AirFoams Pro: Premium Memory Foam Ear Tips for AirPods Pro. Stays in Your Ears. No Silicone Ear tip Pain. The Original from Kickstarter. (2 Size: Small/Medium & Medium/Large, Black)

I've been using these for about a week and I can't imagine going back to stock tips. This is the first time my Airpods have actually fit my ears and worked the way I imagine they're supposed to. I seldom use the noise cancellation anymore because these give me exactly the right amount of isolation and the tonal range of music is much improved.I can't speak to the durability issues that others have raised, but I don't find that I have to compress the foam each time I use them. The only drawback so far is that earwax is very visible on the black foam and harder to remove than from silicone, but I can live with that.

I love the small profile of these tips. They fit on the buds well, and the buds fit in the charging case nicely.Like other memory foam tips, these have a bit of a learning curve. You have to squeeze, pull your ear, and then hold in place for a few second. This makes them most practical for long wear sessions, and less so for pulling them on/off repeatedly. Once they're set, the tips get the buds to sit firmly in the ear. The sound, therefore, is great. Nice bass response, good seal for noise isolation. The AirPods fit tool confirms this with a "Good" seal indicator.Now the bad: the plastic core of the tips seem to poke my ears. I can move them around to reduce the discomfort, but it's a very tricky operation. It doesn't feel like it should take this much work to make them not hurt. Ive tried both different sizes and experience the same issue.Keep in mind that every ear is different, and mine don't play well with the apple pods. Your experience may be different.I'm not sure that I'll be keeping these...

Failed the ear fit test on my iPhone 11 Pro EVERY time. I though it was just me and or the way I was inserting them into my ears. If I got one side to test out good the opposite side would advise to try different size or adjust. NEVER both testing good. I had my fiancé try them on my AirPods Pro. His attempts also failed Apple’s ear fit test. Disappointed for sure.

