Thanks for the recommendation, will have to see what they feel like.Get foam tips. They are so much better than the silicon tips.
Yeah I'll be using them mostly when I'm working out, or walking around or just sitting out back type of thing, got them straight from Apple.com, so if I have issues I should be good, did the AC+, I know some don't think it's worth it, but I'd rather be safe than sorry.It will definitely be an improvement! I'd say that coming from the regular AirPods, you should be aware that the silicon tips, while more comfortable, can be more slippy, and the AirPods can be less stable in your ears compared to the regular AirPods. It depends on the shape of your ears, and which silicon tip size you use. You'll notice it especially if you're doing workouts with them, otherwise you should be fine
Coming from the first AirPods, anything I should know, hopefully I made the right decision, needed a new set of wireless earbuds, and will go with my 13 PM & 2021 iPad Pro.
What’s your recommendation?Get foam tips. They are so much better than the silicon tips.
Exactly what I am finding, I had a return booked for today but they never turned up, long weekend here so will get 3 days to test them out.They sound incredible compared to regular AirPods. You may need to push them in more than you'd think to get a good seal. And like was said above, they constantly feel like they're going to fall out.
I found something similar when I tried them, I also do not have the guts to do that in public lolFiddling with the ear seals is an issue. My ear canals are not in the common direction. The best seal for me is if I wear the Pods 'Martian Style" with the stalks pointing to the ceiling. I do not have the guts to do this in public.
I have tried all sorts of 3rd party buds but always found the Apple ones the best.
I have given up on the perfect seal, but find the AirPod Pro2 superior in sound to the AirPod Pro 1 and AirPod 3.