Have used these for about 6 weeks now and I’d highly recommend them. Great fit, don’t fall out or loosen and much more comfortable. Well worth purchasing.
AWESOME review dude. I just bought some. I'll update this post when they get shipped. UPDATE: They came in. Holy moly these things are awesome. The foam does boost the bass of the AirPods and significantly boosts their noise cancellation too. I feel more immersed in my music and outside noise is pretty much gone. Bass will tickle your eardrum and you'll enjoy your music much more. (Go to settings and put on the bass equalizer too and hot damn, you gonna slap yo momma) If your gym plays music, it'll completely drown it out. If you're a student, these will put you into that "flow state" and get more productive. TLDR: If you wanna drown out the world and you is all about that bass, get these things NOW! 10/10 will have these on my Airpod pros forever.
@@nibbax7772 They do not hurt my ear whatsoever and they are much more comfortable than the silicone tips. Wow, I haven't looked back at this comment but it's been 6 months since I bought them and I am still using the first pair out of the 3. It's a well worth investment/upgrade for the pros.
Just ordered them. I hope they fit better in my ear than the Large size that comes with the airpods. The left fits fine but my right ear is slightly larger UPDATE: IT FITS, the right ear actually fits. I’ve had these airpods for about a year now and have been constantly dealing with the right one falling out because it’s slightly larger than my left (even with the Large size tips in) but with these no more looseness or falling out!!
@@stickynote6672 2 months in and no issues whatsoever. I even gave an extra pair of them to my coworker and he loves them just as much. I’ll never go back to the silicone tips that came with it
@@stickynote6672 nope! Not at all, still in the shape they came in. The one thing I noticed tho is in the cold weather they harden up a little but they soften up again from your body heat when you put them in your ear EDIT: they also do a way better job with noise cancellation
@@projektbloo5713 Awesome! Now i definitely can't wait for them to come in! I got TIDAL 30 days for free too and I can't wait to see how they sound with the HIFI resolution stream. Lets goo.
Helped me make an informed decision when purchasing my new tips. Decided to go with Comply 2.0s for the Air Pod Pros. Much gratitude and thank you you for the free content.
I couldn’t get my AirPod Pros to pass the Ear Tip Fit Test using any combination of the Apple silicone tips, so I bought a less expensive memory foam tips. Those also failed every time. I watched this video and used the link to make sure I got the right ones. Finally, I got the test to pass using the large in both ears. They do fit in the charging case and noise cancellation finally works. The sound quality is better too. Thanks for recommending these!
This is some great great info. I’m thankful for someone posting something useful rather than someone acting as a company spokesperson. Is it worthwhile to get these tips? I find it hard to believe that an unknown company can improve upon Apple’s design
I don't believe they are made for people who have no issues with AirPod tips. Im watching this video due to the fact that the AirPods dont stay in my ears well at all. The non pros fit and stay so much better. I blame my issues on the tips. So yes I do believe they can be improved upon.
Several months ago I bought a pair of Airpod Pros and returned them because the left one wouldn't stay in my ear. It was good to hear of the improvements to the Comply foam tips and will buy the Airpod Pros again hoping these correct my issue. Thanks for your timely video!!! Great work.🏆
Full transparency.....I did send these back. Never got a good seal with them and they aggravated my ear. Went back to Apple Silicone and finally got two seals with the largest ones. Yay!
I need that comparison video out asap!!! Would love to hear your opinions on which one u think are best. Can you also mention which one you personally use daily? Appreciate the content!
have you tested the dekoni tips? I heard from many others that the dekoni's are just as good if not better than the comply's, and that both of these brands are in a different tier than others. So I'm stuck deciding whether I should get comply or dekoni.
There is no difference in sound, however the better seal in your ear may make the AirPods sound better if they did not fit in your ear properly before.
my problem is the regular tips, when I first bought the pro's, i passed the ear fit test with the mediums. the large were just too big for my ear. well now the mediums ALWAYS fail the fit test, and the large is still to big for me. i tried the Charjen ones, but it literally made no difference. still failed the fit test with small and medium ( only tried small to see if it would work, normally the small is WAY too small for me ) and the large, if i could get them to fit, would make the sound tiny and no bass at all ( Mind you with Apple music, I have yet to hear ANY good bass with Airpods Pro. I like my bass punchy and truthfully Airpods Pro are not it. even with Bass Booster EQ. The Regular Airpods have way more bass ). Lot of reviews and articles talk about how good the Comply's are so I ordered them and I hope they finally make my Airpods Pro wearable and maybe, just maybe add a bit more bass to music. btw loved the video, and it was very informative. thanks.
