Why Air Pods Pro Keep Falling Out – Get Instant Solution

Air Pods and Air Pods Pro are a rebellion in the wireless earbuds industry. Undoubtedly, all the accredit goes to the fruit of the Apple’s flair.

They are a huge hit that sometimes Apple is unable to keep pace with the stock. But one issue that is common is the Air Pods Pro- they tend to occasionally fall out of the ears of the users.

This is a simple yet an annoying problem.

We need to assess the reasons why the Air Pods fall out? What all can be done to improve their fit? Any accessories required for the prevention of falling out earbuds?

All this and many more queries will be answered as you run down.

Apple has all the ability and capacity to restructure their earbuds but there still could be few things that may become the reason for the device to fall off.

The commonest reasons comprise of:

First and foremost reason that the Air Pods may fall is due to them being a misfit. Though Air Pods are known to be the ear buds with the best fit in the market and fits 90% of its customers.

But what about the remaining 10%? They have to struggle with the fit. Though this is not a big number but cannot be ignored. One size fits all is not acceptable in case of Air Pods.

The entire credit goes to Apple for providing Air Pods Pro with silicone tips in comparison to the Air Pods that feature non-replaceable plastic tips. And the users considered it to be the right solution.

This solution given by Apple was splendid and it catered to good 100% ears of the world.

However, with these new type of silicone tips new problems sprung up like:

The external forces may make the Air Pods fall out. Although, if we talk about the fit then both the Air Pods and Pro give a snug fit and only if hit hard due to something will displace the earbuds.

You may land-up hitting the air buds while taking off your work-out clothes, fixing hair, or setting or taking-away face masks (like in the present scenario).

Be mindful!! Avoid hitting or dropping them.

Officially, you won’t be getting any memory foam tips straight from Apple.

Here some research will help you for locating varied compatible memory foam tips. You won’t get any third party options too that would replace the silicone tips offered by Apple. But as per Comply something” is in the air”- for the AirPods Pro.

While making use of the Silicone tips, Federico Viticci from MacStories have thought of some other way of getting that ‘memory foam’. We are also in hope from Comply for foam tip sets. Sadly, we may have to wait longer.

I am well aware of the Viticci path – We have some of the greatest options:

In case you aren’t interested in using third party accessories then some popular solutions are right here:

Before you make your Air Pods sit in your ear, wipe off any oil, dirt, or residue from your Air Pods Pro. The slippery effect will turn into a squeaky one as the cleaning will offer a better grip.

You may be having the Air Pods fitted in your ears in the wrong way. This could turn out to be very frustrating.

Follow these steps for a perfect fit:

Do not worry, as Air Pods will not damage your ear canal, not even accidentally as these are not designed so long though. Allowing to go them deeper will ensure a secure fit.

You should switch the ear-tips to the smallest and ensure the Air Pods Pro stem is perfectly vertically-straight. Any sort of pressure and pain will be elevated when you have the earphones for a longer time. Vertical stems have more chances to stay in ears because of extra point of contact.

You may find this method slightly odd when you flip the Air Pods Pro upside down. Some runners have found this method a viable way to keep Air Pods Pro intact.

In case still they don’t seem to fit then you can flip them upside down and then swap your ears or put left one in your right ear or vice-versa.

If none of the above things work-out for you then returning your Air Pods Pro is the right option.

All will be dictated by the time you bought the Air Pods and what the return policy offers and adheres to.

Apple- 14 calendar days form the purchase date.

This could differ if you have finalised the purchase form different retailers. You may require to double check the retailer’s return policy.

We also recommend for a standard or gift receipt when it’s time to return them.