WOFRO Anti-Lost Strap for Galaxy Buds 2 Pro (2022), Sports Soft Silicone Lanyard Accessories Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Neck Rope (Black), In Ear

This strap is fantastic! For just around $9, it's a total steal. The silicone is super soft and anti-slip, so the Earbuds Pro stay securely connected even when I'm only wearing one (like during calls). Super easy to install and remove – takes seconds. Now I'm completely worry-free during runs or daily use. Highly recommend!

The earbud holders are easy enough to get on/off my Buds2 Pro each time I use them. The fit around the earbuds has remained snug after about 2 months of weekly use. The jacket around the earbuds does not interfere with noise cancelling or ambient sound functions. An unexpected benefit is that the jacket around the earbuds seem to help my earbuds stay in my ear because the buds feel less slippery. In the now rare event the earbud pops out, the lanyard keeps me from losing the errant earbud. The colors (purple & black) match our Sansung Buds2 Pros well. The lanyard shape could be a bit better, for example by having the 180 turn radius larger like a neck. Tucking the turn into the neck of my shirt helps. I am overall satisfied by this purchase, and I world buy this again.

They don't work as intended and the strap in the back is soooo heavy that pulls off the buds immediately so it is a failed product one star . . . but!!.. I got them because of the silicon part, i cut off the heavy strap and just wrapped my buds with it and works great! lol have to remove them in order to charge them which is the downside. why? because nobody is selling an over the ear adapter or option to hold them in! so we have to improvise.

The main part of the lanyard is nice and thick. Very stretchy and seems good quality. But the last 1/2" or so that connects to the buds is very very small, about 1/16". If you were to catch the lanyard on something while moving around it would almost certainly snap it. The part that encases the buds is ok. You don't want that too thick or it will be uncomfortable. I wore mine for an hour or so and didn't experience any discomfort. The only thing I don't like is the very thin and seemingly fragile attachment point on each side.

These are better than I expected. The material for the buds are slightly thin and can tear but they need to be thin to work well. I was pleasantly surprised to find I can charge the buds without removing the strap because I didn't expect them to. I included a pic to show them charging attached to the strap. Sometimes the neck strap does kind of slip down the back of the neck and you have to pull them forward towards your neck. I used to have beats that had w wire and they didn't slip down the back of my neck & I also miss the magnet feature of those but that's more about the buds themselves.

They do hold the headphones secure but that is it. The neck strap is heavy and against skin or some fabric it sticks like mad. This means sudden head movements wither hurt or rip the bud from your ear. They'd be okay for walking probably but didnt last more than a week for me. Just not worth it.

Very handy! Soft and flexible around the neck, not bothersome against the ear. I wear glasses & it did not interfere with the temple or ear piece at all. Perfect for most "bean" shaped ear buds. The packaging says it's made to fit one specific brand, but honestly it fits my Jlab and Raycon, too. Just use your best judgment.

I gave it an extra star for having a great IDEA, but downgraded it because of the issues making them unuseable. PRO: * The IDEA to prevent loss * very thin cradle that wraps around the earbuds to attach them to the strap CON: * The bend in the Strap: The product is intended to prevent loss of the earbuds, but fails in that mission due to the unnaturally narrow bend where the strap would sit on the back of your neck. The strap performs a full 180 degree turn with only a 1 inch diameter (it makes too sharp of a turn too quickly). This causes the back of the strap to not rest at the back of your neck and instead slip to one side or the other and eventually allow the strap to come completely off from around your neck when the buds are not in your ear. When the buds are in your ears, this cause 80% of the strap to be on ONE side of your head and make a huge loop on that side that will likely catch on something (besides feeling very awkward). * You have to disable Touch Controls if you're going to take the buds out of your ear (inconvenient). If you don't, inadvertent contact with your body will cause you to change settings, play/pause and change volume. That's not the strap's fault - and I would still use the strap if not for the first issue - but it's something to keep in mind. * The Samsung Buds app won't report a good fit with the strap attached to the buds. This isn't a big deal, since it doesn't affect the actual sound or Noise Cancellation I RETURNED THEM THE NEXT DAY.