I agree the bass is better on the 1st and 2nd gen AirPods. Apparently it was booted to make up for the lack of a seal in your ear. The Pro's on the other hand lack the boom but sound more "accurate" but for bassheads like us, still not enough :) Also if you can't pass the fit test on any tips, get the AirPods swapped out by Apple. It's a known issue and has something to do with the mics. Other symptoms include crackle noises and ANC problems. My boss had the same problem and after getting them swapped out now the fit test works again.
@@ScottSchramm funny u say that. I tried to and Apple tested them and said nothing was wrong with them. It’s just my ears are shaped funny. My last hope is the Comply’s. Hopefully they can help.
So Update, Got the Comply's and it did absolutely nothing. still sound the same and still fail all the ear fit tests. I saw an article online about buying cheap foam tips, removing the middle caps on them ( so all that's left is the foam itself ) which coincidentally the foam tips i bought on amazon for 3 bucks made a point in the pictures and instructions that the middle part came out easily ( trust me i found it weird too ), and then take the original apple tips and put them through the middle hole of the foam tips, basically fitting the foam tips right underneath the silicon tips. with this admittedly weird "fix" i actually got one side to give a good seal, so there's that. it also fits in the case still. sound is pretty much the same, but at least there's some progress. i will say the COMPLY'S did feel good, but for $25 they didn't fix my particular issue, so had to return them. but i would say that if anyone has issues with their Airpods Pro they should absolutely try them.
@@Anonymous01416 i also have that the first AirPods never fell out for me but the pros keep falling out at the gym, no matter the the foam, i think imma keep tho cause the noice cancellation is really nice
Wow, your a life savior, Does it hurts the ear like apple ones? Because I cannot use apple ones, it keeps hurting my ears.!! Can anyone tell me this is better than apple one?
I got about a year out of my first set but I do not use my AirPods as often. If you use yours more often, then they will not last as long. This is true of all foam tips.
Sweat will break down the memory foam so while they will work, they will not last as long. You may want to look into a hybrid like the CharJen Pro AirFoams Pro Active: czcams.com/video/LlthLcLQXnc/video.html
Looking at only the comfort aspect, its hard because everyone has their own opinions. Some people like the "light and airy" feeling of the stock tips vs the "stuffy" feeling of memory foam. But when you compare other things like the fit, the memory foam will always win. Personally, I'm a big fan of the Comply and think they are worth the money.
@@ScottSchramm can you still workout on the Comply tips 2.0? And does the CharJen pro active have better grip than the original Apple tips as those don’t fit me well as they fall out
@@richdoescraft4599 For working out the sweat will break down any memory foam so the Active model would be better since its covered in silicone. The fit on the Active is better then then the stock tips from Apple because the memory foam on the inside. The key to the AirPods not falling out of your ears is a good seal and fit your ear, the memory foam is what does that.
Yes, memory foam will offer some amount of passive hearing protection similar to memory foam ear plugs, but if you are in an extremely noisy environment, dedicated earplugs are always going to be the best choice.
They may. But if the apple ones are hurting your ears you may want to go down to a smaller size. The apple ear tips are very flexible. Memory foam ear tips are more solid and "full"
Do you have the same "box" feeling ( ie. literally when I run, I hear the pounding on the pavement, or I feel like I am in a box, when people talk to me ) , just like with the silicione? Maybe I went wrong with selecting a TWS that goes into my ear canal overall, however before moving on, I would like to know this. Thanks!
@@ScottSchramm thanky you Scott, appreciated. In Hungary where I live there is only a 14 day return limit. Do you know any worldwide rule for this? Thank you, Istvan
Sorry to hear that. I didn't have any issues when I tested with the large. I'd recommend giving them a quick squeeze before putting them in the case to help them fit better.
