Are they Sweat Proof? null

Buy some ear pad covers online to protect against sweat and elements. Very cheap.

Hi fellow costumer, Yes, they're! I hope this helps!

That is a concern of mine as well. My wife wears these to the gym, even I have a set in case my I for get my Airpods. She is on her second set because the first just stopped working outside of the warranty window. I can't say its from sweat, but these aren't labeled for “active wear” like earbuds are and I'm constantly removing and wiping them down during a workout.

They have no IP rating but have been using the brand at the gym for a while now. Just wipe the cups with a towel. When they go bad you can get replacement pads. Pretty easy to change out. They are glued but they make a tool you can pop them off clean plastic with alcohol. Put the other pads on. You can replace through apple care also. Pads last for a long time for me though. Just wipe down and let dry out of the case.

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Buy some ear pad covers online to protect against sweat and elements. Very cheap.
Answered by JPena 2 years ago
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Hi fellow costumer, Yes, they're! I hope this helps!
Answered by FernandoR 2 years ago
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That is a concern of mine as well. My wife wears these to the gym, even I have a set in case my I for get my Airpods. She is on her second set because the first just stopped working outside of the warranty window. I can't say its from sweat, but these aren't labeled for “active wear” like earbuds are and I'm constantly removing and wiping them down during a workout.
Answered by Casey 11 months ago
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They have no IP rating but have been using the brand at the gym for a while now. Just wipe the cups with a towel. When they go bad you can get replacement pads. Pretty easy to change out. They are glued but they make a tool you can pop them off clean plastic with alcohol. Put the other pads on. You can replace through apple care also. Pads last for a long time for me though. Just wipe down and let dry out of the case.
Answered by Allen 9 months ago
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