AZLA XELASTEC for Airpods Pro 1st & 2nd Gen (ML) – Airpod Pro Ear Tip Replacement – Airpod Pro Tips with Premium Silicone, Airpod Ear Tips

I had REALLLLYYYYY high hopes for this product based on reviews I read when I googled "smaller attachment for Air Pod Pros." My inner ear is small, I assume it's why I hear everything!!!! (LOL). When the box arrived I expected larger packing and I expected more attachments. I honestly never read what or how many pieces the product contained, I only read reviews, made the order, and prayed they'd work when they arrived. Up until last night, I haven't been able to use both earbuds at the same time. My left inner ear is a little smaller than my right inner ear. I have been using my earbuds one at a time, and in one ear by flipping the left earbud backward and using it in my right ear. For the first time since I have had these earbuds (the best earbuds I have EVER had), I was able to use both of them at the same time last night without slippage or popouts (the earbud falling out of my ear).Now, the fit and the feel are immaculate. They are a bit more rigid than the "gummies" (lol I have no idea what it's called) that come with the AirPod Pros, but it is not at all uncomfortable (if that changes I'll update this review). Though I can/will sing high praises about this product, I do NOT believe that these are worth $24. When I placed the order I expected more, but remember I didn't read to see what I would get, and it's a good thing I didn't because I wouldn't have ordered these. The product only comes with two pairs of gummies (or whatever they are called - maybe ear fits as the product stated IDK lol) If you have small inner ears as I do, you'll want to purchase these. From what I know I would order these again, even for the $24, because it allows me to enjoy my gift. I strongly suggest purchasing this product if you have smaller inner ears. Do as I did, make the order, and pray it works because people that do not have smaller inner ears simply don't understand the frustration. Oh, and one last thing, for the first time since having the AirPods, my ears passed the AirPod Fit Test (this was an exciting big deal for me lol you have no idea). Anyway, good luck finding what works for you and if you take a chance on these I hope you'll be as pleased as I am. Peace and blessings!After 24-hours of use, these are still awesome. However, there is a downside. Whatever material the ear fit is made from is a lint magnet. I assume with use it may get better, but as for right now, I don't see how. It's hard to wipe as the rubber seems a bit tacky but it isn't sticker sticky, just slightly tacky. But, as stated, they are still awesome. I hope this helps.Update (10/16/2021) I am using the last of my SS set, and it’s is a hassel (as were the first set when they stopped working optimally) . Over time I have noticed that these don’t have a long life. I use my pods maybe 1-2 times per week (if that) and these aren’t doing the trick any longer. I loved these when I first got them and I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE to order more, even at the $24 price tag, but not with this short life span. My husband has been using the tips that came with our pros since we purchased them and he hasn’t had any issues. I’ll have to find something else that works because at this rate I’d end up spending roughly $100/year on tips from this company, and for me that isn’t acceptable. I want to use my pros, but I do not want to risk them falling out of my ear which has happened several times within the past 1-2 months. I would still recommend these, but with great caution as the AirPod now falls out of my ear leaving the tip behind in my ear. Which means it feels as though the AirPod is still in my ear, when it’s actually only the tip.

The stock tips just weren’t working for me (poor seal, randomly falling out). I gave them a chance for a few weeks.I have been a Comply user for years with corded IEMs (Shure, UE) which were perfect. So I got the Comply tips for the AirPods Pro. The thing is with the Comply tips for the AirPods is that they are really small - so when you smoosh them to put them in your ear, there isn’t much room to smoosh. Also, they don’t last long - maybe 2-3 months. After that they essentially disintegrate from the oils in your fingers and whatever you are using to clean them. If you choose to go Comply, expect your cost of ownership for this device to be at least $100 or more annually.Based on a recommendation on an audiophile message board I decided to try the SednaEarfit XELASTIC. Weird name - but whatever. The material of the tip is slightly tacky and the nature of the rubber/plastic is such that with the heat of your ear, it forms a seal - if not right away, it will eventually seal. You know that it works because it is a round tip, but after wearing, it becomes the shape of your ear before returning to a circular shape. Also, They are also uber easy to clean with water or a baby wipe.I have heard example of them “sticking” in peoples ear. The only way I could see that happening is if they were suddenly yanked out. But I don’t know the exact circumstances of these peoples’ issues. I haven’t experienced it, but doesn’t mean it can't happen. I avoid this by just taking them out normally.TLDR: Comply v OEM v SednaEarfit XELASTIC- SednaEarfit is the way to go imo, without question, for the above mentioned reasons: fit, seal, comfort, they will stay in your ear.

OEM acrylic buds that came with my AirPods Pros don't fit snugly enough to keep them in securely when jumping rope. Tried one or two others. These do a great job. It took a bit of sizing trial and error. I started with the mediums. But I found that the ML's, while they initially "feel" too big in the canal, actually seal better and hold the Pros in place without any loosening of fit. When jumping rope, it's highly distracting to feel like it's about to fall out, so this is very worth it. The silicone seems to sort of "bond" with my skin and hold it in nice and snug with perfect noise blocking/cancellation. My only gripe is that the first set lasted about four months, so I have bought more. Not sure if this is the case for everyone, but it can be a pricey option when you have to keep buying over time. Worth it for me for what it provides in terms of benefit, but it's something to know.