@@ScottSchramm you should grab some of the Dekoni for a direct comparison to the Comply since they are both well know tip manufacturers. Would love to see that video
Hey man, do you actually know if they're made to slide less in ears please ? I can pass the test using the regular Apple silicone tips but my right Airpod keeps sliding off so I'm thinking about buying some of these. However are they durable ? I don't actually want to purchase a set every month or so, I want to be able to buy one for my entire time using the Airpods lol
@@ScottSchramm Thanks, I'll order a set hoping that it'll fix my issue, I really love those earphones but I'm so sad that they won't hold steadily in ears :(
@@skimpy_x_x7356 Worked like a charm for me, bought a pack of 3 pairs, 1st one lasted 6 months before being kind of worn out (the exterior was beginning to peel so it didn't stick as much as it used to), 2nd one died very quickly (I think I rubbed them a bit hard to clean them so it didn't help), I'm on my 3rd one and it's doing pretty good so far. Only downside for me is that I may have to buy a new pack every year or so :/
What ones do you really recommend because I’m about to take my airpod pro back because they don’t stay in my ears and I tried all 3 size of apples. I’m really disappointed in Apple
I usually just wipe them off using my shirt or a soft cloth. I wouldn't recommend getting them wet and definitely do not use an alcohol wipe. Apparently alcohol kills the foam.
Yes, they do. I'm working on an updated video that shows which ones work and which ones can be problematic with the new AirPods Pro Gen 2 but the Comply ones work fine without issue.
i bought these for my pros. tore my silicon tips taking them off just for the comply tips to not even click onto the pros. i thought maybe i messed up my pros taking off the silicon tips, nope i put on the other size silicons that came with the pros with ease and they stayed on, 25 dollars for tips that dont even click on the pros? not happy i honestly dont even want them to send me another pair i just want some compensation
@@ScottSchramm i got these exact ones. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088KPNKN2?pf_rd_r=9RXZYKYNJJNNA2TPAR06&pf_rd_p=5ae2c7f8-e0c6-4f35-9071-dc3240e894a8&pd_rd_r=b8f19e4c-9d18-4b7b-8fd7-2d7dbf17197a&pd_rd_w=xUgiD&pd_rd_wg=rp8J5&ref_=pd_gw_unk i was able to wedge a small piece of paper into the eartips to keep them there while i talk to them, i recorded the issue with them its so strange. im just glad i have a slightly temp fix for them atm.
Sounds like you are using the first edition of these eartips and not these new 2.0 version. The new version uses the same click on style as Apple's eartips. I also find it odd you've had broken AirPod's just because of the ear tips. I have reviewed like 8 different models of ear tips and as such have installed and removed them way more times then the average person and I have not had any issues with my AirPods breaking and they are over a year old now.
@@ScottSchramm yeah, it did though. the comply tips would break the hooks on my AirPods and I’d have to replace it. So I just had to go back to the original one I’ll probably try to contact customer service get a different one
Comply does not offer white. There are some other companies I've reviewed that offer white but you don't want them because they tend to get yellow pretty easily. Best to stick with a dark color like black.
No, Comply only sells them in black color. If you want white, check my videos on the ones from FoamMasters and CharJenPro but note that they will not be pure white, they are more of a light yellow color.
Apple's designers must be eating shrooms man, none of their headphones are actually any good in the ear, non normal ones, not first airpods or pro's, literally wtf were they thinking when they designed it?
Have used these for about 6 weeks now and I’d highly recommend them. Great fit, don’t fall out or loosen and much more comfortable. Well worth purchasing.
thats good to hear! The pros just fall out of my ears with any movement, very disappointed, so I'm hoping these will fix that
@@aguiremedia do they work better now?
@@aguiremedia it fixed it? willing to buy this too
@Doug Thomas I’ve had the same pair of tips on for nearly a year now. Still perfect. Great product.
@@corkboy4523 do you use them for working out?
AWESOME review dude. I just bought some. I'll update this post when they get shipped.
UPDATE:
They came in. Holy moly these things are awesome. The foam does boost the bass of the AirPods and significantly boosts their noise cancellation too. I feel more immersed in my music and outside noise is pretty much gone. Bass will tickle your eardrum and you'll enjoy your music much more. (Go to settings and put on the bass equalizer too and hot damn, you gonna slap yo momma)
If your gym plays music, it'll completely drown it out.
If you're a student, these will put you into that "flow state" and get more productive.
TLDR:
If you wanna drown out the world and you is all about that bass, get these things NOW!
10/10 will have these on my Airpod pros forever.
Bro I just got mine 10 minutes ago, I can’t wait to slap my momma too
How much better do they stay in your ears though?
