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I have tried everything with the exception having my Airpods surgically attached and they simply keep falling out. There are 3rd party solutions I've researched but why does Apple not have their own solution in place? I'm within my return-period and am considering going back to traditional headphones.
null-OTHER, Airpods
Apple still doesn't have a solution. I'll be waiting...
Apple still doesn't have a solution. I'll be waiting...
I still use a set of in ear Beats for exercise. They are connected by a cord.
Thanks all problem solved!!! I returned them and got a refund and bought some very nice Bose ones!!!
diodes123 wrote:
Apple still doesn't have a solution. I'll be waiting...
Ear shape is almost as individual as fingerprints. There are going to be some people for whom Airpods just don't work. I don't see it as likely that Apple will start making custom molded ones.
There are plenty of third party options that might be helpful. Here's just one:
diodes123 wrote:
Apple still doesn't have a solution. I'll be waiting...
You can wait until the heat death of the Universe and Apple will still not have a solution. You will have to find a solution yourself. One size does not fit all. That's why people who need their in-ear headphones to stay in pay $1,000 or more for custom fit earphones. Some go as high as $10,000 for professional musicians who need them for sidetone when performing. Likewise for "simple" quality hearing aids - $3,500 to $9,000. They are individually fitted. For $160 you get something that will work for many people, but not all.
I've never been able to use the included EarPods (or their predecessors). I'd try to get them to stay in, which would hurt. Then, they'd fall out. I had some trepidation about buying the Airpods. Fortunately, they seem to fit.
My Airpods don't fall out, but they come halfway out when I'm active and I have to push them back in to get the full musical experience. Still, much more convenient than my over-the-ear headphones (I have 3 pair).
Lawrence Finch wrote:
I've got a good pair of Even's with cord. I usually forget to take them, however. I really like the fact that the can calibrate to your hearing curve.
I'll have to check that out. Those youthful years of listening to rock & roll are starting to have an effect.
I’m in the same boat!!! They just will not stay in my ear and it’s past my purchase date to return!!!! No help so far from Apple.
I've got a good pair of Even's with cord. I usually forget to take them, however. I really like the fact that the can calibrate to your hearing curve.
Just ask Kevin he will problem drop it for you 💑
I really hope that man wasn't driving while he was making that.
Airpods Keep Falling Out
