ComplyMemory Foam Replacement Earbud Tips Designed for Google Pixel Buds Pro (1st Gen) | Ultimate Comfort, Secure Fit, Superior Noise Isolation | Black (S/M/L) (3 Pairs)

I decided to buy these because I was having issues keeping the buds in my ear. My left ear was also getting sore after a bit. I had to try the different sizes to get them to fit, but ultimately I ended up with a medium in my left and large in my right. I did notice the seal was a bit different, but the comfort outweighed the minor issue. I saw the reviews that said the tips were smaller than the stock silicone, I didn’t see that, but I got them to work for me, so I am happy.When I was trying the different ones on, They did seem to be tight on the bud and I did tear a size small. It wasn’t a big deal since I didn’t end up using them, but I reached out to Comply’s customer service and they were great. They did say to let the buds cool to room temperature and use a paper towel to take them off. That worked like a charm.All in all, I think Comply and Google are a good option together if you want that stability and confidence you won’t lose a bud or a more comfortable experience.

I contacted support after having these for six months and they fell apart. (Plastic ring that held tip in place fell off) I think it's terrible to say that the tips are only expected to last 90 days after spending $25 on them. Saying that a three pack should last three times as long when it's a variety pack and only one size would fit is just silly. Waste of money, should state that the only are good for 90 days at time of purchase, would not recommend. I'll switch back to the OEM."Thank you for your message regarding the lifespan of our Comply™ tips.For peak performance, we do recommend changing to new tips every 2-3 months. A three pair package of tips will last most users around 9 months. Of course, how much you use the tips will have an effect on the lifespan of the tips. Our active users may find they need to replace their tips more often than the average user.To prolong early tearing or disintegration of the tips, make sure you prep the tip before each use. This involves gently rolling the tips down between your thumb and pointer finger before insertion. Once inserted, hold them in place for a few seconds (count to 15) to let them regain their shape and conform to your ear canal – this will create a custom fit.Occasionally cleaning the tips will have a positive effect on their lifespan. This can be done with a soft damp washcloth (only use water!). Simply wipe clean and allow them to air dry before their next use. Never use soap as the detergent in even the mildest of them will break down the foam. We also recommend that you do not handle immediately after applying lotions or hand sanitizes. Beyond this, we usually advise the general care of your ears and your listening device. Store your earphones in a hard carrying case to avoid extra friction, and store them away from direct heat or cold.I hope this information helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.Best Regards,Comply™ Support"

Honest review after using these for about 6 months.Usage: Moderate, I guess; some of ya'll sleep with these things in.Primary use case: Gym 5 days a week; 30-60 mins cardio each day.Secondary use case: Podcasts when I clean; lets pretend I clean a lot.Impressions: Foam tips initially felt larger than the medium tips that came with the Pixel Buds. Slightly uncomfortable for my ears for the first 20 mins but I only bought the 3 pack of mediums, so this ship sailed. I think my body heat managed to make the tips more pliable, they compressed and seated themselves very well after.Start of the issues: I went to the gym after using these for about 2 weeks. Took the earbuds out of the case and put them in, but one had 0% charge according to my phone. The ear buds had expanded, most likely due to sweat and other stuff you probably don't want to read or think about, and prevented the earbuds from contacting the charging pins/plate in the case. Upon inspection the foam tips had indeed absorbed stuff. Yikes. Also, ew.Side note because that last sentence is making me weirdly defensive about my hygiene: I shower everyday and cleaning my ears is part of my shower.I had to switch the tips out after about 3/4 months. The foam had become deteriorated and made swapping out pads an ordeal; The foam tip broke off from the small mounting ring that attaches to the actual ear bud, tweezers and a deft hand were required.Considerations for other people besides me: If you're not going to be using them for a workout and/or you have particular genetics that allow you to have dry earwax these will probably be perfect for you, I'd just recommend getting the assorted size because they don't match up perfectly with the OEM tips that come with the buds. Hope this helps.

sound is good, phone integration is great, but noise cancelling kinda sucks compared to my soundcore headphones

The GP earbuds are great. However one issue I had was the fit. For some reason the least ear bud was constantly loose fiting even with the smallest ear tip. Id have to adjust it every 3-5 mins.I tried these out and they worked perfectly. The sound quality is about the same but the left ear bud no longer falls out.

Not to be too gross, but I have waxy ears. These fit great and the noise cancellation is amazing, HOWEVER my ear wax gets all over the tips and turns them sticky.Also, using the Small size I have to be sure they slide all the way into the case or the lid won't close and it'll not charge. I can imagine that's a BIG problem with anything larger than the small.EDIT: After using them for 2 months I'm really unimpressed. They have really limited timeframe when they work properly. New it's great but they last maybe 6 weeks before they're trashed. :(