How’s the comfort? Will they hurt your ears after a while?
@@nibbax7772
They do not hurt my ear whatsoever and they are much more comfortable than the silicone tips.
Wow, I haven't looked back at this comment but it's been 6 months since I bought them and I am still using the first pair out of the 3.
It's a well worth investment/upgrade for the pros.
@@aguiremedia They DO NOT fall out bro.
Just ordered them. I hope they fit better in my ear than the Large size that comes with the airpods. The left fits fine but my right ear is slightly larger
UPDATE: IT FITS, the right ear actually fits. I’ve had these airpods for about a year now and have been constantly dealing with the right one falling out because it’s slightly larger than my left (even with the Large size tips in) but with these no more looseness or falling out!!
I have the same issue. I just ordered some. How have they held up since you've bought them?
@@stickynote6672 2 months in and no issues whatsoever. I even gave an extra pair of them to my coworker and he loves them just as much. I’ll never go back to the silicone tips that came with it
@@projektbloo5713 that’s dope! However. I heard the memory foam breaks down over time. Have they chipped away or broke down?
@@stickynote6672 nope! Not at all, still in the shape they came in. The one thing I noticed tho is in the cold weather they harden up a little but they soften up again from your body heat when you put them in your ear
EDIT: they also do a way better job with noise cancellation
@@projektbloo5713 Awesome! Now i definitely can't wait for them to come in! I got TIDAL 30 days for free too and I can't wait to see how they sound with the HIFI resolution stream. Lets goo.
Ive been holding out for these ear tips i think its time to pull the trigger
Did you end up getting them?
Hey did you buy them I’m still wondering if I want to buy them or not how are they ? If you bought them
Helped me make an informed decision when purchasing my new tips. Decided to go with Comply 2.0s for the Air Pod Pros. Much gratitude and thank you you for the free content.
I couldn’t get my AirPod Pros to pass the Ear Tip Fit Test using any combination of the Apple silicone tips, so I bought a less expensive memory foam tips. Those also failed every time.
I watched this video and used the link to make sure I got the right ones. Finally, I got the test to pass using the large in both ears. They do fit in the charging case and noise cancellation finally works. The sound quality is better too. Thanks for recommending these!
The tooth paste comparaison is pretty a pretty good analogy.
This is some great great info. I’m thankful for someone posting something useful rather than someone acting as a company spokesperson. Is it worthwhile to get these tips? I find it hard to believe that an unknown company can improve upon Apple’s design
I don't believe they are made for people who have no issues with AirPod tips. Im watching this video due to the fact that the AirPods dont stay in my ears well at all. The non pros fit and stay so much better. I blame my issues on the tips. So yes I do believe they can be improved upon.
You're on every video constantly complaining like just shut up bro...
Several months ago I bought a pair of Airpod Pros and returned them because the left one wouldn't stay in my ear. It was good to hear of the improvements to the Comply foam tips and will buy the Airpod Pros again hoping these correct my issue. Thanks for your timely video!!! Great work.🏆
Did you ever try them out because I’m about to return my AirPods Pro too.
@@Ciangi87 I decided to go with the Jabra's.
Thx. Great video. Just ordered through your link. Fingers crossed I can achieve the perfect fit. Looks like I may need a different size in each ear.
Full transparency.....I did send these back. Never got a good seal with them and they aggravated my ear. Went back to Apple Silicone and finally got two seals with the largest ones. Yay!
Thank you for comparing the packaging. Now I know I’ve got V2s!
I need that comparison video out asap!!! Would love to hear your opinions on which one u think are best. Can you also mention which one you personally use daily? Appreciate the content!
My favorite out of all of them is the Comply.
Great informative review!! You’re doing great!
Thanks man! Really well done. I came here to check if I got the new or the old one and I got way more than that :)
I think that new charjen airpods pro active foams seem very nice.I ordered them.
I've already reviewed the CharJen Pro Active: czcams.com/video/LlthLcLQXnc/video.html
have you tested the dekoni tips? I heard from many others that the dekoni's are just as good if not better than the comply's, and that both of these brands are in a different tier than others. So I'm stuck deciding whether I should get comply or dekoni.
Sorry, I haven't tested the Dekoni. The Comply are $5 cheaper, I'd just go with them.
life saver great video
Just got some thanks dude
If I’m a size medium on the AirPod pros original tips will the sizing be the same for the comply tips?
