Memory Foam Tips for Google Pixel Buds Pro, Anti-Slip Replacement Ear Tips for Google True Wireless Earphones，Fit in The Charging Case, Perfect Noise Cancellation, 3 Pairs (Assorted Sizes, Black)

If you're wondering whether these ear tips for your Pixel Buds pro are worth the upgrade, think no more and just hit buy now. I rarely find myself as happy with a purchase as I was with these, so felt compelled to leave a review. Fingers crossed that these hold up well over a long period of use, because so far they couldn't be better!I honestly was pretty let down with the fit of the Pixel Buds Pro when I got them. They sound great, but when paired with the original ear tips, they are terrible at staying in your ear for long periods without constantly having to readjust them, they get sweaty, and they start to hurt your ear after a while.I've had these new memory foam ear tips for 2 days now, and they're absolutely perfect. They are extremely comfortable for long periods of use, they seal perfectly and pass the ear seal test in the settings, and they make the pixel buds pro seem so sturdy and in place in my ear. Using the touch control functions feel so much more natural now because the buds are now staying in my ear correctly and not moving around.Also, transparency mode still works really great with these foam tips, and the noise cancellation is even better than before.

I've tested these with all 3 sizes of ear tips, I allowed the tips to expand for about 5 minutes before I attempted a seal test. I've tried the seal check on each one of these, and I can't seem to pass it consistently. They have a more sturdy feeling than the silicon tips and now my pro buds don't feel like they'll slip out at any moment. These are also more comfortable than the silicon tips to me. The sound is just a little different, it seems like some of the bass isn't quite as heavy, but with a slightly warmer sound stage. I overall don't mind the change as sometimes the default EQ on the buds felt too bass-heavy. ANC seems to be working fairly well still despite not passing that seal check, but not quite as well as with the silicon tips.

The Google Pixel Buds Pro have left me with mixed feelings, primarily due to their tendency to slip out of my ears at the slightest movement. Enter the Memory Foam Tips, and suddenly, my entire experience with these earbuds has taken a turn for the better.Let's start with the problem: the stock Pixel Buds just couldn't stay put. It felt like they were on the verge of making a break for it with every step I took. Without the Memory Foam Tips, the Google Pixel Buds would be, quite frankly, unusable for me.The replacement tips have been a game-changer. They fit snugly and securely, turning my once-disappointing earbuds into a reliable companion. No more awkward wiggling or constant readjustments—these tips have transformed the overall usability of the product.While I remain underwhelmed by some aspects of the Google Pixel Buds themselves, these memory foam replacements have elevated the entire experience. I can move, groove, and go about my day without constantly worrying about the earbuds slipping out. The difference is remarkable.If, like me, you find yourself frustrated with the stock Pixel Buds' fit, do yourself a favor and invest in these memory foam tips right away. They're a small addition that makes a significant impact, turning a potentially frustrating product into something worth keeping. It's a simple yet effective solution that Google should consider including in the package. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance the usability of their Pixel Buds.

These are comfortable and fit well, but I'm on my third set in about a year. Why, you ask? See the picture I attached. The little collar that holds the foam to the earbud is just glued to the foam, and will reliably fail after about six months.First set purchased 2/3/24, second set purchased 5/19/24, third set purchased 10/23/24. Third set just experienced glue failure.I like the memory foam as opposed to the molded OEM tips, so I'll get buying memory foam but I'll also not buy this version again. There are other sellers advertising the same product for half this price, and dollars to doughnuts they're all made by the same factory in China.

Took a chance - was dissapointed. They are physically smaller - both in circumference and depth than the original large tips that come with the Google Buds Pro. They don't seal any better than the original large - and perhaps worse - they fail the built-in fit check provided in Android for the Pixel Buds - and personally I feel like they let even more noise thru then the silicone tips when in noise cancelation mode.Technically they fit in the charging case but the tactile feel of them is more foam-rubbery/sticky so they get stuck on the edges when the tip makes contact with the side of the case going in/out. You would think that would help them in your ear make a better seal but was not the case for me - felt like more sound bleed thru.

I purchased these in November (roughly 8 months ago) in an attempt to save a few bucks. They worked okay for a while. But I've noticed that over time they've gradually gone from memory foam to forgetful foam. I used to be able to pinch the tips, insert the ear buds, and wait for the tips to expand. Now, they will not keep the pinched shape at all. This is pretty important for me because I have tiny ear cannals. The expanding of the tips ensured the earbuds actually stayed in my ears.For context, I had the Comply tips on my Pixel Buds A series. Those were great and kept their shape the entire time I used them. I upgraded to the Pixel Buds Pro once they released and removed the Comply eartips so my husband could use the A Series buds. The eartips shredded. I had to tear and pry them off. By the time they were completely off there was nothing left.That's why I decided against getting Comply memory foam eartips for my Pro buds. Plus, these ones were a bit cheaper. In retrospect, I should have spent the few extra bucks, especially if I don't intend to change them out for a while.