Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was SO looking forward to the upgrade to these airpods, and MAN did i WANT to love them. But they wouldn't stay in my ears no matter which tips I used, no matter what combination of sizes I tried, and, also oddly - I kept doing fit tests to get the noise-cancellation, and EVERY TIME I got a different combination of tips... like, I had to go through the process EVERY DAY... and even THEN, they'd fall out, or toggle between noise-cancellation and regular sound on their own - and worst of all, they'd just disconnect themselves at random. I thought they'd be more comfortable that the older model, but they wouldn't stay in my ears long enough to even find that out. It broke my heart to send them back, but in case anyone hasn't noticed, there's a pandemic on, unemployment is skyrocketing, and wasting $250+ on a gadget that doesn't fit, doesn't work as advertised, and is a DECREASE in quality from the older model it replaces would be pretty stupid. Caveat emptor.

They go in and out of Bluetooth and I have to take them on and off so they link again

It was bought as a gift for a kid, and they work fine. The price was just right

This EarPods have some sort of short circuit I just brought this a little over a month

They are hard and hurt my ears Apple needs to think of people with small ears

My wife had enjoyed them too this point. I'm not an apple guy but she enjoys them.

Currently on my second pair of these headphones, the first pair had an issue with defective sensors which i had to go back to apple to try and resolve. They gave me two new airpod headphones (left the first time and right the second) before telling me I should just return the airpod pros at my point of purchase because they did not feel comfortable changing anything else out due to warranty reasons. I repurchased these headphones from best buy and now there is a constant clicking in the left airpod whenever I move around using them. Im not talking doing some crazy workout, but simply just walking around with them. Turning the noise canceling off remedies the problem for a short period. But for apples "top of the line" headphones and the premium price they sell them for they are really bad headphones and the wired headphones are way better quality. If you want to throw $250 down the drain on some horrible headphones go right ahead and buy these. I would not recommend them to anyone.

Sound quality is great. They fall out when working out.

Just like the original air pods, they don’t stay in my ears.

These work great! The only thing is they keep falling out of my ear and never read 100% charged

Differently from its precious airpods, airpods prod feel if running or move down

I thunk previous air pods were better. Battery life was longer and they didn’t hurt my ears.

Not worth the price you pay.can not get them to fit.tryed all three of the tips

Real good but does not stay in ear well. Got some accessories that made them perfect.

Seems to work ok, But don't fit in the ear as well as a person would wish.

It does stick to your eye .small time then is coming out from your eye

Go figure, they will it stay in my ears doing physical activity no matter which ear tip size I used.

I lost them 4 hours after purchasing them. I’m sure someone else might be enjoying them

Alright product ,older AirPods seem to work better and feel better inside your ear

Apple has really nailed their wireless earbuds with the AirPods Pro. I was not a fan of the AirPods before this. With those, Apple went with a design that didn't fit my ears. I could put them in, turn my head, and they would pop out. I could take one step and they would pop out. I enjoyed the tech in the AirPods and their portability but they just wouldn't fit my ears. Yeah, you can buy ear fins and covers but that defeats the purpose of the AirPods as you have to take the fins off everytime and the covers disable all the smart features. I think Apple was reading my mind with the AirPods Pro. They have everything I originally wanted out of the AirPods with a design that actually stays in my ear, sweat resistance, and active noise cancellation (ANC) while still being an extremely portable package. I can easily recommend these for any iPhone user, Android users aren't going to get all of the benefits of the AirPods Pro. Pairing is easy just like with any set of earbuds/headphones with Apple's chips in them. Flip the lid open and they'll pop up on your iPhone. Anyone using an iPhone 7 or above will benefit from an extended connection range and a solid wireless signal. I have used these in multiple public areas, including a gym, and I haven't once had these skip, drop out, or produce an audible issue with my iPhone 11 Pro Max or Apple Watch S5. These are environments where other earbuds from Bose, Sony, and Jaybird would have issues. Gyms are packed with people using Bluetooth headphones/earbuds clogging the 2.4GHz spectrum, same with public WiFi. Not a problem with these. The sound quality is a drastic improvement over the regular AirPods due to the seal they make with your ear canal. Bass is solid though not overpowering, there's a wide soundstage (for earbuds), the mids are solid and don't bleed into the lows, and the highs are clearly defined. These still aren't going to compete with high end wired earbuds but, for wireless earbuds, they're pretty good. Bass-heads will still prefer the Bose SoundSport Free or Sony 1000XM3 earbuds but I'm fine with the AirPods Pro. The ANC is top notch, right up there with Sony as the best ANC offered in earbuds. It's not as much as over-ear headphones from Bose or Sony (mainly the QC 35ii, 700 headphones, or WH-1000XM3) but I wasn't expecting that from earbuds. These are right in line with Sony's 1000XM3 earbuds and are even better than some over-ear headphones like the Surface Headphones, models from Sennheiser, Bowers&Wilkins, and B&O. It's more than enough for the office, a busy coffee shop, public transit, and even flying. I wouldn't want to use these on a long 20-hour flight but they're fine for a 4-6 hour flight. The AirPods Pro have a rubber tip that fits inside of your ear canal. They don't go as deep as other in-ear earbuds but rather sit more in your outer ear. I was initially worried about these staying in as earbuds with in-ear tips (and nothing else) don't stay in my ears. I had nothing but trouble with Sony's 1000XM3 earbuds and the only ones that would really stay in my ears were the Galaxy Buds, Bose SoundSport Free, and Jaybird's various models as they all have ear fins. I'm not sure what Apple has done but these have yet to fall out of my ears. I've exercised with them, bent over, jumped, and tried all sorts of things. These just won't fall out of my ears and they're still the most comfortable earbuds I have worn. Battery life, with ANC turned on, is pretty much the same as the standard AirPods. You'll get about 5 hours of use per charge and the case can charge them an additional ~5 times. I wish it was a bit longer, my Galaxy Buds would go for over 6 hours before needing to be recharged. But I'll take 5 horus with ANC on. Apple did include a transparency mode that artificially boosts outside noise but it sounds natural. I can easily pick up on conversations, noises, and other outside noise without having to take the AirPods out of my ears or have it sound like some compressed, boosted mess. These are the AirPods I wanted Apple to originally make. They offer the best ANC in earbuds, have a comfortable fit that I can wear for hours on end, are lightweight and extremely portable (more than any other wireless earbuds on the market), have decent battery life, and offer solid sound quality in a sweat resistant package. Bass-heads will want to consider other earbuds but they either don't offer ANC or aren't sweat resistant. These are my everyday go-to earbuds that I can use in any situation whether I'm in my office, lab, relaxing at home, or traveling. Anyone with an iPhone will have full control of these and get access to all the benefits of the AirPods Pro. Android users won't be able to control transparency or ANC settings and won't benefit from instant pairing and the extended wireless range/solid connectivity but there are 3rd party apps that can at least control some settings with these. The AirPods Pro are $50 more than the AirPods with a wireless charging case but they're well worth it. If you're considering those AirPods, these are worth a second look. Those wanting to just get the regular AirPods should still think about spending the extra $90 as the Pros offer so much more. They're priced competitively with earbuds from Sony, B&O, and Sennheiser that all have similar features.