Yes
Just got mine, I had to stick with medium on one side because the tip started to break when tryin to remove it
Thanks, used the link! Just wanted to watch a video first.
No mention of the sound influence with using the Comply‘s?
There is no difference in sound, however the better seal in your ear may make the AirPods sound better if they did not fit in your ear properly before.
Do you think after putting the Comply Foams the Sound Quality and Noise Cancellation improved on the Airpods Pro ?
Yes, when you have a good seal those things will improve.
@@ScottSchramm So does the Comply Foam 2.0 provides good seal ?
@@augustya7543 Yes
Just got these. They are in my ears. Ear fit test still not working…
With the 1st gen AirPods Pro or the new 2nd gen AirPods Pro?
Sad that they are hard to get or to expensive here in France?
my problem is the regular tips, when I first bought the pro's, i passed the ear fit test with the mediums. the large were just too big for my ear. well now the mediums ALWAYS fail the fit test, and the large is still to big for me. i tried the Charjen ones, but it literally made no difference. still failed the fit test with small and medium ( only tried small to see if it would work, normally the small is WAY too small for me ) and the large, if i could get them to fit, would make the sound tiny and no bass at all ( Mind you with Apple music, I have yet to hear ANY good bass with Airpods Pro. I like my bass punchy and truthfully Airpods Pro are not it. even with Bass Booster EQ. The Regular Airpods have way more bass ). Lot of reviews and articles talk about how good the Comply's are so I ordered them and I hope they finally make my Airpods Pro wearable and maybe, just maybe add a bit more bass to music. btw loved the video, and it was very informative. thanks.
I agree the bass is better on the 1st and 2nd gen AirPods. Apparently it was booted to make up for the lack of a seal in your ear. The Pro's on the other hand lack the boom but sound more "accurate" but for bassheads like us, still not enough :) Also if you can't pass the fit test on any tips, get the AirPods swapped out by Apple. It's a known issue and has something to do with the mics. Other symptoms include crackle noises and ANC problems. My boss had the same problem and after getting them swapped out now the fit test works again.
@@ScottSchramm funny u say that. I tried to and Apple tested them and said nothing was wrong with them. It’s just my ears are shaped funny. My last hope is the Comply’s. Hopefully they can help.
So Update, Got the Comply's and it did absolutely nothing. still sound the same and still fail all the ear fit tests. I saw an article online about buying cheap foam tips, removing the middle caps on them ( so all that's left is the foam itself ) which coincidentally the foam tips i bought on amazon for 3 bucks made a point in the pictures and instructions that the middle part came out easily ( trust me i found it weird too ), and then take the original apple tips and put them through the middle hole of the foam tips, basically fitting the foam tips right underneath the silicon tips. with this admittedly weird "fix" i actually got one side to give a good seal, so there's that. it also fits in the case still. sound is pretty much the same, but at least there's some progress. i will say the COMPLY'S did feel good, but for $25 they didn't fix my particular issue, so had to return them. but i would say that if anyone has issues with their Airpods Pro they should absolutely try them.
Just ordered them, hope they help if not I’m returning the AirPod pros.
Did they work?
@@Teddu- Nope, sent everything back. The AirPod pros and the ear tips. The regular AirPods work better for my ears.
@@Anonymous01416 i also have that the first AirPods never fell out for me but the pros keep falling out at the gym, no matter the the foam, i think imma keep tho cause the noice cancellation is really nice
Which do you prefer much better this one or the foam master 4.0?
I definitely prefer these over the foam masters.
Wow, your a life savior, Does it hurts the ear like apple ones? Because I cannot use apple ones,
it keeps hurting my ears.!! Can anyone tell me this is better than apple one?
They don’t hurt my ears and are better then the Apple ear tips
@@ScottSchramm thanks ✌🏻
They don't last long at all. Few months tops.
I got about a year out of my first set but I do not use my AirPods as often. If you use yours more often, then they will not last as long. This is true of all foam tips.
Would you recommend these for working out ? Running into the issue of my Pros falling out/having to re-adjust them every 10 mins or so
Sweat will break down the memory foam so while they will work, they will not last as long. You may want to look into a hybrid like the CharJen Pro AirFoams Pro Active: czcams.com/video/LlthLcLQXnc/video.html
How is the comfort? Compared to the apple tips ?
