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How to keep AirPods and AirPods Pro from falling out of your ears

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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Introduction:

AirPods and AirPods Pro are popular wireless earbuds designed by Apple, offering users a convenient and comfortable listening experience. However, many users face the common issue of AirPods falling out of their ears. This article will provide you with practical tips to ensure your AirPods or AirPods Pro stay secure in your ears.

1. Clean Your Ears Regularly:

A build-up of wax in your ears may affect the fit of your AirPods. It is essential to clean your ears regularly to ensure a secure grip for your earbuds. Use a gentle earbud cleaning method, such as warm water and a mild soap, to remove excess wax.

2. Attach Silicone Ear Tips or Ear Hooks:

Silicone covers can provide extra grip to hold the AirPods firmly in place within the ear canal. Many brands offer silicone tips or hooks compatible with both AirPods and AirPods Pro models. These accessories are removable, washable, and come in various sizes for improved comfort.

3. Adjust the Angle:

Rotate the stem of your AirPods while wearing them to find the best fit within the contour of your outer ear. Leaning slightly forward while doing this might help secure the earbuds further into the ear canal.

4. Use Earwax Removal Solutions:

In some cases, hard-to-remove earwax can impact the fit of your AirPods or lead to discomfort while wearing them. Consult a medical professional or use approved over-the-counter products for safe and effective removal of stubborn earwax.

5. Choose the Right Size Ear Tips (AirPods Pro Only):

AirPods Pro comes with three different sizes of silicone tips (small, medium, large). Experiment with each size to find which provides you optimal noise cancellation, comfort, and stability.

6. Make Adjustments During Physical Activity:

Ensure that your AirPods or AirPods Pro are snugly fitted during physical activities such as running, jogging, or workouts. You may need to press them deeper into your ears or use additional accessories like sports hooks to keep them in place.

7. Get Custom Ear Molds:

For those willing to invest in a more personalized solution, you can visit an audiologist and get custom molds made for your ears. Custom ear molds will ensure that your AirPods or AirPods Pro stay in place during any activity.

Conclusion:

Falling AirPods can often lead to frustration for users. By following the tips detailed above, you can enjoy a seamless listening experience with properly fitting and secure AirPods or AirPods Pro. Prioritize regular cleaning of your ears, experiment with silicone tips or hooks, and make adjustments as needed to keep your earbuds comfortably in place.

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