SONICFOAM (SF-AIR Small Black) Airpods Pro 1 & 2 Replacement Memory Foam Earbud Tips - 10 Pack / 5 Pairs

I ordered these for my airpod pro 2s - the supplied silicone tips seem to impressively be 'one size fits none', and I've been using foam tips for a little while. I'd been using the Comply tips, but paying £20-ish for a set of three that would generally last about a month each didn't feel amazing, so I thought I'd try some other options - specifically these.First things first, the hold. The tips are a different foam to the Comply tips - a bit smaller and denser than the Comply tips - but they don't squidge down as well as the Comply tips, and I was a bit worried they wouldn't expand to fit and hold as well in the ear. In reality, there's very little difference in terms of staying put - the Comply only needed adjusting occasionally through an intense gym session, and these were about the same. Maybe if I'm really splitting hairs, the Comply held just a fraction better, but not enough that I'd consider it a signficant difference between the two.In terms of longevity, these were about the same as the Comply tips - I got about 3-4 weeks out of them before the foam lost its ability to stay compressed, which is around what the manufacturer suggests. I do tend to use mine for sleeping though, as I listen to podcasts in bed, often with one of my airpods in, so that probably doesn't help the longevity. Someone who uses them a bit more sparingly might find they last longer.The noise cancellation was largely ok - better than the supplied Apple tips by a long shot, maybe just a fraction behind a fresh set of the Comply tips, but again, not so much so I'd take it as a major factor in comparing the two.The big differentiator for me is the value. I pay around £20 give or take a few pounds for three pairs of the Comply tips, whereas these Sonicfoam ones set me back £14 for five pairs. Both sets last about the same length of time per pair, so I'm getting 2-3 months for £20 with the Comply tips, and 4-5 months for £14 with the Sonicfoam. If I'm being absolutely ruthless and taking money out of it, the Comply tips are maybe just a hair better, but there's really not much in it, and the difference in cost per pair is by far the biggest differentiator between the two.I'm halfway through this pack, but when the time comes to get a new set, I'll be getting another pack of these.

I was suffering from an ear reaction with the standard Air Pod pros and I couldn’t work out what the issue was. Friend said they changed the chemicals between the pros and non pros and it appears there is truth in that. I switched over to these and since then no reactions in my ear canal. Popped back in the Apple ones and lo and behold 2 days later ear canal swelling. These work well for the price but aren’t as good as the proper ones and these attract lint easily.

These are very good quality memory foam tips and I think a reasonable price for the number you get. I like the fact that you get one size, as opposed to the usual small medium and large, where you end up throwing two thirds of the tips in the bin. The sizing guide is good and worked for me. The foam tips give good isolation, especially in windy environments, and gave excellent passive noise reduction. As with the original foam tips, I found the sound enhanced with a better fit with these foam tips, over the usual rubber tips which I have also tried. I will order these again when I have worked through this batch, which I expect to take quite some time. Customer service is also good, my tips arrived with what seemed a hand written note asking me to check the fit and let them know if it was OK.

Always struggle with standard earbuds as they seem to make all headphones pop out of my ears. A friend recommended these and I havent looked back - they fit snug and do not move even under intense workouts like running, cycling or tennis. They made my Airpods like a new product. Snap on and off easily.

Really impressed with these and the company. They obviously don’t last forever but it’s nice to be able to use my airpods without them falling out. The original Apple ones made using them a chore! Only marked down a star because I would say the noise cancellation isn’t quite as good as the originals but I would take that over readjusting the Apple ones constantly!

Functionality:Great fit and much better than the silicone buds supplied which feel like they irritate my inner ear. Fit really well on my beats buds and small fits inside the case tooNoise cancellation:Blocks out most external noise even without the Ear security:Definitely not falling out, don’t feel like I have to adjust them all the time like the supplied silicone ones.

Firstly the good bits. These fit very securely onto my buds (Soundcores), almost too securely as I'm slightly worried about damaging the speaker when removing. Also they are *exactly* the same size as the Soundcore L silicone tips that come with the buds, very well made.However, there is one big difference between silicone and memory foam. When you compress a silicone tip on two sides, the ends then expand outwards keeping the same circumference. So for me - presumably without perfectly round earholes - I find the L silicone buds fit perfectly and have very little air gap to leak sound in or out - they adapt to the ear canal shape well.With memory foam, if you compress 2 sides, the ends do not expand. I find these less comfortable to wear as they are pressuring my ear canal ever so slightly, but at the same time there must be gaps at both ends as I find more background sound gets in, and I do not find the bass anywhere near as good as with the silicone tips, presumably this is leaking out.So despite the size being the same, I think I'd need the equivalent of an XL in memory foam to form a tight seal, and I'd expect this would be even less comfortable for wearing for long periods. It may just be the shape of my ears, but they are most definitely not for me. If you're lucky enough to have round ear canals (how do you check this?!) then they may be great for you.