Looking at only the comfort aspect, its hard because everyone has their own opinions. Some people like the "light and airy" feeling of the stock tips vs the "stuffy" feeling of memory foam. But when you compare other things like the fit, the memory foam will always win. Personally, I'm a big fan of the Comply and think they are worth the money.
Great video
I have a small question
Which is better this one or CharJen pro Active
CharJenPro Pro Active is good for working out, sweat, etc. Otherwise Comply is better.
@@ScottSchramm can you still workout on the Comply tips 2.0? And does the CharJen pro active have better grip than the original Apple tips as those don’t fit me well as they fall out
@@richdoescraft4599 For working out the sweat will break down any memory foam so the Active model would be better since its covered in silicone. The fit on the Active is better then then the stock tips from Apple because the memory foam on the inside. The key to the AirPods not falling out of your ears is a good seal and fit your ear, the memory foam is what does that.
The silicone ones hurt my ears so I’ll let you guys know when mine come in.
How’s it feel are they comfy?
Any ear protection in noisy environments/power tools?
Yes, memory foam will offer some amount of passive hearing protection similar to memory foam ear plugs, but if you are in an extremely noisy environment, dedicated earplugs are always going to be the best choice.
Will this help of not getting pain in me ears, because the apple one are hurting my ears really bad
They may. But if the apple ones are hurting your ears you may want to go down to a smaller size. The apple ear tips are very flexible. Memory foam ear tips are more solid and "full"
Do you have the same "box" feeling ( ie. literally when I run, I hear the pounding on the pavement, or I feel like I am in a box, when people talk to me ) , just like with the silicione? Maybe I went wrong with selecting a TWS that goes into my ear canal overall, however before moving on, I would like to know this. Thanks!
I don't think I've ever experienced that issue. I would recommend giving these a try and if they don't work for you, just return them.
@@ScottSchramm thanky you Scott, appreciated. In Hungary where I live there is only a 14 day return limit. Do you know any worldwide rule for this? Thank you, Istvan
@@istvanfodor8704 Hmm in the US we have 30 days. Maybe it is more limited because they are imported.
@@ScottSchramm thanks Scott!
The larger still interferes sometimes with charging.
Sorry to hear that. I didn't have any issues when I tested with the large. I'd recommend giving them a quick squeeze before putting them in the case to help them fit better.
Thx, I used your link
30-40 dollars for this is an INSANE markup
Their only $20 (in the US at least)
What do you think about SpinFit vs Comply?
They are two different types of ear tips. Watch my final recap video here: czcams.com/video/YSoz6a39I-c/video.html
Have you tried the Dekoni Bulletz? If so do you feel the comply 2.0 are better than the Dekoni?
Sorry, I have not tried the Dekoni but out of all the ones I have reviewed, I like the Comply 2.0 the best!
@@ScottSchramm you should grab some of the Dekoni for a direct comparison to the Comply since they are both well know tip manufacturers.
Would love to see that video
Do you think they’re better than the foam masters tips ?
Yes, I like the Comply 2.0 the best right now.
@@ScottSchramm thanks for that 👍🏼
Hey man, do you actually know if they're made to slide less in ears please ? I can pass the test using the regular Apple silicone tips but my right Airpod keeps sliding off so I'm thinking about buying some of these. However are they durable ? I don't actually want to purchase a set every month or so, I want to be able to buy one for my entire time using the Airpods lol
Yes, memory foam ear tips will keep the fit more snug in your ear. I haven't had any issues with the durability of them.
@@ScottSchramm Thanks, I'll order a set hoping that it'll fix my issue, I really love those earphones but I'm so sad that they won't hold steadily in ears :(
@@elmothios1830 can u give me a update pls
@@skimpy_x_x7356 Worked like a charm for me, bought a pack of 3 pairs, 1st one lasted 6 months before being kind of worn out (the exterior was beginning to peel so it didn't stick as much as it used to), 2nd one died very quickly (I think I rubbed them a bit hard to clean them so it didn't help), I'm on my 3rd one and it's doing pretty good so far. Only downside for me is that I may have to buy a new pack every year or so :/
Do these tips pass Apple’s ear tip fit test?
Yes they do. This was covered @4:08
@@ScottSchramm my bad , thanks
Do these help block out more sound ?
Yes they help a lot.
@@ScottSchramm thanks!
