam and not silicone, they don’t “slide” in your ear. So with the combination of the foam expansion and the fact that foam isn’t slippery like silicone, these things stay put.

I’ve always been underwhelmed by the fit and sound of my 1st gen AirPods Pro. No matter which of the flimsy rubber OEM tips I tried, they’d tend to not fit well and fall out of my ears with anything other than slight movement. I found myself using those rubber straps to tether them together around my neck to catch them when one or both eventually just decided to fall out. My daughter has the same problem and has refused to buy AirPods after being disappointed with mine. I ran across these when looking for something else, and thought I’d give them a try. All I can say is WOW! What a difference! The memory foam feels similar to those foam earplugs and fit much more comfortably and snugly in my ears than the OEM tips. This much better fit and seal keeps the sound inside your ear and directed to where it should go. Bass is much improved and they sound as if they’re louder as well. Lack of volume has always been a complaint of mine since I like to use them when mowing, etc. A cheap $30 pair of Bluetooth headphones I had before buying AirPods were louder and fit better than these with the OEM tips. Overall, these tips have greatly improved the performance and my overall enjoyment of my AirPods. Are they a bit expensive for some foam tips? Maybe, but they certainly do their job and make the best of your investment in AirPods Pro. My daughter saw the blue tips and was curious so she tried them for a few minutes, smiled and then said “I think I might borrow these for a while” - as teenagers tend to do when they’re commandeering dad’s things, so it seems that they significantly improve the AirPods experience for her as well. Highly recommended if you are less than thrilled with the fit of your AirPods Pro.