The AirFoams are the 4th brand of memory foam AirPods Pro tips I’ve tried, and they are far and away the best by a wide margin. This list includes Comply’s, which were easily the worst as they deteriorated in less than a week and have a faulty latching mechanism that causes them to get stuck in your ears when you take the buds out. I imagine that, like myself, a lot of people come looking at the AirFoams because of their failed experience with Comply’s unbelievably defective tips and wondering how they compare, so here’s my take:1. Design: the AirFoams are superior in literally any conceivable way to the Comply tips. The latching mechanism is flawless and as seamless as Apple’s silicone tips, and stay on very securely. The shape also seems to be more round instead of oval-y, which makes them fit more snugly in my ears. The various color options available is also a plus, as the space gray ones I got satisfyingly match my phone and watch and also look better against the white earbuds than black does, in my opinion. They look like they were made by Apple and just are overall a good looking addition to the pods. Crucially, they fit in the case very easily, which was another issue with Comply’s, whose tips were too big so they brushed against the case when it opened and closed resulting in pieces of foam tearing off. From a design standpoint, I’m not sure how CharJenPro could have done any better, they clearly put a lot of thought, research, and testing into these and nailed it.2. Quality: after a few days of extensive use, these tips appear to be extremely well made with high quality foam that condenses enough every time before placing them into my ears to expand. Not only did Comply’s struggle to do this out of the box, but they completely lost their ability to form any shape whatsoever after a couple of days, which prevented them from properly molding into my ear canals. The foam feels premium to the touch. The construction appears to be solid as well, as there no gaps or movement between the foam and the base. CJP did equally excellent here by using well sourced and quality controlled materials, which for a product like this consisting of very tiny pieces of foam and plastic, is absolutely essential. As for Comply, it’s clear they did minimal or zero quality control over the foam, which rapidly deteriorated, and the adhesive used to connect the foam to the base as they were constantly separating.3. Comfort & Fit: again, the AirFoams win by a lot here. As previously mentioned, the foam compresses well and expands into your ears to create a nice seal and form into the ear canal. I have worn these for hours at a time and did not experience any discomfort at all. The fit was snug and at no point was I concerned about them falling out. They didn’t move or slip out of my ears, which is probably my number one criteria with these tips, so I’m obviously very pleased that they fit so well and allow me to never worry about readjusting them. In comparison, Comply’s were comfortable, but the dirt cheap foam they used that ceased compressing after a few uses made the tips slippery and had minimal grip, so they consistently slipped out of my ears and I was constantly needing to readjust them or push them back in. CJP wins again, by a mile.4. Noise Cancellation: this is the one weakness of the AirFoams - for whatever reason, outside noise seems to seep through more than it does with Apple’s silicone tips as well as Comply’s. I’m not sure why this is, as the seal and foam quality are both excellent, but I can undeniably hear noises that i could not hear before before at all with the other pairs. It’s by no means bad, it’s just a bit of a disappointment given how perfect they are in all other areas.So obviously, there is really no competition in terms of Comply vs. the AirFoams, and if you read this review trying to decide, I STRONGLY urge you to not get the Comply’s - you will waste your money and potentially need an emergency room visit to remove a stuck piece of lodged plastic and foam lodged deep inside your ear canal - and give these a shot instead. CJP operates with the level of care that you would expect from a small family business as they actually take the time to perform quality control procedures, extensive testing, and actually respond to customers quickly. Comply, with all of its size and prestige in the headphone tips market, can’t be bothered to do enough due diligence to ensure that their product doesn’t get stuck inside peoples bodies, deteriorate quicker than raw chicken, and use a shipping speed only one level faster than horse drawn carriage even after they were already 3 weeks past their promised ship date. The CJPAFs are pricey, but worth it.Last thing - I may have let the noise cancellation slide and gave them a 5, given that they are the best on the market, had it not been for this strange scratch off “lottery” (that I’m sure everyone ”wins”) that was included in each of the two boxes I ordered. I “won” a pair of AirFoams with each ticket so I was obviously thrilled to be getting a $60 value of a product I was enjoying. That was short lived though, as I went to the site as directed on the ticket and it says “all prizes have been redeemed”......Okay? So why are these still included in the packaging? Don’t get everyone’s hopes up only to be let down that they aren’t getting anything, and I see these as something that should be honored by CJP instead of “you win! Oh wait, we actually already passed the arbitrary limit of free tips were giving away so never mind, no you don’t lol sry!” A bit shortsighted and thoughtless to be including such a high value “prize” that won’t be awarded, and that left a bad taste in my mouth that sort of soured my very positive initial impressions. Either remove these fake tickets or honor them.Even with that, great product! Highly recommend.

Audiophile friends - memory foam is the only way to go with AirPods Pro!! 1 - they stay put better in your ear; 2-they form to your ear =no fatigue / pain; 3 - they improve passive noise cancellation;I am a very picky consumer and the combination of the above features with the micro screen protection is simply the best I tried. (and this is my 4th vendor/ solution).This is a NO-Brainer... just get them...Oh and One more thing..... when my AirFoams Pro arrived, there was a hand written note thanking me for my purchase during Covid-times... just get these, you won't be disappointed.

I have now had these for a few months from the initial kickstarter. And Initially when you get them they are absolutely great, but after a while not so much. I purchased two pairs from the kickstarter, black and grey.Over time, the memory foam becomes firm and almost useless. For long period wears, they can be really uncomfortable.I definitely would not recommend getting these in any of the lighter colors. They eventually become discolored even if cleaning them as recommended by the company. My grey pair, i have to clean once a week or every two weeks.Over time the mesh in the tips also falls out.Overall, if you plan to buy a new pair every two maybe three months, they are great. Any longer than that, for what you pay for them, they really aren't worth it imo. Ive become really disappointed in this purchase.

I’ve had my Pros since April and they’ve always pinch the inside of my ear. I loved the product, I kept wearing them, hoping my ears would get used to them but they never did. Fast forward to June and I ordered these tips. They are awesome and so comfortable. They remind me of earplugs. Highly recommend! I also love that buying these supports small businesses and they even included a hand written note to thank me for my purchase. Great product!