What ones do you really recommend because I’m about to take my airpod pro back because they don’t stay in my ears and I tried all 3 size of apples. I’m really disappointed in Apple
Comply 2.0 is my favorite.
If you still need help deciding, here is my latest video where I compare all of them together: czcams.com/video/YSoz6a39I-c/video.html
any update???
How do you clean the tips?
I usually just wipe them off using my shirt or a soft cloth. I wouldn't recommend getting them wet and definitely do not use an alcohol wipe. Apparently alcohol kills the foam.
Which is better? charjenpro or comply foam
I prefer the Comply for everyday use but the CharJenPro Active model is better if you workout and sweat a lot.
@@ScottSchramm thank you
If you still need help deciding, here is my latest video where I compare all of them together: czcams.com/video/YSoz6a39I-c/video.html
I guess these fit with airpods pro 2 gen?
Yes, they do. I'm working on an updated video that shows which ones work and which ones can be problematic with the new AirPods Pro Gen 2 but the Comply ones work fine without issue.
@@ScottSchramm Thx for the reply. I’ll order a set.
i bought these for my pros. tore my silicon tips taking them off just for the comply tips to not even click onto the pros. i thought maybe i messed up my pros taking off the silicon tips, nope i put on the other size silicons that came with the pros with ease and they stayed on, 25 dollars for tips that dont even click on the pros? not happy i honestly dont even want them to send me another pair i just want some compensation
It sounds like you got the old version. I haven't heard anyone have that kind of issue with the 2.0 model
@@ScottSchramm i got these exact ones. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088KPNKN2?pf_rd_r=9RXZYKYNJJNNA2TPAR06&pf_rd_p=5ae2c7f8-e0c6-4f35-9071-dc3240e894a8&pd_rd_r=b8f19e4c-9d18-4b7b-8fd7-2d7dbf17197a&pd_rd_w=xUgiD&pd_rd_wg=rp8J5&ref_=pd_gw_unk i was able to wedge a small piece of paper into the eartips to keep them there while i talk to them, i recorded the issue with them its so strange. im just glad i have a slightly temp fix for them atm.
@@apezilla7232 I would exchange them. It sounds like you got something defective.
So I’ve had small for awhile, and went through a few AirPods with my warranty. It’s broken the AirPods twice now and the second time both
Sounds like you are using the first edition of these eartips and not these new 2.0 version. The new version uses the same click on style as Apple's eartips. I also find it odd you've had broken AirPod's just because of the ear tips. I have reviewed like 8 different models of ear tips and as such have installed and removed them way more times then the average person and I have not had any issues with my AirPods breaking and they are over a year old now.
@@ScottSchramm yeah, it did though. the comply tips would break the hooks on my AirPods and I’d have to replace it. So I just had to go back to the original one I’ll probably try to contact customer service get a different one
Is it work in android?
These ear trips work with the AirPods Pro. The AirPods Pro work with Android for basic functions.
Can you not get them in white
Comply does not offer white. There are some other companies I've reviewed that offer white but you don't want them because they tend to get yellow pretty easily. Best to stick with a dark color like black.
@@ScottSchramm thanks for the reply!
$25 for a few foam pieces…. Holy crap.
Price is line with the other name-brand tips I've reviewed. There are definitely cheaper ones, but they are all crap and not worth it.
Is there whites?
No, Comply only sells them in black color. If you want white, check my videos on the ones from FoamMasters and CharJenPro but note that they will not be pure white, they are more of a light yellow color.
@@ScottSchramm thank you so much! 🤗
I got these and after 12 days use they started to smell like all hell. I must have some stinky ass earwax.
The apple ear tips are still the best
Objectively incorrect
Apple's designers must be eating shrooms man, none of their headphones are actually any good in the ear, non normal ones, not first airpods or pro's, literally wtf were they thinking when they designed it?
All of their earphones have fit me perfectly
I really regret buying these airpods. Apple should send out better tips free of charge. God damn greedy apple
Let the buyer beware!
Might be the most annoying voice I’ve heard in my life, couldn’t make it past the 10 second mark! Do better!
Sorry you don’t like my voice. Perhaps you could mute the sound and use subtitles to follow along instead.
@@ScottSchramm damn this guy is a suckass. Dont worry, your voice is fine and is perfectly tolerable. Kudos to you for replying to him though.
@@ScottSchrammnah bro, your voice is fine