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I really like my Buds2, I like the price (got it on sale) I like the sound and I like how small they are. What I don't like is they tend to slip out of my ear
So I am in the market for new ear tips with 2 requirements
1 - The tips form a tight seal in my ear and don't slip out
2 - They will fit in the buds2 case. If the ear tips don't allow the earbud to charge they are totally useless
I will be buying from Amazon Canada (www.amazon.ca) any help is appreciated
Overall, I am enjoying the new Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, but on my left ear I can't get a good fit / seal. My right ear is great. I'm wondering if another brand ear tip could help, does anyone have a good after market recommendation?
Next week Azla sedna release special galaxy buds2 pro eartips they have 10 sizes and are high quality
Comply now makes a replacement set. Just got mine in the mail today. Haven't tried them yet, but I have Comply's on most of my IEMs, and am expecting them to work well for me.
Hey, I'm new to the sub since I just got the Buds2 Pro for only 3 days, love it so far
One annoying issue for me is the buds occasionally loosen and high chance of falling off my ears. I have been using the L-size eartips since I bought the Moondrop Space Travel and they fit well in my ears, but for the Buds2 Pro, even with the L size, it slips off
So.. are there any eartips that are affordable and can solve my issue?
Before making this post, I looked at Azla SednaEarfit MAX (for Buds2 Pro) but sadly no one sells it in my country, the same as Comply Foam (eartips)
Any alternatives I can look for? Thanks in advance :D
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098SMGF36?psc=1
I tried these on a suggestion from this subreddit, and the ones with the flanges (the "Silicone Black" named version) really make a HUGE difference in how the Buds 2 stay in my ears. With the original ear tips, large size, they stayed in OK if I made sure my ears were very clean first, but even then, any movement of my jaw/mouth would cause them to move outward slightly and become looser.
With these flanged ones, that issue is about 95% solved and they virtually do not budge even if I do those kinds of movements. Highly recommended to try if you're having this issue, especially for the price. I tried the mixed size ones and the large works for me.
I tried everything to get the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro to stay in my ears. I really wish I hadn't wasted $150 on these earbuds, but by the time I realized nothing was going to make them fit, the return window had closed.
I have tried the AZLA SednaEarfit Crystal in every single size, these wingtips, the SpinFit CP360, and finally the diofit flanged tips. NONE of them kept the buds in my ears, except for the wingtips, which were a tad too big and hurt my ears pretty bad. The wingtips also stretch out with use because they're silicone and they don't fit inside the charging case, so you have to remove them every time the buds go in the case.
My issue is that the buds don't "catch" the fold in my ear (pictured with the red circle). As a last ditch effort to get these to stay in my ears, I bought some Loctite brand clear silicone sealant and applied a small dot onto the top of the bud (see photo). It works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I suggest putting the buds in your ears and looking in the mirror to see where the buds aren't "grabbing" or aren't tightly nestled into your ear and making a tiny dot with a marker to mark the position(s) of where you need the buds to be bigger, and add a dot of silicone there. If you'd like, before you commit to applying the silicone, you can try using Scotch clear mounting tabs by cutting them into little strips and applying them to the buds so that you can try different placements. Make sure the position of the Scotch tabs and/or silicone doesn't impede the buds from making contact with the pins inside the charging case. Once you're comfortable with positioning, you can easily peel the Scotch tabs off and place silicone dots. You can also just use the Scotch tabs and no silicone if you want, but you'll have to replace them every so often. I wanted a more permanent solution so I opted for the silicone.
OBVIOUSLY be very, very careful placing the silicone. I hope this doesn't need to be said, but don't put the silicone on any part of the buds that has a hole or some other important bit like the microphone. And be mindful of not putting the silicone too "low" on the buds (by this I mean: keep the silicone above the seam line) so that they fit into the case properly.
I'm pretty sure the silicone can be scraped off if needed after drying. I haven't tried that yet, but right now I put some pressure on it with my thumb nail as if I were about to scrape it off and it seems like it would if you need it to.
I hope this helps someone! I also hope I posted this picture correctly lol
https://preview.redd.it/z0vz3ly0rxqa1.jpg?width=3026&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=184abbf6c63d5bbc7efb53074bafeebd35e02458
EDIT: As of May 14, 2024 I've switched to using the stock eartips that come with the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. The Diofit flanged tips I was using are great but they kept coming off of the earbud and getting stuck in my ear when I would remove the buds from my ear lol